Stillness in Sports Part II: How injury, faith and reflection changed Kyle Aucoin on and off the ice
By Jeffrey Middleton | 13 hours agoKyle Aucoin's story continues after requesting a trade.
Kyle Aucoin's story continues after requesting a trade.
Tom Heal took a chance on Miami Track, since then this chance has paid dividends.
A March Madness travel review.
Blake Mesenburg and Liam Jergenson have formed an incredible bond through Team IMPACT and the Miami University RedHawks hockey team.
Miami University RedHawks senior guard Peter Suder competed in the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Reese’s Division I College All-Star Game on April 3.
The Miami University RedHawks track and field team will host its last home meet, the RedHawk Invitational, at George L. Rider Track on Saturday, April 18.
Part one of three describes the beginnings of Kyle Aucoin's shoulder injury and his journey to the Miami University hockey team.
Miami Baseball takes two out of three games against Ohio University in the Battle of the Bricks
Miami University men's basketball head coach Travis Steele was named the 2026 John McLendon coach of the year by College Insider.
Freshmen Allie Faulkner and Nina Chavez led Miami tennis to a 4-3 home win against its conference rival, the Northern Illinois University Huskies.
The Miami University RedHawks swept the Ball State Cardinals in baseball from April 2-4.
Miami softball continues conference play and is looking to win the Mid-American-Conference (MAC) regular season for a seventh year in a row.
Redshirt junior outfielder Tommy Harrison reflects on his strengths on the baseball team and looks to help it win the MAC tournament for the second year in a row.
"This season is still something to celebrate. I never imagined that my school would receive any kind of national spotlight like the UGA teams I watched so frequently growing up.Miami basketball exceeded expectations I didn’t even know I had and showed me that attitude and resilience means everything when you surpass all odds."
Freshman Nina Chavez grew up in Guatemala and now plays Tennis for Miami University.
