6 Miami home games to watch this semester
By Kethan Babu and Graham Young | February 1, 2026Here are six home games to support the Miami RedHawks this spring semester
Here are six home games to support the Miami RedHawks this spring semester
The Miami field hockey team made program history this past season by advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament.
The Miami RedHawks football team became the only 4-0 team left in the MAC after defeating Western Michigan at home on Oct. 25. The RedHawks have won their last five games.
Miami football continued its winning streak on Oct. 18 against Eastern Michigan at home.
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 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.
Sports gambling isn’t going away anytime soon. When bettors participate in a healthy manner, it can be a fun way to engage with the athletic realm. However, as the betting industry continues to spread, so does concern over online harassment and growing addictions to sports gambling.
Running and jumping at the Division-I level is one thing. Doing it exceptionally well and earning a place in the Miami University record books is another. Ella Scally, a junior sprints and jumps athlete on Miami’s track and field team, is off the charts.
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.
Ten players transferred out or graduated from the Miami RedHawks hockey roster in 2024. 17 players, including three sophomores, will return this season. The team’s leadership relies on the players who have been with Miami for several years.