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Miami hockey welcomed rival and two-time defending national champion Minnesota Duluth to Oxford this past weekend for a National Collegiate Hockey Conference series. Minnesota Duluth came into the weekend as the sixth best team in the nation. Miami entered off two tough road losses against the University of North Dakota, who was ranked tenth at the time.
The RedHawks’ team pictures at the end of Saturday’s match said it all: we’re going to the playoffs, baby.
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The dust has now settled after another road weekend split for the volleyball RedHawks. The team had its revenge on one Mid-American Conference rival, Akron, and a painful loss against another, Buffalo.
“Always look on the bright side of life.”
As Rosie Ries began to exit the stage after being presented with a prestigious scholarship, any joy she was feeling was immediately overshadowed.
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A few weeks ago, a racist picture was sent by now-former ASG Senator Maxwell Hessling.
Miami University volleyball is back in full swing after a less-than-stellar start to the year.
Fortune smiles in the form of just one game below .500 for Miami University hockey.
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The festivities began in Uptown Park, where local business owners stood outside their shops handing out candy and greeting kids and parents while tables, games and live children’s music were set up as a mini trick or treat session before the parade.
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After Friday’s win, Miami looked to finally be taking a step in the right direction when it took down Ferris State (2-1).
With a struggling start to a new coaching gig, Miami head coach Chris Bergeron looked to end his first homestand at the Steve “Coach” Cady Arena on a positive note.
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While the RedHawks went .500 in a weekend for what seemed like the 100th time this season, fans left the stadium with something new to consider.
When Miami hockey began its season at the Goggin Ice Center Sunday, the day brought an extra sense of sentiment for coach Chris Bergeron.
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Fans of Redhawk hockey eagerly await the start to the new season every fall, and they have every reason to be impatient this year. There will be a new voice overheard on the Miami bench this season, and that voice belongs to Chris Bergeron.