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Angelo Gelfuso - The Miami Student
Angelo Gelfuso - The Miami Student
Angelo Gelfuso - The Miami Student
Miami field hockey battled Boston University on Monday September 4, but the Terriers beat the RedHawks 3-1 in a close contest. The game concluded the Miami Invitational which began in Oxford on Friday and welcomed BU as well as the University of Massachusetts-Lowell and Ball State University.
Several of Miami University's varsity sports teams were hard at work before students began returning to campus. After several weeks of practice and several games played, soccer, volleyball and field hockey look forward to the rest of their seasons. Now, as students start classes, these teams start their runs towards Mid-American Conference play and strive for championships.
Bobby Kramig, who defined Miami soccer for three decades, is stepping down as head coach.
Miami alumnus and renowned football coach Ara Parseghian died on Wednesday at the age of 94.
The locker rooms at Miami University under Fred C. Yager Stadium, in the bowels of Goggin Ice Center and in the tunnels of John D. Millett Hall have housed rosters of defeated players during the 2016-17 sports season. They've become familiar with tired bodies, raised voices and bruised confidence. They welcome dreams of championships while they retain the sting of consecutive losing seasons.
Angelo Gelfuso - The Miami Student
Redshirt junior Dion Wade. Photo by Angelo Gelfuso.
Sophomore center Josh Melnick. Photo by Angelo Gelfuso.
Redshirt sophomore Gus Ragland. Photo by Brianna Nixon.
Angelo Gelfuso - The Miami Student
Photo courtesy of Lindsay Cerio
Brianna Nixon - The Miami Student