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As the underdog each time these teams have met, Robert Morris has had Miami's number the past 16 years, and that number is 5 -- the Colonials' winning streak over the RedHawks. RMU swept Miami two years ago in a similar Thursday-Saturday home-and-home when these teams last sparred. VFG takes a look at the upcoming … Continue reading Preview: Robert Morris vs. Miami

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

OXFORD, Ohio -- Miami hockey made history on Friday, but not in a good way. The RedHawks lost their school-record 17th straight game in blowout fashion, 7-1 to No. 12 Arizona State at Cady Arena. Their previous record of 16 consecutive losses was set between Dec. 22, 1990 and Feb. 22, 1991. These teams wrap … Continue reading Miami breaks record with 17th straight loss

If Miami didn't see enough evidence on Friday, No. 6 Denver again demonstrated why it has the most efficient power play in college hockey. The Pioneers scored two more goals on the man-advantage in the series finale, running off the first four tallies vs. the RedHawks en route to a 6-2 win over Miami at … Continue reading Denver dominates, sweeps Miami

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'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’

Alaska-Anchorage and Miami have played each other a total of three times in their programs' history: All in the same season nearly 40 years ago. And the RedHawks loss all of those 1980s contests. Alaska-Anchorage came to Cincinnati for the Schweppes Invitational and beat MU, 2-1 on Dec. 28, 1986, and less than a month … Continue reading Preview: Alaska-Anchorage at Miami

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

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

Miami added its third skater since it hired Anthony Noreen on April 1, and its second from the transfer portal. Senior-to-be Matt Choupani committed to Miami after racking up 41 points in three seasons at Northeastern. Injuries cost the Montreal-born forward eight games last season, and he went 3-9-12. In his sophomore season, Choupani scored … Continue reading Miami loses 2, adds 1 from portal

OXFORD, Ohio -- The best Division I hockey coaching job available this off-season was the one at Miami, and MU brass feel it secured the top candidate in a crowded field. Anthony Noreen was officially welcomed to Miami in a press conference at the Goggin Ice Center on Tuesday, at which athletic director David Sayler … Continue reading Miami a ‘dream job’ for Noreen

Miami is officially down to its last lifeline. No. 5 North Dakota cruised to a 5-1 win over the RedHawks in Game 1 of the teams' best-of-3 NCHC quarterfinal round series at Ralph Engelstad Arena on Friday. Miami is now winless in its last 15 games, tied for the second-longest impotence streak in team history. … Continue reading UND blasts Miami in NCHC opener

Images from the series between Omaha and Miami at Cady Arena on March 1-2, 2024. All photos by Cathy Lachmann/VFTG.

OXFORD, Ohio -- Miami allowed just 19 shots on goal Friday, its second-best performance in that category this season. Unfortunately for the RedHawks, five of those attempts found their mark as No. 16 St. Cloud State topped MU, 5-2 at Cady Arena. Miami (7-18-2) has dropped seven straight and fell to 1-15-2 in the NCHC … Continue reading St. Cloud extends MU skid to 7 games

Miami played a solid first 20 minutes to open its four-game road trip. But once the puck dropped to start the second period, the game went sideways in a historic way for the RedHawks. No. 4 Denver scored three times in the first 106 seconds of the middle stanza and netted five goals in the … Continue reading Denver’s six-goal period crushes Miami