Miami softball struggled to get its offense going this past weekend, going 1-4 at the DeMarini Invitational in California.
The 2022-2023 college basketball regular season has come to a close, and conference tournaments are underway all over the country to determine automatic qualifiers to the NCAA tournament.
The RedHawks have started this season 10-2 and are riding an eight game winning streak. Through 10 games, Karli Spaid has a .424 batting average, five homers, and 13 RBIs.
Miami University softball continued its winning ways this past weekend in Murray, Kentucky, going a perfect 5-0 at the inaugural Velvet Milkman Invitational. After two blowout wins over Bellarmine, and another against tournament host Murray State, the RedHawks finished the weekend with two strong wins against Loyola Chicago.
Graduate student Allie Cummins homered three times and graduate student pitcher Brianna Pratt threw a no-hitter as the RedHawks (3-2) defeated the Mastodons of Purdue Fort Wayne (0-6) 12-0 at Miami Softball Stadium.
Miami University softball began a new season on Friday, Feb. 10, in Charlotte, North Carolina, splitting the four games they were able to play. After close losses to South Carolina and Charlotte on Friday, the RedHawks rebounded with a close win over East Tennessee State University (ETSU) and a blowout win over Campbell on Saturday. A fifth game scheduled for Sunday against Campbell was canceled due to weather.
Whether you’re a fan of basketball or don't know a single rule, the NCAA Tournament provides the kinds of emotions we crave, the highs and lows of everyday life personified in one epic, three-week spectacle.
Blaiden Kirk, a software engineering major from Columbus, is a rising star in the sports realm of social media. He dedicates hours a day to creating content, most notably for his TikTok and for his podcast, Stay Hot.
The NCAA has seen some monumental shifts this year, forever changing the future of college athletics.