Miami Redhawks
Miami coach optimistic about MAC tourney
Dan Simonds feels good about Miami University’s chances in the Mid-American Conference baseball tournament, even though the RedHawks have failed to win a title since he took over the program in 2006. “I might be the eternal optimist, but I’ve got a good feeling,” said Simonds, whose fifth-seeded squad will ...
Harwell no longer with Miami
Nick Harwell’s Miami University football career is over. Harwell, who was arrested in March after an incident involving a former girlfriend, is no longer a student at the school after going through the on-campus Office of Ethics & Student Conflict Resolution. He has departed as one of the top wide ...
RedHawks seeking consistency
The search for consistency is ongoing for Miami University’s baseball team. This season has been a roller-coaster ride for the RedHawks, who are 23-27 overall and 12-12 in the Mid-American Conference heading into the final weekend of regular-season play. MU hasn’t had a streak longer than two games (winning or ...
Mallory’s long career started at Miami
The room is stocked with memories. Footballs and photos and newspaper clippings are part of the collection that is Bill Mallory’s coaching career.He looks around his office and smiles. Regrets? How could he regret any of this?“Naturally, I’d like to have won a few more games, but that goes with ...
Wins record, ORCC tournament title in MUH’s sights
The Miami University Hamilton baseball team is on the verge of history and yet another Ohio Regional Campus Conference tournament championship.The Harriers have tied the single-season school record for wins and will be at Beaver Field in Lancaster on Friday and Saturday, hoping to complete an unbeaten run through the ...
RedHawks set to open MAC tourney play
The Mid-American Conference softball tournament is a refreshing sight for Miami University.Seeded fifth after finishing second in the East Division during the regular season, the RedHawks have lost nine of their last 11 games and possess an overall record of 19-32.“Pitching and defense for the most part have been doing ...
Tadlock hopes to find success in Division II
Jared Tadlock hopes to find more basketball success at the Division II level. Tadlock, who scored just eight points in two seasons at Miami University, is transferring to Fort Hays State in Hays, Kan. “Miami’s been good to me, but it’s in the past,” Tadlock said. “I’m excited to step ...
ESPN star Romano gets 3 hits as RedHawks top UC
One week after wowing baseball fans all over the world with his glove, Jake Romano wielded a hot bat Wednesday night. The Miami University freshman right fielder collected three hits and an RBI as the RedHawks defeated visiting Cincinnati 9-4 at McKie Field, rallying from a 4-1 deficit to push ...
Miami thrilled with NCAA women’s tennis berth
California is beckoning the Miami University women’s tennis team, and that’s just fine with the RedHawks. MU is headed to the NCAA tournament for the third time in five years and learned Tuesday that it will travel to Palo Alto to face Stanford, which is making its 32nd consecutive NCAA ...
Departure list up to four for Miami basketball
For a team that’s losing just one senior to graduation, Miami University will have a much different men’s basketball roster in 2013-14. Drew McGhee announced his intention to transfer to Kennesaw State in early April, noting that he will graduate from MU in August. RedHawks coach John Cooper confirmed Tuesday ...
Treadwell satisfied with Miami’s spring work
Spring football practice is finished at Miami University. Now it’s time for the coaching staff to break it all down.Head coach Don Treadwell expressed his satisfaction with spring drills Friday, one day after the 15th and final practice session.“I think you’re always moving forward,” Treadwell said. “Many guys who only ...
RedHawks have experience in secondary
An experienced secondary will return for Miami University’s football team in the fall, but questions surround the most important piece. Rising senior cornerback Dayonne Nunley underwent knee surgery at the end of the 2012 season and hasn’t practiced this spring. He is on schedule to be ready when fall camp ...
Jennings leaving legacy of swimming excellence at Miami
Dave Jennings is taking a deep breath and getting out of the pool at Miami University. Jennings has spent the last 31 seasons as the women’s swimming and diving coach at MU, but he’s retiring at the end of June after collecting 16 Mid-American Conference championships and 265 dual-meet victories. ...
Gearing produces big plays in Miami scrimmage
Austin Gearing continues to make a good impression during spring football practice at Miami University.The Fenwick High School graduate is currently the No. 3 quarterback behind Austin Boucher and Drew Kummer, but Gearing had a hand in the two biggest offensive plays in Saturday’s spring showcase scrimmage at Yager Stadium.“I ...
Scott could be No. 1 receiver for Miami in fall
Dawan Scott is coming off a breakout football season and may be elevating his status in the fall.The rising Miami University junior figured to be the RedHawks’ No. 2 wide receiver in 2013, but with Nick Harwell facing a very cloudy future in Oxford, Scott could be Austin Boucher’s primary ...
Fired coach expresses no regrets about Miami tenure
Maria Fantanarosa got shown the door at her alma mater after 15 seasons as Miami University’s women’s basketball coach. She was 237-212 with the RedHawks. She won three Mid-American Conference East Division titles and one MAC tournament crown. She took three squads to the WNIT and one to the NCAA ...
Flashes rout Miami, complete weekend sweep
When the broom came out, it didn’t just sweep Miami University’s baseball team away. It delivered some punishment as well.The RedHawks entered the weekend in first place in the Mid-American Conference East Division, but left with a six-game losing streak as visiting Kent State, a 2012 College World Series participant, ...
Defense steps forward in Miami scrimmage
If spring football practice is any indication, Miami University’s defense is on the road to improvement. The RedHawks were among the nation’s worst defensive teams last season, but they’re showing some physical want-to this spring, and that included Saturday’s intrasquad scrimmage at Yager Stadium. “We haven’t really changed much. We’re ...
Tucker back in the mix for RedHawks
Tyler Tucker is among the most eager Miami University football players this spring.The East Lansing, Mich., native was a promising true freshman in 2011, but missed the entire 2012 campaign after undergoing shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum.“The most exciting thing is playing with my teammates again, the camaraderie,” ...
Marlatt brings passion to Miami’s special teams
It’s like he never left. Twenty-five years after graduating from Miami University, where he earned All-Mid-American Conference football honors as a defensive tackle, Andrew Marlatt has returned for his first collegiate coaching job. Marlatt is the RedHawks’ special teams coordinator, having spent the last seven years as the head coach ...
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