Men's basketball moved to 2-1 after the RedHawks defeated the Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks on Tuesday night. The 88-70 score doesn't reflect the back-and-forth battle, and it wasn't until the final minutes that Miami stepped up and took its advantage.
Miami field hockey won its seventh straight MAC championship to earn a bid in the 2024 NCAA tournament. The RedHawks consistently perform well in the conference but struggle on the national stage. This year, the RedHawks are hoping for a deep postseason push unlike anything fans have seen.
Miami women's basketball dropped to 1-1 with Sunday's loss to Xavier. Early trailing proved to be a problem, and even a late-game comeback fell short as the RedHawks took their first loss of the season.
Cade McDonald has emerged as the RedHawks top wideout in his second season at Miami University, serving as a key weapon for the RedHawks offense and a leader in the RedHawks locker room.
If you've been to a Miami football game, either home away, at any point in the last 20 years, you've seen Michael Hawkins in the stands. Hawkins is the self-proclaimed No. 1 fan of Miami, and he has traveled twice around the world to support the RedHawks.
In his six years at Miami, Brett Gabbert has thrown for 9,839 yards and 75 touchdowns, good for third in program history. With two MAC championships and aspirations for a third, Gabbert reflects on his career, including a life-changing injury in 2023.
Travis Steele is in his third season at the helm of the Miami RedHawks basketball team. Thanks to strong recruiting and development practices, he's looking to restore the program to its former glory.
Anthony Noreen is not just the new and intense head coach of Miami's hockey team. He's a leader dedicated to developing others. His goal is to rebuild the hockey program, but building strong leaders and people along the way matters most to him.
On any given Miami University football gameday, the main attraction is the teams on the field. The Miami cheer team, dance team and Shakerettes put in countless hours of effort every year to achieve the fractional amount of sideline spirit fans get to see.
The Miami University hockey team squared off against the RPI Engineers in their final non-conference series of the 2024-25 series. Despite plenty of scoring chances, they fell short in both games.
Miami field hockey once again made the Mid-American Conference tournament. Despite new opponents in the tournament, including the recently-added James Madison Dukes, the RedHawks have a chance to win their sixth straight conference title.
Miami football moves to 5-4 (4-1 in MAC play) with a mid-week victory over Ball State. Despite the steady rain, the RedHawks were able to pass efficiently, with Brett Gabbert throwing for 219 yards and three touchdowns.
Miami football plays its first mid-week MACtion game tonight against Ball State. The RedHawks set records at Yager Stadium, and they are back on the road for a Tuesday night game.
Miami women's basketball's season opener was decided in the first quarter. The RedHawks quickly took a 23-4 lead in the first 10 minutes of play, and they held their advantage through the remaining quarters. Head coach Glenn Box used the offseason to recruit and develop his team heavily, and the RedHawks showed out in their first game of the season.
Being a woman in sports, whether as a fan or as a player, is unnecessarily difficult. Women face an entirely different treatment than men, in unequal pay and training, fan merchandise and acceptance as a sports fan or player.
Basketball returns to Millett Hall tonight as the Miami women's basketball team opens its 2024-25 season against Appalachian State. Head coach Glenn Box enters his second year with the RedHawks with a full year under his belt and a productive offseason.
Miami men's basketball opens up its 2024-25 season tonight on the road against Appalachian State. The RedHawks finished the 2023-24 season at 15-17 (9-9 in MAC play).
The Miami University hockey team split their home series against the Lindenwood University Lions last weekend. Now, they face their final non-conference opponent, the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers, in the second half of their four-game homestand.
Head coach Chuck Martin became the winningest coach in Miami history with Saturday's win over the Central Michigan Chippewas. The RedHawks took a 46-7 victory, their largest win differential of the season.
Miami’s football team looks to climb back to .500 against Central Michigan