Page 2--The Michigan Daily- Sports Monday - February 1, 1993 'M' Sports Calendar Monday, February 1 Men's Tennis at Spartan Invitational, all day, East Lansing. Tuesday, February 2 Men's Basketball at Michigan State, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN), East Lansing. Wednesday, February 3 No events scheduled. Thursday, February 4 Wrestling at Purdue, 7 p.m., West Lafayette. Friday, February 5 Ice Hockey at Ohio State, 7 p.m., Columbus. Women's Basketball at Illinois, 8 p.m., Champaign. Women's Swimming & Diving vs. Notre Dame, 7 p.m., Canham Natatorium. Men's Swimming & Diving at Michigan State, 7 p.m., East Lansing. Saturday, February 6 Ice Hockey at Miami (Ohio), 7 p.m., Oxford. Wrestling at Indiana, with Illinois, 2 p.m., Bloomington. Men's Gymnastics at Western Michigan, 7 p.m., Kalamazoo, Mich. Women's Swimming & Diving at Indiana, TBA, Bloomington. Men's and Women's Track & Field at Michigan State- Relays, all day, East Lansing. Women's Track & Field at Notre Dame, all day, Notre Dame, Ind. Sunday, February 7 Men's Basketball vs. Purdue, 12:45 p.m. (CBS), Crisler Arena. Women's Gymnastics at Michigan State Invitational, 7 p.m., East Lansing. Here is a look at how the top 25 teams in the nation performed over the weekend. Albany Tte-ninHockey -Poll The rankings in the Albany Times-Union hockey poll, as of Jan. 31 with first-place votes in parentheses. Team 1. Kansas 2. Indiana 3. UNC 4. Kentucky 5. Michigan 6. Cincinnati 7. Duke Record How they fared Team Points Last Week 17-2 19-2 17-2 15-1 beat Rollins,103-56 beat Northwestern, 93-71 lost to Wake Forest, 88-62 beat Florida, 71-48 16-3 lost to No. 11 Iowa, 88-80 15-1 beat DePaul, 80-54 15-3 beat Maryland, 78-62 8. 9. Arizona Seton Hall 13-2 15-5 13-1 beat Oregon State, 57-54 lost to Syracuse, 75-67 beat Utah State, 87-78 1. Maine (24) 2. Harvard (1) 3. Michigan 4. Miami (Oh.) 4. Boston Univ. 6. Minn.-Duluth 7. Lake Superior 8. Wisconsin 9. RPI 10. Yale 24-0-2 13-1-1 18-4-2 17-6-3 17-5-2 18-7-1 16-6-4 17-8-1 11-5-4 11-6-2 249 213 209 153 153 127 107 85 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 8 0 0 10. UNLV 11. Iowa 12. Vanderbilt 13. Pittsburgh 14. Purdue 15. Virginia 16. Arkasas 17. Utah 18. Georgia Tech 14-3 beat No. 5 Michigan, 88-80 16-3 beat Auburn, 73-70 13-3 12-4 12-4 13-4 15-3 Idle lost to Michigan State, 72-64 lost to Virginia Tech, 59-53 beat Georgia, 97-79 lost to Colorado State, 78-69 35 17 9 Others receiving votes: 11-5 lost to No. 19 Florida State, 96-77 19. 20. Florida State Oklahoma 14-6 14-5 beat No. 18 Georgia Tech, 96-77 beat Colorado, 94-70 21. Georgetown 22. Connecticut 23. Tulane 24. Marquette 25. Houston 12-4 lost to Boston College, 71-61 9-6 lost to St. John's, 72-59 15-3 beat S. Mississippi, 65-52 15-2 beat St. Louis, 65-62 11-4 lost to SMU, 70-60 Western Michigan Michigan State Clarkson Alaska-Fairbanks Michigan Tech Providence New Hampshire 12 6 2 2 2 2 1 *I ;;:j; ;:;7:%:" % i}} ::%%ii '! rir:'t:^f :rYli:%iG% i : .":rvi f%%%i:%i! [! %.:: !;'l.: r is 'f t Michigan Daily Athlete-of-the-Week Men tankers dominate again v v r of r:4;: r ---- ------------- by Antoine Pitts Daily Sports Writer WHO: Cam Stewart TEAM: Hockey HOMETOWN: Waterloo, Ontario YEAR: Junior ELIGIBILITY: Junior WHY: Stewart totaled eight points in two games over the weekend. He scored two goals and added three assists in the Wolverines' 8-1 victory over Illinois-Chicago Friday, and notched three more assists in Saturday's 11-1 drubbing of Michigan State. BACKGROUND: One of the toughest players in college hockey, Stewart combines physical play with his scoring knack. Stewart is tied for the team-lead in points with 38, six more than his