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When he feels anxious, there’s a pressure in his head — a squeezing feeling. He could not sleep. He could not eat. He didn’t want to speak to anyone. Classes and work felt meaningless.
Kyle Aucoin’s mental health story piqued with the pop of a shoulder. But it was long before that when issues began. During his time in the United States Hockey League (USHL), Aucoin struggled to move away from home and begin his future with a brand new set of faces surrounding him.
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Coming into college, I was a rarity among my friends. I knew where I wanted to be, and I knew what I wanted to do. I had been writing about sports since the age of 16, when I began an NHL analytics account on Instagram and branched out into the world I now love: Authoring articles.
After the 2024-25 season, Miami University hockey Head Coach Anthony Noreen and his staff cut ties with almost every player on the roster. The cuts and transfers (along with the eventual influx of new names) signaled a new era at Goggin Ice Center, and the team’s results in the 2025-26 season showed what is possible for the program moving forward.
While the Miami University basketball teams are turning heads on the north side of campus at Millett Hall, RedHawks sports fans can also head to Goggin Ice Center on the south side to see the men’s hockey team take the ice. And, like those basketball teams, there has been significant tangible improvement for head coach Anthony Noreen’s group on the ice over halfway through the 2025-26 season.
There’s a different kind of buzz around Goggin Ice Center these days.
After their second bye week of the season, the Miami University RedHawks hockey team (7-1, 1-1 in conference play) is back on the ice against the reigning national champions: the Western Michigan University Broncos (5-5, 1-3 in conference play).
Following the Miami University hockey team’s first win in 342 days, the RedHawks continued their victorious streak with a two-game sweep against the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Engineers.
The Miami University RedHawks hockey team opened up the 2025-26 season hot, winning its first two games in the home opener against Ferris State University. Miami hits the road this weekend against the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Engineers on Oct. 10-11.
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Assistant sports editor Jeff Middleton's picks for the 2025-26 preseason All-NCHC team alongside the official results
The start of college hockey season is right around the corner, with non-conference games across the landscape beginning on Oct. 3.
The dog days of summer, where the only sports on television are baseball and whatever niche sport ESPN8: “The Ocho” is showing, like wiffleball and professional bubble hockey, are over. Football is back to gracing our screens throughout the week, with the National Football League and college football covering Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Welcome to Middleton’s Musings, a new weekly sports column on all things Miami sports from Assistant Sports Editor Jeff Middleton. We’ll talk about all the current goings-on within the Miami sports universe, and we (may) have some disagreements along the way, both in print and online!
As the fall semester begins, the Miami University football, volleyball, field hockey and soccer teams open their 2025 seasons looking to capture a Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship. In October, the hockey and men’s and women’s basketball teams will look to succeed in their non-conference slates before beginning MAC and National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) play in December.
Moscow, the capital city of Russia, was founded in 1147. The city's enormous buildings and historical monuments scattered across its bustling streets make it one of the best-known locations worldwide. It’s home to approximately 13 million people, including Ilia Morozov, a young hockey player who will find himself venturing to Oxford this fall.
Fans of the Miami University hockey program were given exciting news over the offseason, as the team’s recruiting class was ranked fourth in the nation by Neutral Zone. Despite this, one of the top recruits has decided to return home, keeping the class still toward the top in the country, but it certainly leaves a major hole.
The college hockey transfer portal season is in full swing. For teams in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC), whether it’s the 2025 national champion Western Michigan University Broncos or the Miami University RedHawks, the goal is always to improve.