Summary
Jorja Miller, a talented New Zealand rugby player, became an Olympic champion at a young age and was voted the best sevens player in the world. She transitioned successfully from sevens to XVs rugby, making a strong impact on the field. Miller continues to excel with New Zealand's national team, contributing significantly as they advance in the Women's Rugby World Cup.
Key Facts
- Jorja Miller became an Olympic champion before turning 21.
- She was voted the best sevens player in the world.
- Miller played in boys' teams from age four to thirteen.
- She debuted in sevens rugby at the Rugby World Cup Sevens in 2022.
- In 2023, at age 20, she won New Zealand's Player of the Year award.
- Miller started playing XVs for New Zealand earlier this year.
- She helped her team advance to the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
- Her playing style combines explosive footwork and rugby skills, influenced by her background in Highland dancing.