previous best of 32, established his freshman year. Last season, he amassed 28 points, and played in all 44 games for Michigan. Stewart was a third- round pick of the Boston Bruins in the 1990 NHL Draft. Most teams do not like to play on the road. The Michigan men's swimming and diving team may not like it, but after almost two months of away meets they sure have gotten used to it. The Wolverines come home now after two weekend victories in the state of Indiana. Friday night, Michigan (4-1 overall, 2-0 Big Ten) topped Purdue, 127.5-107.5. Sat- urday, the Wolverines traveled down the road to Bloomington to beat Indiana, 180-120. The story of the weekend though was the shuffling of the Michigan lineup. Several swimmers competed in events that they normally do not swim. "This was the first weekend that we had a chance to take a break from the usual events," Michigan coach Jon Urbanchek said. "We're lucky to be able to win these dual meets without really concentrating." Michigan's depth was simply too much for Indiana and Purdue. "We have such a strong team this year," senior tri-captain Steve Dut- tenhofer said. "I'm doing the same times as I did last year and I'm a lot lower as far as team standings go." Several swimmers had great showings for Michigan, but the highlight of the weekend came Fri- day night in West Lafayette. Soph- omore Thomas Blake, in a return to his home town, broke the Lambert pool record in the 1000-yard freestyle with a time of 9:25.71. "It felt pretty good," Blake said. "It was real exciting to do because I had a lot of friends in the stands." "It's his home town, so he needed to show off a little to the home crowd," Urbanchek said. Also swimming well for Mich- igan was senior Brian Gunn. Sat- urday in Bloomington, Gunn took both the 200 butterfly and 500 freestyle. Junior Rodney VanTassel also swam well winning the 200 freestyle at Purdue and finishing second in two events at Indiana. Senior Eric Wunderlich won two events over the weekend as well. His 56.62 time in the 100 breaststroke qualified him for an NCAA provisional spot. This means Wunderlich, who Urbanchek said should formally qualify soon, is now only qualified for the NCAA Championships if enough swimmers do not better his time. The Michigan divers also did well over the weekend. Against the Boilermakers, the Wolverines took first through third in both the one- meter and three-meter springboard events, but against the Hoosiers, Michigan could take only one of the events. "At Purdue, we dove pretty well," senior Brad Lambert said. "There wasn't much competition for us. At Indiana, we dove really well in the one-meter, but not as well in the three-meter." Michigan now looks forward to another meet on the road. However, this time the Wolverines will stay in the state of Michigan, traveling to Michigan State Friday. After losing to the Dallas Cowboys yesterday, the Buffalo Bills have now lost in all three of their Super Bowl appearances. The Bills were losers in Super Bowls XXV and XXVI as well. The other six teams winless in the Super Bowl are the Cincinnati Bengals, who lost twice (XVI, XXIII) the Denver Broncos who lost Super Bowls XII, XXI, XXII, and XXIV; the Los Angeles Rams who lost Super Bowl XIV; the Minnesota Vikings who lost four times (IV, VIll, IX, XI); the New England Patriots who lost in Super Bowl XX; and the Philadelphia Eagles who lost in Super Bowl XV. i DEPARTMENT OF RECREATIONAL SPORTS SELF-SERVE COPIES INTRAMURAL SPORTS PROGRAM WANTED!!! Pre-Season Volleyball Officials Clinic Begins: Thursday 2/4 7:00 p.m. IMSB For Additional Information Contact IMSB 763-3562 REG. 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