The RedHawks suffered a disappointing loss at the hands of the Toledo Rockets on Tuesday night, ending a three game win streak. With one game left in the regular season, Miami will look to bounce back against the Ohio Bobcats on Friday night.
Coming off three straight victories and a clinched MAC tournament berth, the RedHawks will look to increase their streak to four against the Toledo Rockets, who sit at second in the conference.
This Saturday, the Miami women's basketball team travels to the Bowling Green Falcons as they try to finish the season strong and push themselves into MAC tournament contention.
This Saturday, our Miami RedHawks will take a road trip north to battle the Eastern Michigan Eagles in the George Gervin GameAbove Center. While the RedHawks cling to one of the last spots in the MAC tournament, the Eagles are looking to fight their way in, which will surely lead to some thrilling MACtion.
As Carolyn Condit exits Miami after 40 years, the volleyball program is given to new head coach Dan Gwitt, whose experience as a collegiate player and a coach at Penn State will continue the legacy left by Condit.
The Miami RedHawks are beginning a three-game series against the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies for their first home series of the year. A preview of both teams before the opening game on Friday:
The Miami RedHawks hockey team had a strong first game against the No.3 Denver University Pioneers, but their second game went about as well as many would have expected it to. A recap of last weekend’s series that saw two very different results and a preview of this weekend’s series against the University of Omaha-Nebraska Mavericks:
Andy Miele is the only Hobey-Baker award winner in the history of Miami University’s hockey program, making him a figurehead of the organization. But despite his achievements, he only played 15 games in the NHL and is still currently playing in Europe. How did Miele came to accept his career for what it is after the dream of being a consistent NHL player wasn’t meant to be?
The RedHawk baseball season is underway. Before the home opener begins, here are some of the key storylines of the season.
After several consecutive disappointing seasons, Miami hockey hopes to restore its program to its former greatness. This process begins by attracting top-end talent, but where does the coaching staff go looking for these players, and what makes them commit to Miami?
The Miami RedHawks baseball team was able to secure their first series win after an offense-filled three-game slate against the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders.
Following their dominant effort on Saturday, the RedHawks will look to expand on their win with another against the Bowling Green Falcons. With only a few games left in the regular season, and barely clinging on to one of the last spots in the MAC tournament, the final stretch of the regular season will surely bring a level of exciting basketball one could only find in March.
On Love.Honor.Care Day, both the Miami men’s and women’s basketball teams won their matchups, putting both closer to MAC tournament contention come March.
The Miami RedHawks baseball team is searching for their first win(s) of the season as they head down to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, to play the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders. After dropping the series against South Carolina and losing their one-game matchup against the No.23 Indiana University Hoosiers, they’re looking to stabilize their pitching and get the bats going.
The Miami RedHawks hockey team is back in action this weekend with a trip to Colorado to take on the No. 3 Denver University Pioneers. With their schedule slowly winding down, they’re looking to steal one on the road in a building where they’ve struggled in year’s prior.
We are officially in the final stretch of the college basketball season, as our Miami RedHawks will look to come up victorious against the Central Michigan Chippewas this Saturday, and with a trip to Cleveland on the line, each game will bring more and more intensity.
The Miami synchronized skating teams travel to Las Vegas to compete in the US National Championships and the chance to repeat last year’s success.
Only five players returned to Miami’s women’s basketball team this year. First-year Amber Tretter knows she has to step up and is leading the program to a bright future.
The Miami University RedHawks baseball team started the season in South Carolina against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, and they were shown what a top college baseball team looks like over the course of the three games. A recap of the series, what went right and what especially went wrong for the visitors.
Sheldon White’s journey as both a player in the NFL and now the Director of Pro Scouting for the Steelers has been shaped from his time as a RedHawk.