The Miami women's basketball team finished the 2025-26 season with a loss to West Virginia in the First Round of the NCAA tournament on March 21.
In head coach Mandy Gardner-Colegate's first year last season, the Miami softball team continued its winning ways and captured another MAC championship. This year, the RedHawks are looking to replicate their success and push further into the NCAA tournament.
Miami women's basketball started MAC play at 4-0, its best start to conference play since 2011-12. The RedHawks are looking to keep this momentum going into the last two months of the regular season.
The Miami field hockey team made program history this past season by advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament.
The Miami volleyball is headed to the MAC tournament for the first time since 2020 under second-year head coach Dan Gwitt
Miami University has 19 sports, not including club or intramural, and 540 student athletes. Each team requires coaches, funding and facilities. David Sayler, Miami’s director of athletics, is in charge of all of them.
Miami women's basketball had its best season since 2018-19 last year. The RedHawks are looking to progress further under third-year head coach Glenn Box.
Miami women's basketball had its best season under head coach Glenn Box last year, but the RedHawks are looking to finish the job in 2025-26, starting with the season opener against Coastal Carolina.
The Miami synchronized skating team is consistently one of the top teams in both the country and the world. What is it about Miami that brings that kind of success?
The Miami women's soccer team sits at 3-2 in MAC play so far. The RedHawks have seven more games until the MAC tournament begins in November.
The Miami RedHawks volleyball won its first two matches of MAC play this season. The RedHawks welcome two undefeated teams – Western Michigan and NIU – to Millett Hall this week.
Miami women's basketball announced its 2025-26 schedule. The RedHawks hope to replicate their strong performance in the regular season last year and make it back to Cleveland in March.
Raegan Lantz is part of less than 1% of people in the United States living with Type 1 diabetes. Not only does she live with it, she perseveres and plays for the Miami University volleyball team as an outside hitter, not missing a single game last season.
The Miami volleyball team enters its second year under head coach Dan Gwitt this season. Two local first-year players, Lindy Radaszewski and Molly Creech, will look to make a big impact on the roster this year.
With Miami's title as the MAC softball champions, the RedHawks travel to Knoxville this afternoon for the NCAA Regionals
