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Tommy Harrison’s 2026 campaign featured a new Miami single‑season RBI record, top‑10 national rankings and a pivotal role in securing the Redhawks’ No. 1 seed for the MAC Tournament.
Tommy Harrison's outstanding 2026 campaign earned him All‑America Third Team recognition, a new school RBI record and a host of conference honors, underscoring his impact on Miami baseball.
Diego Cruz, a native of Carolina, Puerto Rico, arrives after a .385 freshman season at Miami (Ohio) and will bolster Oregon State’s lineup as a sophomore.
Diego Cruz, the 2026 Mid‑American Conference Freshman of the Year, signed with Oregon State after a standout freshman season at Miami (Ohio), bringing a .385 batting average, 1.082 OPS and 28 extra‑base hits.
Miami’s Tommy Harrison was recognized on the 2026 NCBWA All-America Second Team, becoming the first Miami position player to earn All-America honors since 2004. His record-setting performance includes 85 RBIs, a .698 slugging percentage and a 1.205 OPS, propelling the team to a top seed in the MAC Tournament.
Kent State’s baseball squad clinched a 3‑1 win over Miami in the opening round of the 2026 Mid‑American Conference tournament, moving the Golden Flashes one step closer to a repeat championship after their 2010 heartbreak.
The Mid-American Conference revealed its 2026 baseball specialty award winners, spotlighting the Miami RedHawks' historic season and standout individual performances.
The Mid-American Conference revealed its 2026 baseball All-MAC selections and specialty award winners, highlighting standout performances from Miami, Toledo and other league programs as the tournament kicks off in Ohio.
Tommy Harrison's 13‑run, four‑home‑run week against Akron helped Miami Baseball clinch its second consecutive regular‑season MAC title and set the stage for the upcoming tournament in Avon, Ohio.
From shutout masterpieces to power‑hitting bursts, nine collegiate stars delivered unforgettable outings that defined the closing chapter of the 2026 regular season.
Junior outfielder Tommy Harrison’s latest weekly award highlights a four‑home‑run series that helped Miami University capture its second consecutive regular‑season MAC title and prepare for the upcoming tournament.
Miami’s dominant 15‑8 win over Akron not only gave head coach Brian Smiley his 100th career victory but also locked in the RedHawks’ No. 1 seeding for the MAC Tournament in Avon, Ohio.
The Red Hawks erupted for double‑digit runs as Ryan Novak, Tommy Harrison, Ignacio Gonzalez and several teammates delivered clutch hits, RBIs and home runs that turned a tight contest into a decisive win.
Miami RedHawks defeated Akron Zips 13-3 in a baseball game highlighted by Tommy Harrison’s five‑hit day, two home runs and five RBIs, while Clayton Burke delivered a complete game on the mound.
A cascade of big hits in the final innings propelled the Gozips to a commanding win.