The Miami Hurricane

The Miami Hurricane is the official student newspaper of the University of Miami, located in Coral Gables, Florida. Established in 1929, this weekly publication is primarily produced by undergraduate students. Over the years, it has received numerous accolades and is recognized as a "Hall of Fame" newspaper by the Associated Collegiate Press.

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Another great start from Lumpkin propels Miami to a 5-4 home win versus FAU

1 week ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

On paper, there is no doubt that April has been a better month for the ’Canes than March. Despite the eighth inning drama, the Hurricanes continued their winning ways by defeating FAU at Mark Light Field by a score of 5-4. The starting pitcher for the Hurricanes, Reese Lumpkin, had another great performance after his strong six-inning showing last week against Bethune-Cookman.
Hurricanes Baseball pounces on the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats in midweek mercy

1 week ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

On two-dollar hot dog and four-dollar beer night at Mark Light Field, the Hurricanes put on a show. Tallying 13 hits and scoring 11 runs, Miami defeated the Wildcats by a score of 11-1 in seven innings. Yes, the offense did explode, but the pitching on the side of Miami was spectacular. The 6’6 graduate, Reese Lumpkin, dealt in six innings of work. He only gave up one hit and one run and struck out three batters on an efficient 58 pitches.
Hurricanes can’t come away with a doubleheader sweep, lose 7-2 to Pitt

2 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

45 minutes after a thrilling game one victory, Miami looked to win two in a row in cold, rainy Pittsburgh on Friday evening. The Hurricanes’ effort was not enough, losing 7-2. This evened up the series at one apiece. Due to two out of the three games of the series being played on Friday and rain expected in the Pittsburgh area all weekend, Miami head coach J.D. Arteaga thrust AJ Ciscar into the starter role. This was the freshman’s second career start.
Griffin Hugus’s outstanding pitching performance isn’t enough for Miami to muster a win against UNC

3 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

After consecutive poor performances from sophomore Nick Robert as the Friday starter, Miami head Coach J.D. Arteaga decided to change some things up. Junior Griffin Hugus, the usual Saturday starter, took the ball in game one of the three-game series at the University of North Carolina. Despite his great outing, Miami lost 2-0. Griffin Hugus starting on a Friday night wasn’t the only change for the Miami Hurricanes.
Takeaways from Miami’s series loss against fifth-ranked Florida State - The Miami Hurricane

4 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Jayden Gonzalez

Entering their second week in ACC play, the Miami Hurricanes (14-11, 1-5 ACC) hosted in-state rival fifth-ranked Florida State (20-3, 5-1 ACC). The Seminoles gashed the Hurricanes in game one, run-ruling Miami 14-1 in seven innings. Miami evened the series on Friday, winning 9-6 and setting up a massive rubber-match on Saturday. Saturday belonged to
Errors, errors, errors: Miami tallies five errors in midweek loss versus Stetson 11-2

4 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

The Miami Hurricanes looked up to secure a victory after a series loss to Florida State this past weekend. Everything was going well through two, with the score still at zero, when an entourage of errors and defensive mistakes occurred in the third to wipe any chance they had at winning the game. Miami went on to lose its second straight game, now 1-3 in the past four games. Starting the midweek for the Hurricanes was graduate right-hander Reese Lumpkin.
Miami can’t overcome a 7-run explosion in the fourth inning from FSU, lose 10-6

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

A thrilling Miami Hurricanes victory over Florida State set the stage for a rubber match of the three-game series at Mark Light Field. Miami looked to get its season back on track and take the series against No. 5 Florida State, while the Seminoles were looking for a bounce-back victory. After a competitive first three innings of the ball game, Florida State took over in the fourth and did not look back, winning 10-6 to take the series. The freshmen were the bright spot for the Hurricanes.
Can’t handle the heat: Miami sweeps Colgate 7-0, sending them back to cold Upstate, New York

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

The Miami Hurricanes (9-6, 2-4 ACC) looked to use home court to their advantage after getting swept by two teams in North Carolina, Wake Forest and North Carolina State. Miami rebounded fantastically against Colgate (8-6,1-2 Patriot League) sweeping them 7-0at the Neil Schiff Tennis Center. The Hurricanes dominated in singles, winning on every court while also securing points in doubles. In singles, No. 41 rated Senior Martin Katz had an impressive 6-0, 6-1 win over Colgate senior Benito Vlassis.
Hurricanes bats come alive but not enough to win as Miami gets swept by Wake Forest

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

With an 8:17 p.m. first pitch for the second game of the Saturday doubleheader and the final game of their series against Wake Forest, the Miami Hurricanes looked to salvage a victory after getting walked off in the earlier game. After disappointing plate appearances by the Miami batters in the first two games, the bats woke up during game three. However, a seven-run sixth inning from Wake Forest powered it to a 12-10 victory.
Midweek Disaster: Hurricanes pitching gives up 18 hits in a 14-4 loss at UCF

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

After a series loss to the University of Connecticut Huskies, the Hurricanes took the 235-mile drive up to Orlando on Tuesday for a one-game pit stop before heading further north to Wake Forest. In hopes of building momentum just ahead of ACC play, Miami flatlined on both sides of the ball, losing 14-4. Coming into Tuesday night’s action, Miami (12-6) starting pitcher Alex Giroux dazzled in his first two appearances in a Hurricanes uniform.