Under a bright Easter Sunday sun at the Neil Schiff Tennis Center, Miami Men's Tennis delivered exactly the kind of response teams search for but don’t always find.
Just two days removed from a g...
Fake news has become an undeniable shadow in modern life — one that follows every scroll, every headline and every breaking news alert that flashes across our screens. As misinformation spreads rapid...
Miami rowing capped out the weekend in Sarasota with four top-two finishes in the Grand Finals and a gold medal in the Petite Finals to earn second place in the Benderson Cup standings.
The ...
For Miami diver Mohamed Farouk, Saturday wasn’t just another day of jumping off of the platform.
It was the last one.
The veteran diver closed out his collegiate career at the NCAA Men’s ...
The No. 18 Miami rowing team came out fast — and never let up.
On the opening day of the Sarasota 2K Invitational at Nathan Benderson Park, the Hurricanes sent five of six boats into Saturday’s A ...
Say what you will about diving being an aquatic sport, but the Hurricanes are on fire.
One night after finishing as the national runner-up on the 1-meter springboard, freshman standout Matteo Sant...
Freshman Miami diver Matteo Santoro didn’t just arrive at his first NCAA Championships — he announced himself.
Under the lights of Atlanta’s McAuley Aquatic Center, Santoro delivered a poised and ...
People may wonder if Chiara Pellacani’s neck ever grows tired from the weight of everything she’s carrying out of Atlanta.
Apparently, not.
One night after making history as the defending NCAA ...
History has a way of following Chiara Pellacani.
The two-time Olympian and 2025 NCAA 1-meter champion did it again, defending her national title in a performance that kept everyone at the Mc...
The first race of a season always carries a certain tension. Months of winter training finally meet open water, and the answers arrive in six-minute bursts.
For Miami rowing, those answers came qu...
