The team that stepped up and won the 2023 Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship sat at 1-4 before Oct. 12. Since then, however, the RedHawks have won six straight games to tie for first in the MAC. Miami's opening slate against Power Four opponents sets the RedHawks up for success once MACtion begins
Miami hockey announced the signing of 11 players for the 2025-26 roster
The Miami RedHawks hockey team started their home conference series against the University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs, but they came out on the wrong end of both games.
In the 2024 season, Miami finished 5-1 at Yager Stadium. The RedHawks won five straight home games this season, and they are currently on a six game winning streak.
Men's basketball moved to 2-1 after the RedHawks defeated the Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks on Tuesday night. The 88-70 score doesn't reflect the back-and-forth battle, and it wasn't until the final minutes that Miami stepped up and took its advantage.
Cade McDonald has emerged as the RedHawks top wideout in his second season at Miami University, serving as a key weapon for the RedHawks offense and a leader in the RedHawks locker room.
In his six years at Miami, Brett Gabbert has thrown for 9,839 yards and 75 touchdowns, good for third in program history. With two MAC championships and aspirations for a third, Gabbert reflects on his career, including a life-changing injury in 2023.
Travis Steele is in his third season at the helm of the Miami RedHawks basketball team. Thanks to strong recruiting and development practices, he's looking to restore the program to its former glory.
Anthony Noreen is not just the new and intense head coach of Miami's hockey team. He's a leader dedicated to developing others. His goal is to rebuild the hockey program, but building strong leaders and people along the way matters most to him.
The Miami University hockey team squared off against the RPI Engineers in their final non-conference series of the 2024-25 series. Despite plenty of scoring chances, they fell short in both games.
The Miami University hockey team split their home series against the Lindenwood University Lions last weekend. Now, they face their final non-conference opponent, the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers, in the second half of their four-game homestand.
The Miami hockey team begins a four-game homestand with two more out-of-conference games at Goggin Ice Center. Their opponent is the Lindenwood University Lions, who come in with a 1-3-0 record but as a well-built team nonetheless.
Miami football hosts its annual Light the Night on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. The event raises awareness for the fight against cancer.
The RedHawks went 2-0 last weekend against Alaska Anchorage, but in this weekend's home-and-home series against Robert Morris, Miami went 0-2 at home and on the road.
The basketball season is under a month away, and this year's RedHawks are relying on five rising sophomores who saw significant playing time last year. With these returners and the newcomers, the RedHawks are poised for a successful season.
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 220 pounds, it’s impossible to tell from a glance that Cole Weaver struggles with dietary restrictions. But as soon as the conversation starts, it’s a part of his life he’s not afraid to delve into.
The RedHawks return to Yager for the 100th Battle of the Bricks against the Ohio Bobcats. Miami sits at 1-1 in conference play, making this a much-needed victory if the RedHawks are hoping for a repeat MAC championship.
Basketball season is quickly approaching, and with that comes new transfers on the hardwood. One of those transfers, Antwone Woolfolk, transferred in from Rutgers and is expected to have a big impact for the RedHawks
Attendance at Miami athletic events has dropped in recent years, especially for the hockey program. But with the new coaching staff and work from students on campus, hockey attendance has the potential to rise to the levels of the 2000s.