Celebrating 200 Years

Men's Sports


Miami Hockey team practices in Goggin Ice Center.
MEN'S SPORTS

Two decades of the Goggin Ice Center

Like many Miami students, the Goggin Ice Center will be celebrating its 21st birthday this school year. Over the years, Goggin has gone through name changes, renovations and makeovers, but none quite like in 2006. On July 15, 2006 the arena we know today officially opened and brought the Miami community together.


Head coach Chuck Martin talks to his team during game against Bowling Green State University.
SPORTS

Miami football needs a change

Martin is a legend in Oxford. He should be appreciated and applauded for all he has done for the program, but as frustrations continue to grow, is he the best option for the future?


Miami hockey team huddles around the goalie at game against UMD.
SPORTS

Miami Hockey adds new recruits thanks to rule changes

Before last season, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) made a landmark rule change that allowed hockey players who had previously played in the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) to play college hockey. Prior to the ruling, these players were seen as having lost their amateur status due to the CHL giving players stipends. The NCAA deemed them as professional payments. 


Luke Skaljac dribbles ball on offense in game against Toledo.
SPORTS

Miami Men's basketball schedule review

The Miami University men’s basketball schedule has officially been released. Coming off an undefeated regular season last year, the RedHawks look to replicate the success of a magical 2025-26 season. 


Miami hockey team stands for the national anthem at beginning of game against Arizona State University.
MEN'S SPORTS

Miami Hockey not settling after best season in a decade

The Miami University hockey team is coming off its best season in over a decade. The RedHawks finished last season with an 18-16-2 record overall, and a record of 9-13-2 in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC). The team was voted No. 5 in the NCHC preseason poll and Top 20 in the NCAA coming into this season, building on the momentum left over from the previous season.


Coach Chuck Martin stands at the sideline during the Victory Bell.
SPORTS

Miami football adapts to NIL era

As Miami continues to increase its investment in football, the RedHawks will have to prove that their new approach to NIL can keep them competitive without becoming financially unsustainable in the coming years.


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