Grace was born in China and adopted at the age of three. She was born without a left arm and began skiing by the age of four. Miller’s childhood was full of outdoor ambitions, both on and off the snow, and she was part of the Nordic skiing team at the same middle school and high school that two-time Paralympic alpine skiing medalist Andrew Kurka attended. Though it wasn’t until last year when she met a U.S. Paralympics Nordic Skiing development coach at a two-day Challenge Alaska clinic for physically impaired cross-country skiers that the Paralympic Winter Games became attainable. Her first Paralympic debut was at the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games before she went off to her first year of college. 

• Grace's Websites/Blogs

  Website

• Grace on Facebook

  https://www.facebook.com/gracemillerak

• Paralympic Awards & Results

  One time Paralympian (2018)

  PeyongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games:

  • 10th (15km cross-country)
  • 12th (open 4x2.5km cross-country)
  • 8th (7.5km cross-country)

• There are no other statistics available for Grace at this time.