ProHawks: Six early goals for Sherwood

If October is an indicator, Kiefer Sherwood is poised for a career year. Kiefer Sherwood (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). The Vancouver right wing has scored six goals in 11 games to open the season, including the overtime game winner to cap off a two-goal performance in a 4-3 victory over Edmonton on Oct. 26. Sherwood … Continue reading ProHawks: Six early goals for Sherwood

Miami extends win streak to 5

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. -- Add overtime success to the list of accomplishments for Miami hockey Version 2025-26, early edition. Ilia Morozov (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). For the first time in nearly two years to the date, the RedHawks won in overtime, topping Lindenwood, 5-4 at Centene Community Ice Center on Friday. It was Miami's fifth … Continue reading Miami extends win streak to 5

Miami shuts out RPI, wins 4th straight

For just the fourth time in Miami hockey history, the RedHawks have won their first four games to open a season. And unlike the first three victories, this one was a blowout. Miami's Matteo Drobac (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). Matteo Giampa scored just 62 seconds in and another Matteo -- Matteo Drobac -- stopped all … Continue reading Miami shuts out RPI, wins 4th straight

Miami rallies past RPI to open road slate

For the first time in 16 years, Miami has opened a season by running off three straight victories while winning its first road game in over 21 months. Trailing by two goals early in the second period, the RedHawks netted the last four markers, beating RPI, 5-3 at Houston Field House on Friday. The last … Continue reading Miami rallies past RPI to open road slate

Photos: Ferris State at Miami

Images from the Ferris State at Miami series played at Cady Arena in Oxford, Ohio, on Oct. 3-4, 2025. All photos by Cathy Lachmann/VFG. ———— VFG is headed to Belfast to cover Miami in the Friendship Four this November. We’re a completely independent website, so we bring you RedHawks hockey coverage without a dime of … Continue reading Photos: Ferris State at Miami

Miami sweeps away Ferris State

OXFORD, Ohio -- For the first time in seven years, Miami swept its season-opening opponent. Kocha Delic batted home a rebound shot with 2:59 left in regulation to give Miami the lead, and the RedHawks added a last-minute empty netter as MU pulled out a 3-1 win over Ferris State at Cady Arena on Saturday. … Continue reading Miami sweeps away Ferris State

2025-26 Miami preview: Goalies

In 2024-25, Miami's .865 team save percentage was dead last in the NCAA, four full thousandths clear of the entire Division I field. So it's not surprising that the RedHawks hit the reset button in net. Miami features an all-new goalie corps this season -- two freshmen and a sophomore that played for a Canadian … Continue reading 2025-26 Miami preview: Goalies

Preview: Ferris State at Miami

With three-quarters of its roster consisting of new faces, this is certainly one of the most anticipated opening weekends in Miami hockey history. Ferris State is also hoping for a major rejuvenation, as it has brought in a new coaching staff to replace 32-year veteran bench boss Bob Daniels. This is the fifth straight year … Continue reading Preview: Ferris State at Miami

2025-26 Miami preview: Defensemen

Seven of Miami's nine defensemen this season will be first-year RedHawks, which should help the blueline corps offensively and defensively. Michael Quinn (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). MU added a pair of graduate seniors, a sophomore NHL draftee and four quality freshmen to its 2025-26 defense corps. The RedHawks retained two holdovers from 2024-25, promising sophomore … Continue reading 2025-26 Miami preview: Defensemen

Miami powers up its staff

In what has been the busiest off-season in Miami hockey history, the RedHawks have not only significantly bolstered their player roster, they've fortified their coaching and training staffs as well. MU has added an assistant to the head coach, promoted two assistants and has upgraded in the strength and conditioning department, adding a coach from … Continue reading Miami powers up its staff

Miami releases 2025-26 roster

Miami will carry 28 players in 2025-26, 21 of which will be first-year RedHawks. Sixteen forwards, nine defensemen and three goalies comprise the upcoming season's roster, which MU released Wednesday. Of the newest RedHawks, 12 are freshmen -- including three from the OHL. Seven transferred from other NCAA schools and two more came from U … Continue reading Miami releases 2025-26 roster

Miami’s original grad senior gives back to hockey

In the post COVID era, graduate seniors in college hockey are seemingly more plentiful than Zambonis at a rink. But 13 years ago, when Marc Hagel came to Oxford, the concept was foreign to most NCAA fans. Hagel at the outdoor game at Soldier Field on Feb. 17, 2013 (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFG). For the … Continue reading Miami’s original grad senior gives back to hockey

Noreen: Morozov is coming this season

Miami's top-rated NHL prospect will join the RedHawks this fall as a 17-year-old. That's what Miami coach Anthony Noreen told Matthew Buhrmann of Thehockeywriters.com earlier this week. Ilia Morozov, who played for USHL Tri-City last season, isn't even NHL draft eligible until 2026, and some publications have him projected as a first-round pick next year. … Continue reading Noreen: Morozov is coming this season

View From the Glass Q&A, Part II

We're answering questions from our mail bag during this most chaotic off-season. Part I, which can be viewed here, dealt more with NCAA changes and how they will impact Miami. In our second segment, we respond to questions that we received from Twit-X, email and the site regarding the program's quest to return to relevance. … Continue reading View From the Glass Q&A, Part II

View From the Glass Q&A, Part I

With NILs, potential roster limits and the transfer portal, this college hockey off-season has already been the craziest in the entity’s history by a wide margin, and we're still four months from puck drop in 2025-26. Throw in Canadian university and juniors athletes being allowed to play for NCAA teams starting this fall, and many … Continue reading View From the Glass Q&A, Part I