This episode, Patrick and Jack sit down with Chase Gresock, a senior forward on the hockey team. The episode also includes a review of the hockey series from last weekend against Omaha and a preview of this week's slate against North Dakota.
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's 45-18 win against Buffalo brings the team to 5-5 on the season. With a 4-2 Mid-American Conference (MAC) record, the team is in sole possession of second place in the MAC East Division.
Tonight, the Miami RedHawks and Buffalo Bulls face off at 7 p.m. The teams boast identical 4-5 overall records, while Miami holds an edge with a 3-2 conference record compared to the Bulls’ 2-3 MAC record.
Miami hockey split its first National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) series of the season this weekend vs No. 9 Omaha.
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.
Join Patrick Geshan and Jack Schmelzinger for the third ever episode of Penalty Box Thoughts, a Miami RedHawks hockey podcast. This episode, Patrick and Jack sit down with Ryan and Red Savage, current Miami teammates and brothers. The episode also includes a review of the hockey series from two weekends ago against Bowling Green and a preview of this week's slate against Omaha.
A second half offensive explosion wasn’t enough for the Miami RedHawks to overcome the Ohio Bobcats in the Battle of the Bricks. Miami lost, 35-33, dropping the team out of first place in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Division.
The Miami RedHawks will take on the Ohio Bobcats in the Battle of The Bricks in Athens tonight at 7:30 p.m.
Miami men’s basketball coach Jack Owens has no intentions of limiting expectations for the Miami RedHawks this season.
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.
This week, your host Ted Brennan reviews this week of Miami sports and sits down with Miami's own sports content creator, Blaiden Kirk. Ted and Blaiden discuss Blaiden's TikTok, podcast and the NFL.
Bradley Aldrich, former Director of Hockey Operations at Miami University, sexually assaulted two men at Miami in the fall of 2012, an investigation conducted by the law firm Barnes & Thornburg concluded.
Through its first six games of the 2019 season, no one saw the Miami RedHawks as a conference championship team.
Three weeks ago, The Athletic reported allegations from former players Sinead Farrelly and Mana Shim, both of the Portland Thorns, that head coach Paul Riley had sexually coerced them.
As a fan of a team who had not won a division title in more than a decade prior to this season, I know a thing or two about rooting for the underdog. The best thing about baseball, though, is that the underdog sometimes wins.
Miami University Hockey went winless this weekend against the Bowling Green Falcons.
The Miami women’s soccer team defeated the Western Michigan Broncos 2-1 on Sunday. The victory helped the team celebrate its senior night and final home game of the regular season.
A little after 8 p.m. on Oct. 14 in Yager Stadium, the overhead lights surrounding the field suddenly turned off.
The RedHawks definitely had to fight for it, but a top-quality interception from Sterling Weatherford with just a minute left in the game sealed a 24-17 win for Miami.