Miller recorded three points as No. 11 Seton Hill tangled with No. 16 Lynn, another high-profile battle against a Sunshine State Conference opponent.
But no goal was more clutch as Miller broke a 12-12 stalemate in overtime with a decisive score in overtime with just 30 seconds left on the clock. His second goal of the game lifted Seton Hill to a 3-2 overall record and the Griffins second win against a nationally-ranked opponent (No. 10 Mercy).
Appropriately, Miller scored the first and last goals of the game against the Fighting Knights and was credited with an assist on the third goal of the game that came in the first period.