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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Miami hockey places 5 on All-CCHA team
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — Five Miami University hockey players were named to the Central College Hockey Association’s all-conference team, the CCHA announced on Wednesday, March 10.
Senior forward Jarod Palmer and sophomore goaltender Cody Reichard were first-team selections, junior forwards Tommy Wingels and Andy Miele were second-team picks and junior foward Carter Camper was honorable mention.
Palmer ranked third in league scoring with 33 points (14-19), and Reichard finished undefeated in the CCHA (15-0-2) and led the league in save percentage (.950) and goals-against average (1.23).
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Coles sees a dark-horse team in MAC tourney
By Pete Conrad
Miami University basketball coach Charlie Coles is not assuming that his RedHawks, should they beat Buffalo in the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament on Thursday, March 11, would play top-seeded Kent State in the semifinals the following night.
The Miami-Buffalo winner will take on the Kent State-Ohio winner.
“Ohio U., I’ve said all along, is the most improved team in the league,” Coles said. “They’re a really good offensive ballclub.”
Although the Bobcats have been an up-and-down team, they scored 85 or more points eight times times this season, and they’re the only team since Jan. 9 to score 70 points against the RedHawks (Ohio’s 70-68 win in Athens on Feb. 24).
“I still think at this point Kent and Akron are huge favorites,” Coles said.
And his own team?
“We’re just trying to win one game,” he said. “We win one game, we’ll see what happens.”
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Hayes, Mavunga named All-MAC
CLEVELAND — Miami University’s Kenny Hayes and Julian Mavunga earned all-conference honors this season, the Mid-American Conference announced Wednesday, March 10.
Hayes, a senior guard, was selected to the first team, while Mavunga, a sophomore forward/center, was an honorable mention pick.
Hayes leads the RedHawks in scoring at 14.6 points per game to rank ninth in the MAC. Hayes averages 15.1 in conference games. He leads the MAC in minutes played per game (35.6).
Mavunga leads Miami in rebounding at 6.4 per game, and averages 10.1 points per game.
Hayes’ selection marks the seventh straight season Miami has had a first-team honoree, the longest streak of any teams in the conference.
