Cheryl Miller is a former basketball player and coach of the Phoenix Mercury. Cheryl is known for her outstanding athletic ability that allowed her to be inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.

1. Date of Birth: January 3, 1964
2. Place of Birth: Riverside, California
3. College: University of Southern California
4. Sideline reporter for National Basketball League games
5. Sports commentator for ESPN, TBS, and ABC

• Mahalo's Guide to the Phoenix Mercury
  • Height: 6'2"
  • Weight: 170 Lbs.
  • Rookie Year: 1986

• 1982-1986: Played for University of Southern California

• 1983,1984: Named NCAA Tournament MVP

• 1983: Played in the Pan American Games

• 1984: Awarded the Broderick Award

• 1984: Led the U.S. Team to a gold medal at the Summer Olympics

• 1984-1985: Awarded the ESPN Woman Athlete of the Year

• 1986: Awarded the YWCA Silver Achievement Award

• 1986: "Sports Illustrated" magazine named her Basketball player of the nation

• 1986: Played in the Goodwill Games

• 1986: Drafted by the US Basketball League

• 1986-1991: Worked as an assistant coach at University of Southern California

• 1993-1995: Head coach at University of Southern California

• 1997-2000: Coached the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA

• 2000: Resigned

• 2006: Cheryl Miller's Jersey #31 was retired at USC