Touk Miller

Touk Miller is a decorated midfielder and co-captain for the Gold Coast Suns, recognized for his on-field leadership and consistent performance in the AFL. After captaining both the Calder Cannons and the Vic Metro Under 18 team in the 2014 AFL Under 18 Championships, Touk Miller was drafted by the Gold Coast Suns as the 29th overall pick in the 2014 AFL draft. He made his senior debut for the Maribyrnong Park Lions at the age of 15 and developed his skills through St Kevin’s College and the Calder Cannons in the TAC Cup. Miller made his highly anticipated AFL debut for the Suns in Round 1 of the 2015 season, quickly establishing himself and earning an AFL Rising Star nomination in Round 16 of his debut year, signaling his emergence as a prominent figure in the league.

His dedication continued as he was awarded the Marcus Ashcroft Medal for a fourth time in 2023. Despite a knee injury limiting his games in 2023, Miller remains a pivotal player, demonstrating unwavering commitment to the team, and is contracted until the end of 2027. He recently transitioned from his co-captaincy role to embrace a new capacity focused on nurturing the team’s future leadership, prioritizing collective success over individual accolades. Miller is currently on track to achieve his 200th AFL game milestone in 2025, continuing to contribute significantly to the Gold Coast Suns’ performance and strategic development.