Miami Hockey announces Anthony Noreen as new head coach
By Jeffrey Middleton | April 1, 2024The Miami Hockey program announces Anthony Noreen of the Tri-City Storm as its new head coach.
The Miami Hockey program announces Anthony Noreen of the Tri-City Storm as its new head coach.
Three RedHawks – Michael Dowell, Miles Marshall and Yahsyn McKee – worked out on Miami Pro Day for NFl scouts as they set their sights beyond Oxford and to their professional football careers
Katey Richason was one of five players that returned to Miami after the 2022 season. One year later, and she has become a strong leader for the young roster and gives a good indication of what Miami fans can expect
The Miami softball team has had a great start to the 2024 season. One standout moment was the game against Oklahoma in their new stadium, where Karli Spaid hit the first home run in it.
PJ Fletcher transferred to Miami in 2021. Three years later, he has been a consistent component for the RedHawks that future players can look up to after he graduates
The Miami RedHawks baseball team played the Butler University Bulldogs in the first of two midweek matchups before they play Northern Illinois University during the upcoming weekend.
The Miami RedHawks baseball team won their first MAC series of the year against the Central Michigan University Chippewas. They were not able to pick up the sweep, but a walk-off winner and a blowout secured two of the three games at McKie Field.
Miami hockey head coach Chris Bergeron has been relieved of his duties after five seasons behind the bench following an NCHC quarterfinal loss to the University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks and another disappointing season
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Miami Baseball alum Willie Escala has been on a whirlwind of a journey through his baseball career, but the stop he remembers the most is with Team Czech Republic at the World Baseball Classic. The experiences he had and the lessons he learned from his teammates and other teams help contribute to an insatiable love for the game:
The Miami women's swimming & diving team capped off a successful season by placing second in the MAC Championship
It was a short trip to Cleveland, as the RedHawks were knocked out of the MAC tournament by the Akron Zips. Miami’s 2023-2024 campaign is now over, but the team showed plenty of promise throughout the season, making way for major success in the coming years.
The Miami RedHawks suffered another sweep to an NCHC foe in the final weekend of the regular season. Now, it’s time to head up north to Grand Forks, North Dakota, where the boys in red and white will take on the University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks in the first round of the NCHC playoffs.
Miami’s men’s swim & dive team had a successful weekend as they brought home their fourth consecutive MAC title and saw some swimmers qualify for NCAA competitions later this month
First-year hockey teammates Rihards Simanovičs and Bruno Bruveris both grew up in Riga, Latvia. They both come to Miami craving the same success as many players who came before them.
The seventh seed Miami RedHawks will face the second seed Akron Zips in the opening round of the MAC tournament on Thursday. While a monumental effort will be needed for the RedHawks to advance, a number of factors stemming from the regular season can pave the way for Miami to pull off the upset.
Miami men’s basketball has made their way to the MAC championship through many ups and downs, but has built a solid foundation along the way.
Miami women’s basketball is looking to bounce back from Wednesday’s loss against Northern Illinois in the annual Battle of the Bricks against Ohio University. Despite missing the MAC Tournament, the team’s success under head coach Glenn Box shows an exciting future for the RedHawks.
The Miami RedHawks baseball team swept the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies and lost midweek to the Wright State Raiders in a makeup game. Now, they return home to face their first MAC opponent of the 2024 season in Bowling Green State University.