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It's been exactly one month since women's basketball began their season with an exhibition against Tiffin. All signs pointed to a successful year for the RedHawks behind the leadership of their second-year head coach Megan Duffy.
Miami (3-0) picked up two victories last week despite an unfortunate injury in last Tuesday's win over Eastern Kentucky.
After two quarters of play in Miami's season-opener against Canisius, Megan Duffy's squad found themselves trailing by double-digits.
Last season couldn't have gone much better for Megan Duffy in her debut year as head coach of Miami's women's basketball squad. She led the 'Hawks to the biggest turnaround in the nation as a first-year coach with a 21-11 record.
Miami soccer (2-6-1, 0-2 Mid-American) had a tough weekend against Bowling Green State University and the University of Toledo. The RedHawks were unable to come away with any points to open Mid-American Conference play, losing 2-0 to the Falcons and 2-1 to the Rockets.
Miami soccer ended non-conference play with a tough 2-0 loss Sunday night. Facing off against inner-state rival Xavier, the 'Hawks struggled to create chances against a stingy Musketeers squad.
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The Hawks overcame a halftime one-goal deficit and secured a point in its draw against Western Kentucky on Sunday afternoon.
After just one season as a head coach, Megan Duffy has inked a contract extension that will keep her with Miami for the next five years.
Megan Duffy is all business, all the time. She's rigourous in her game-day preparation, fiery courtside and systematic in her post-game comments.
On March 15, the RedHawks' remarkable season came to an end with a 69-56 loss against Duquesne University in the first round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament. Miami finished the year 21-11 in front of a home crowd at Millett Hall, and kept up with the Dukes for three quarters before slipping behind in the fourth.
CLEVELAND -- When Miami took the court against top-ranked Central Michigan University on Friday morning, they did so with nothing to lose. Under the bright lights of the Quicken Loans Arena, the 'Hawks suited up for the program's first semi-final game of the Mid-American Conference Tournament in 10 years.
Miami women's will face Ohio for the Mid-American Conference tournament quarterfinals, after earning a first-round bye last week and finishing the regular season with a 58-35 win.
The 'Hawks handily defeated BGSU on Saturday 92-64, vaulting them into second place in the Mid-American Conference East Division. Miami has won eight of their last nine heading into its final two games of the season.
The RedHawks dropped their fourth straight game Saturday, losing to conference rival Ohio University 92-87 in overtime. It was Miami's sixth straight loss to Ohio in their history of "The Battle of the Bricks."
The RedHawks topped Kent State 65-59 on Saturday for its sixth win in the team's last seven games.
On Saturday, Miami hosted the University of Buffalo in the teams' second matchup of the season. After losing a tight 72-67 game in Buffalo earlier this season, the RedHawks were looking to knock off UB, who sat one ahead of Miami at the top of the Mid-American Conference East division.
Miami women's basketball traveled to face Bowling Green on Saturday, and came away from the Stroh Center with their third straight road victory, winning 66-62.
The RedHawks secured a much needed win in front of a home crowd Saturday, defeating Mid-American Conference rival Ohio University 64-55. It was Miami's first victory over OU since the 2012-13 season.
Miami convincingly defeated Canisius College 72-47 on Sunday afternoon and remained undefeated at home this season.