The Miami RedHawks women's basketball team etched a landmark into the program's history this past season, capturing both the Mid‑American Conference regular‑season crown and the tournament championship for the first time ever. The squad closed out the 2025‑26 campaign with a franchise‑record 28 victories, a feat that has electrified fans across Ohio and beyond.
A New Era for Miami Women's Basketball
Guiding the team to this unprecedented double was third‑year head coach Glenn Box, whose strategic acumen and steady development of talent transformed expectations into reality. Box’s tenure has been marked by incremental progress, but the recent surge suggests a sustained rise that could redefine the program's trajectory.
The championship run culminated in a decisive victory at the MAC tournament, where the RedHawks not only secured the title but also completed a first‑ever regular‑season and tournament sweep. The final game showcased a blend of tenacious defense and clutch offense that left opponents scrambling to contain Miami’s balanced attack.
Beyond the win‑loss column, the achievement signals a cultural shift within Miami athletics, fostering heightened recruiting interest and reinforcing community support. Alumni and current players alike are celebrating a milestone that promises to echo through future seasons.