Miami clips SCSU, wins 3rd straight NCHC game

Listed as the 13th forward on Miami’s line chart, John Emmons had only scored once in nearly two seasons prior to last Saturday. John Emmons (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). He not only found the net for the second straight game, he recorded the eventual game winner in the RedHawks’ 2-1 win at St. Cloud State … Continue reading Miami clips SCSU, wins 3rd straight NCHC game

Demsey, Carogioiello transfer to new teams

Over half of Miami's transfer portal entries have found new homes. Zane Demsey (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). Juniors defenseman Zane Demsey and forward Frankie Carogioiello are the latest former RedHawks to sign with different programs. Demsey is headed to Northern Michigan -- where his older brother graduated -- for his senior year. He played 79 … Continue reading Demsey, Carogioiello transfer to new teams

ProHawks: Roslovic thriving with Carolina

Just 30 games into 2024-25, Jack Roslovic is already enjoying the second-best goal-scoring season of his NHL career. Jack Roslovic (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). The former Winnipeg first-round pick and first-year Carolina Hurricane has netted 13 goals in 30 games, including six in a five-game stretch around Halloween. Roslovic's career high of 22 markers came … Continue reading ProHawks: Roslovic thriving with Carolina

Miami names captains; Sullivan to wear ‘C’

Miami's newest captain is graduate senior forward Ryan Sullivan, and his alternates are grad senior defenseman Dylan Moulton and junior center Blake Mesenburg. Already a third of the way into its season, coach Anthony Noreen just announced his leadership group last week. Having taken over the team only seven months ago, Noreen has said since … Continue reading Miami names captains; Sullivan to wear ‘C’

Tied up: Miami, Ferris deadlocked again

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. -- Different night, same result. For the second straight game, Miami and Ferris State were tied after regulation, neither team scored in the 3-on-3 and once again, the Bulldogs won the meaningless shootout in a 4-4 tie at Ewigleben Ice Arena on Saturday. The last time the RedHawks tied consecutive games was … Continue reading Tied up: Miami, Ferris deadlocked again

Noreen won’t accept USHL owner role

A day after Miami head coach Anthony Noreen told ESPN Tri-Cities he would transition into a partial-ownership role with his former USHL team, he said it's now unlikely he will be able to accept that title with Tri-City. Anthony Noreen (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). "That's something that they graciously offered, (but) I don't think, now … Continue reading Noreen won’t accept USHL owner role

2022-23 Miami preview: Defensemen

Miami has seven defensemen returning from last season, but who will play on the three pairings – or even dress at all – is still completely unclear. Complicating matters further is the arrival of three freshmen with solid credentials who will push for playing time right away. “We've got people who we know can play … Continue reading 2022-23 Miami preview: Defensemen

Sayler: End of NCHC, CCHA possible

Miami has played in two conferences during its 44-year existence in Division I: The CCHA and the NCHC. David Sayler (photo by Miami athletics). While each league is currently thriving, both may turn off their lights for good in the coming years due to the colossal changes in the NCAA overall, Miami athletic director David … Continue reading Sayler: End of NCHC, CCHA possible

ProHawks: 3 MU alums thriving with CBJ

It's something you almost never see at the highest level of sports in the 21st century. Three players are fortunate enough to dress for their hometown team nightly, and even better, all are enjoying their best professional seasons as teammates. Sean Kuraly (photo by Cathy Lachmann). Oh yeah, and Columbus Blue Jackets forwards Sean Kuraly, … Continue reading ProHawks: 3 MU alums thriving with CBJ