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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Miami defeats Louisville 9-6 in pivotal Game 2, one win from Omaha

2 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

After an underwhelming and disappointing Game 1 of the NCAA Super Regional, falling 8-1, Miami’s backs were against the wall. It was either win and play for a shot at Omaha, or lose and go home. On Super Saturday, the Hurricanes answered in front of a full-capacity crowd at Jim Patterson Stadium, winning 9-6. Miami, holding a 6-5 lead in the bottom of the eighth, looked for some insurance runs.
Hurricanes advance to its first Super Regionals since 2016, defeat Southern Miss 5-4

3 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

With two outs and a runner on second in the top of the ninth, Miami closer Brian Walters stood just one out away from sending his team to the Super Regionals, clinging to a 5-2 lead. Facing Southern Miss’s Carson Paetow, Walters looked to shut the door—but Paetow had other plans. On the very first pitch, he launched a two-run homer to left-center, cutting the deficit to one and breathing life into Southern Miss (47-16, 24-6 SBC).
Hurricanes can’t rally after rough first inning, lose 17-6 to Southern Miss

3 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

On a pristine Sunday night in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the Miami Hurricanes looked to advance to the super regionals for the first time since 2016. However, in their first regional final since 2022, the ’Canes were blown out 17–6 in Game 1. Now, their season will come down to one final game on Monday night. The double-elimination style tournament gifted Miami another life after successful defeats against Alabama and Columbia.
Ciscar shines, leads Miami to a 5-3 win in Hattiesburg Regional opener

4 weeks ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

With two outs and two runners on — including the tying run at second — redshirt junior Brian Walters looked to escape the jam and send Miami into the winners’ bracket. On a 1-0 pitch, Alabama left fielder Kade Snell hit a fly ball to the deepest part of the yard, but Michael Torres made the catch at the wall for the final out. The Hurricanes began their journey to Omaha on Friday, May 30, at the Hattiesburg Regional in the 2025 NCAA baseball tournament.
‘Canes crash out of ACC Championship, fall 12-2 to Cal in the first round of the Tournament

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

The experience of the 2025 Miami Hurricanes baseball team has been a rollercoaster ride of the ages. Falling to .500 by mid-March before nearly going undefeated during April before crashing back down to Earth by losing six of their last seven, this ’Canes team has been anything but consistent.
Hurricanes fall behind early and can’t complete a comeback, lose 8-6

1 month ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

On a picture-perfect day, the Hurricanes looked to avoid the sweep in Charlottesville, Virginia. After falling behind in the early innings, Miami dropped the Mother’s Day matinee by a score of 8-6. Taking the mound for the Hurricanes was the freshman Tate DeRias. In his first registered start in two weeks due to last Sunday’s cancellation against NC State, DeRias looked to have a quality outing and help his team leave Charlottesville with a win. However, Virginia’s offense had other plans.
Hurricanes sweep Boston College 3-2 at Fenway Park

2 months ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

On a cool and rainy Sunday in Boston, the Hurricanes made their way to Fenway Park to take on Boston College in the ALS Awareness Game. After two wins on the Eagles’ home turf, Miami looked for its second straight sweep. Thanks to some help from the famous Pesky Pole, the Hurricanes were able to pull away victorious, 3-2. Down 2-0 in the top of the eighth with runners on first and second, sophomore slugger Daniel Cuvet stepped up to the plate.
The future of women’s professional basketball begins in Miami with Unrivaled’s inaugural year - The Miami Hurricane

2 months ago | themiamihurricane.com | Regina Potenza

Miami’s Unrivaled sets the stage for the future of women’s basketball Women’s sports, especially basketball, are surging in popularity. In 2024, the women’s NCAA finals outdrew the men’s in viewership. Yet with limited U.S. opportunities, two WNBA stars saw a gap in the U.S. sports industry: last year, about half of the WNBA players joined
Jai Lucas is the captain to guide Miami basketball through the era of NIL

2 months ago | themiamihurricane.com | Luke Sims

It’s the start of a new era for the University of Miami men’s basketball program. The winningest coach in program history, Jim Larrañaga, stepped down in the middle of his 14th season, only two seasons after the first Final Four in program history. “There’s one thing you’ve got to constantly ask yourself: Are you going to give everything you have — the commitment it deserves, 100% of yourself physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually?” Larrañaga said to reporters.
Hurricanes attempt to claw their way back against FIU, fall 5-4 in extras

2 months ago | themiamihurricane.com | Zach Cohen

Coming off an impressive sweep of Georgia Tech and winning seven straight, Miami looked to make it eight in a row against FIU. Despite tying the game at four apiece in the ninth inning, FIU dramatically walked off Miami in the 10th inning. Down 4-3 in the bottom of the ninth, freshman catcher Evan Tavaras led off the inning. On a 2-1 pitch, he hit a no-doubter over the left field wall for his third home run of the year to tie the game late.