The Miami RedHawks baseball team secured its first MAC championship since 2005 with three-straight wins against Toledo and Kent State. Now, the RedHawks are heading to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 20 years. They first face the University of Tennessee Volunteers in Knoxville.
Miami hockey announced its 2025-26 schedule, which includes rematches against teams from 2024-25 and former Miami players who transferred out
Miami's softball pitcher room features just one returner from last season. However, the RedHawks have stepped in a big way for the 2025 season, paving the way for Miami to have a strong start going into the postseason.
The Miami University hockey team has picked up commitments from the transfer portal, but with time running out on the portal window, there are still names that could make a difference if they choose to come to Oxford and play for the RedHawks.
Miami Baseball hasn’t won the Mid-American Conference since 2005, but a new mentality, improved offense and outstanding pitching from Carson Byers and Cooper Katskee have given the RedHawks an opportunity to take the next step.
Evan Appelwick enters his second season with the RedHawks as one of Miami's, and the NCAA's, best hitters. With Miami hoping to make the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2005, Appelwick looks to use his hitting power to make Miami up a notch.
Miami University has a long list of impressive athletes and record-breaking stats. Many of these athletes left their marks on the Miami record books and represented the Red and White well during their time at Miami.
The Miami University baseball team requires all sorts of different gear and equipment to proceed through a regular season and postseason without hiccups. The program relies on equipment managers to help ease day-to-day operations for the players and coaches, making them the unsung heroes of the group.
The Miami University softball team finds itself in a great spot as the MAC tournament nears. First-year infielder Holly Merritt, who began her collegiate career this season, has proven to be an important addition to the team.
Miami dodgeball won its first national championship in program history on April 6. The season started back in the fall semester for the RedHawks, and the journey to the national title shows hope for the future of the team.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver and Super Bowl winner AJ Brown spoke at Miami University about his personal struggles with mental health and how he overcame them.
Assistant sports editor Jeffrey Middleton writes about how Miami hockey fans should remain patient with head coach Anthony Noreen after his first season with the team.
Miami hockey finished its first season under head coach Anthony Noreen with a disappointing record. However, Noreen and his coaching staff already began preparations for the 2025-26 season, including the signing of an extensive transfer class
Miami football began its spring practice in March. With a new quarterback and several new wide receivers and defensive players, head coach Chuck Martin has his work cut out for him to get the RedHawks ready for the 2025 season
