Two of Miami’s top hitters are players who are having career years. They rank first and second in the nation in home runs and first and third in the MAC in RBIs, and both are in the top 15 in batting average. Those two players are Jenna Golembiewski and Karli Spaid.
Miami softball sits at 29-6 (11-0 in MAC play). With just over two weeks left in the regular season, Miami finds itself at a great spot for a postseason push
Carla DeGirolamo and Leanne Shoker are retiring from the Miami synchronized skating program. Katey Nyquist, former Haydenette and coach of Denver Synchronicity, will step into the head coaching role as the program looks to continue its legacy
Katey Richason was one of five players that returned to Miami after the 2022 season. One year later, and she has become a strong leader for the young roster and gives a good indication of what Miami fans can expect
The Miami softball team has had a great start to the 2024 season. One standout moment was the game against Oklahoma in their new stadium, where Karli Spaid hit the first home run in it.
Claudia Garcia has been a huge part of the Miami field hockey team since her arrival from Spain in 2020. This season, Garcia looks to help Miami continue its recent success in her senior campaign.
Fifty years ago, the infamous then-President Richard Nixon signed into law what is today known as Title IX, leading to a 545% increase in women’s collegiate sports participation since its inception. The only problem? Hardly any of us have noticed.
After a bit of a rocky start to the season, the Miami women’s softball team seems to be making a comeback. On Wednesday night, the team pulled out a 7-5 victory over No. 8 Kentucky. The RedHawks were previously 6-10.
The Miami University synchronized skating team stole the show in the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships on March 5 with a record-setting performance.
The Miami University women’s basketball team lost at home Wednesday night to the Kent State Golden Flashes, 61-52. The Golden Flashes never relinquished the lead in the contest.
The Miami RedHawks traveled to Nashville, Tennessee to open its season this weekend and walked away with a 2-3 record.
To kick off the doubleheader Saturday for the RedHawks, the Miami University women’s basketball team piled on the misery of the Central Michigan Chippewas by handing them their fifth straight conference loss.
The Miami women’s basketball team fell to the Eastern Michigan Eagles Saturday afternoon in Millett Hall.
The Miami University women’s basketball team has had a few rough years since the team’s last winning season in 2019. This year’s team started out the season with a 4-3 record, but have now fallen to 6-9. Although it’s still not a winning record, the team has already exceeded its win total from last year’s 4-20 squad.
Despite the second half effort from the RedHawks, the team couldn’t overcome the 48-28 halftime deficit, losing 63-54. The loss came off the heels of two straight wins, both of which came at Millett Hall.
The Miami University women’s basketball team defeated the Xavier Musketeers 77-73 on the road Wednesday night. The RedHawks improve to 2-1 with the win over the in-state opponent from Cincinnati.
The Miami FIeld Hockey Complex was packed to the brim Wednesday, as fans piled in to watch the first ever NCAA Field Hockey tournament game hosted at Miami University.
Miami field hockey defeated Longwood University 2-1 Saturday in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship to claim its fifth consecutive conference title. The win also earns Miami a berth to the NCAA Tournament.
Miami field hockey took care of business when it mattered this weekend.
Miami field hockey has a busy schedule this week.