AUSTIN, TX - College Sports Communicators (CSC) has announced the 2025 Academic All-America® men's soccer teams, with Wooster senior Elliot Miller (Mentor, OH/Mentor) representing the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) on the second team.

Miller becomes the first Wooster men's soccer student-athlete to earn Academic All-America® honors since 2009 and the first Fighting Scot to be named an All-American and Academic All-America® in the same season. The 2025 NCAC Offensive Player of the Year was also named a fourth-team United Soccer Coaches All-American and a first-team all-region selection, marking Wooster's first United Soccer Coaches All-American honor in two decades.

On the field, Miller led the Scots with 22 points, totaling eight goals and six assists during the 2025 season. He ranked among the NCAC leaders, finishing third in points and goals and second in assists, while his four game-winning goals led the conference and ranked among the top-40 nationally. Miller delivered several key performances throughout the season, including a late equalizer against then-nationally ranked Denison, an 80th-minute goal to break a scoreless tie at John Carroll, and the game-winning strike in a road victory at Oberlin late in the regular season. His efforts helped guide Wooster to an 11-2-6 record, the program's strongest season since 2004.

Miller earned four All-NCAC selections during his career, becoming just the sixth men's soccer student-athlete in program history to achieve the distinction.

In the classroom, Miller is an environmental geoscience major whose independent research focuses on palagonite formations from Iceland and their implications for Martian glaciovolcanism. He studied abroad in Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands, completed a summer laboratory internship with Wooster's earth sciences department, and served as a student assistant athletic trainer for three years. Miller is also an active member of the College's Geology Club.