Page 8 --The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 14, 1986
SPOR TS OF THE DAIL Y

Error-prone

spikers lose

two

CCHA Scorecard

By ADAM BENSON
The Michigan volleyball team
suffered its toughest weekend of the
season, losing road games to
Indiana and Ohio State last
weekend. Losses always hurt, but
the way the Wolverines lost was
the most upsetting aspect of
Michigan's road trip to
Bloomington and Columbus.
Michigan coach Joyce Davis had
few positive things to say about the
Indiana defeat, in which Michigan.
lost in three straight, 15-6, 15-
13,15-11.
"W E WERE not even
competitive in the warm-up," said
Davis. "We were intimadated
totally. Indiana did not do one
thing better than we did. They
didn't pass, hit, or block better than

us. But when time came to score
points, they did it."
Indiana's middle hitters
dominated Michigan, notching 14
kills compared to six for the
Wolverines. Outside hitter Heather
Olson put forth the best
performance of any Wolverine, but
as a team, Michigan commited
many unforced errors. Olson was
the only Michigan player to have
an attack percentage over .200.
Against the struggling
Buckeyes, the Wolverines did no
better. Ohio State took a 6-0 lead
in the first game and forced
Michigan to play catch-up the
entire match. Michigan was able to
come back in the second game, but
Ohio State once again compiled an
early lead in the third game. From

that point, the Wolverines were
never in the match. They ended up
losing 15-12, 9-15, 15-7, 15-1.
Davis could only say that the
team "played well enough not to be
embarassed. The game featured
some terrific long rallies, and we
were more competitive against
OSU, but we should have had a
closer match."
"We made stupid mental
mistakes," she added. "We had Ohio
State on a weekend when they were
not playing their best ball.
Unfortunately, we were worse than
thev were."

Stickers drop two
The field hockey team suffered
perhaps its worst weekend of the
season last Saturday and Sunday.
The Wolverines saw their record
drop to 7-7-1, (1-4-1 in the Big
Ten) after losing back-to-back
contests to Purdue and Iowa.
Though Michigan is considered
to be one of the most improved
teams in the conference, the
Wolverines managed to score only a
single goal over the weekend.
Senior Jane Nixon had the lone
goal in Saturday's 4-1 loss to Iowa.
Michigan led Iowa, 1-0, at
halftime, but the Hawkeyes scored
three quick goals in the middle of
the second half to put it away.
Purdue then shut out the
Wolverines, 4-0, in Sunday's
contest. Michigan's offense was
certainly lagging as the Wolverines
could manage only eight shots on
goal for the weekend.
Michigan goalie Maryann Bell
turned away 23 shots over the
weekend.
The Wolverines will go on the
road to face Eastern Michigan
Wednesday and Michigan State
Sunday. - BILL ZOLLA

CCHA Stayd is
(Overall) W L. T Mt
Michigan SMate (2-0~..... .........2 08044
Western Mich. (I-) .,...........1 1 8 2
Bowling Green (11,.....,.- 1 1 4 2
Fe.rris State ( -I................ ......., 1 k 0 2
1111nols-Chicago (II........I 1 t 2"
Mfliai G(1................~. 1 1iti2
Lake Superior (1-1......,,.~...... 4 40 0410
Ohio State ({i2)......,M........ 0 2 400

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R. Csscnsa, MSU...1 4 4.0O
N. Foster, MSU.....1 4 4.00
G. Kruziel, BGSIL 2 9 4.02
W. Sharpies, Un4... 2 5 4.59
B. Smith, M~lmi...1 5 5.0
G. RBeburn, FP50.. 2 1 55.0

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WMPL Hockey
(first pucee votes) W
*Minnesota (5)2
Michigan SMate (4) 2
North Dlakgta (1)2
*Boston U. 8
*Denver 2
Hlarvard A
.Bowling Green I
*Boston college 0
Wisconsin I
I.Nor thern Mkblaan I

Poll
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0 0 86
* 0 72
0 4 61
0 8 53
8 9 44
1 4 43
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1 0 19
1 0 14

Others receiving votes:
Western Michigan

Cornell, Michigan,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 - 8 P.M.
"EXPLORING WORLD RELIGIONS"
- the series continues -
Topic: HINDUISM
Speaker: DR. MADHAV DESHPANDE
Professor of Sanskrit and Linguistics,
Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, U-M
at the
ECUMENICAL CAMPUS CENTER, 921 Church St.
Allinterested persons are welcome

CCHA LEADIERS
Scor ing

FRIDAY'S RESULTS
ICHIGAN 4, Howling Green 5
Illinois-Chicago 4, Ferris State 2
Wester nMicehigan 6, Mimi 1
Michigan State 8, Ohio State 4
Alaska-Fairbanks 8, Lake Superior St. 6
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
'Howling Green S, MICHIGAN 2
Ferris State 9, Illinois-.Chicao 6
Miami 6, Western Mhi an5
Michigan State 6, Ohio at 4
Lake Superior St. R, AlaskFairbanks 1
FRIDAY'S GAMES
MICHIGAN at Miami
Lake Superior St. at Ohio State
Michigan State at Ferris State (PASS)
Western Michigan at Illinois-Chicago
New Hampshire at Bowling Green
SATURDAY'S GAMES
MICHIGAN at Miami
Ferris State at Michigan State
Lake Superior St. at Ohio State
Western Michigan at IllioisCiCcago
Now Hampshire at Howling Green

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Bill Shibicky, MSU-......... ,... 2
Jeff' Jabloski, , C.......2
Mitch Messier, MAL-....... 2
IHenry Fuank, WMU "..........2
Wayne Gagne, wMU ........... 2
Paul Lowden, FSC- ............ 2
Jim Roque, SSC............. . 2
Kevin NMfiller, MSUJ.. ............2
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D I T K A' S remark of
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around the .500 mark.
Of special note is the competitor
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Austin.
Thanks for the vote of
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To win a pizza from Pizza
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2. Michigan State at Illinois
3. Indiana at Minnesota
4.Wisconsin at Northwestern
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6. Alabama at Tennessee
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8. Oklahoma State at
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