Here’s an excerpt from the CHN Article: There’s no reason that college hockey’s winningest program over the last five years won’t continue its trend. Four of the team’s top-five scorers return, including Hobey Baker candidate Carter Camper, as well as postseason performer Tommy Wingels. Having Chris Wideman continue to quarterback the power play won’t hurt, [...]

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A little info about the new Redhawks. Joe Hartman – Joe will wear number 26 this season. He is a 6’4” defenseman from St Cloud, MN. Last year he played for former Miami assistant Jeff Blashill at Indiana in the USHL. Joe had 6 goals and 22 assists in 60 games last year. He finished [...]

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Perhaps no greater demonstration of Miami’s evolution as a major Division I college hockey program, is finally making the Frozen Four one year after losing the most talented and accomplished group in the program’s history. “Small-market” programs might have the opportunity to build up towards a Frozen Four, and, make it or not, then spend years [...]

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A month ago, the Miami RedHawks were reluctant spectators. Having lost their second-round CCHA playoff series on their own ice in Oxford in three games to Northern Michigan, the RedHawks watched the CCHA championship — and their NCAA tournament fate — from a disagreeable distance. “I can tell you the mood wasn’t very good,” said [...]

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The impact to Miami University of the school’s upcoming Frozen Four appearance will be widespread, according to Director of Athletics Brad Bates, reaching far beyond the bounds of coach Enrico Blasi’s hockey team. “It validates the things we aspire to, not only with Rico’s leadership and his culture (of champions), but also the vision of [...]

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