The epic career of Scott Miller
Kellogg High School head wrestling coach Scott Miller (right) shows off the team's third-place trophy from the 2025 state championships with assistant Travis Berti. Miller announced his retirement from coaching in March.
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Kellogg wrestler Colton Storey hugs head coach Scott Miller following Storey's championship win at the 2025 state championships. Storey was Miller's final state champion after 15 years of coaching at KHS.
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KELLOGG — For nearly four decades, Scott Miller has been working with athletes of all ages and skill levels, but simply calling him a coach feels like a disservice.
Miller, 61, has been the head wrestling coach at Kellogg High School since 2010, he has also served as the school’s athletic director since 2023. In March, he announced his retirement as head wrestling coach, capping off a 39-year career with a third-place finish at the 3A State Wrestling Championships.
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