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Miami University’s club baseball has never made it to the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) regional tournament, an honor reserved for conference winners. Miami, which is in the Mid-Atlantic West Conference, had a season like it's never seen before in 2022-23. The RedHawks went 14-1 in conference (and 26-6-1 overall) and ran away with the Mid-Atlantic West this year.
Until Saturday morning, Glenn Box didn’t have David Sayler’s number.
Glenn Box will be the 10th head coach in Miami University women’s basketball history, Miami Athletics announced in an email sent around 1 p.m. on Monday. Box spent the last seven years with the Indiana University women’s basketball program, including the last four as the program’s associate head coach.
As a walk-on for the Miami University Track and Field team during her first year at Miami University, Gabby Cossio took two third-place medals in team races at the Mid-American Conference Indoor Championships. During her sophomore year, she was out for almost the whole season with quadriceps tears in both legs.
Baseball season is in full swing, and neither of our favorite Southwest Ohio teams, the Miami RedHawks or the Cincinnati Reds are looking too hot. It doesn’t look like a World Series is in either of team’s future in 2023, but thankfully we’re just a couple of short months away from the MLB Amateur Draft. While Miami doesn’t have a Sam Bachman this year, it may have a few players with chances at futures in pro ball.
When Silas Walters woke up on Saturday morning, he never expected what was about to happen to him.
DeUnna Hendrix, former Miami University women’s basketball coach, resigned on Wednesday, citing competitive reasons in an interview with The Miami Student. On Friday, The Athletic reported that she resigned after an investigation revealed “intimate” text messages she exchanged with a player.
DeUnna Hendrix has resigned as the head coach of Miami University women’s basketball after four seasons, the Miami University Athletic Department announced in an email sent just after 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Even before he was diagnosed with autism at 3 years old, Ryland Zaborowski always had a baseball bat in his hands.
Opening Day, one of the most beautiful days, is finally upon us. That means a few things. First, and most importantly, America’s national pastime is finally back. Also, spring is coming and eventually summer. And finally, it’s time to check on the former RedHawks trying to make their names in pro baseball.
Since DeUnna Hendrix was hired to be the head coach of Miami University women’s basketball in April 2019, the RedHawks haven’t seen much success.
OPINION: No one cares about the cooler you painted for frat formal
Miami University wrapped up its women’s and men’s basketball seasons and its hockey season last weekend. Nobody won a playoff game or finished first in the conference, but no teams went winless either. Here’s a short roundup of each of those seasons.
With the college baseball season officially in full swing, it’s the perfect time to remember Miami University alumnus Buddy Schultz, who holds one of the most incredible records in NCAA baseball history. I’d challenge anyone to find one less likely to be broken. What he’s accomplished since his playing career ended is even better.
It didn’t take much time for Morgan Safford, a Columbus, Ohio, native, to settle in at Miami.
Mina Kimes and Sarah Thomas, two of the most prominent women in the sports world, visited Miami University on Monday, Feb. 20, as a part of the University Lecture Series.
Current students might find this hard to believe, but Miami University actually has a rich, storied athletic history.
It’s March 5, 2022.
To any Cincinnati Reds fans reading, I’m sorry for what you’ve been through in the last ten years. It’s truly sad that the oldest professional baseball team, an organization with such a storied history, has fallen on such hard times. Especially because those hard times have been largely brought about by an owner unwilling to spend, even to keep his own homegrown talent around. But don’t stop reading! I’m going to try to mix some hope in with the doom and gloom.
It’s been a busy couple of weeks around the sports world. If you’ve been living under a rock since our last print edition, here’s what you missed: