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At 5-1, the three-game win streak No. 16. Michigan is riding is two short of a school record. The Wolverines have also outscored their opponents, 22-5, this season. Get out a pencil and paper. Write these impressive stats down. Crumple1 up this paper and throw it out the window, because all these numbers mean nothing now. The Big Ten season began yester- day when Michigan traveled to Bloomington to face Indiana. The Wolverines host Ohio State tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Michigan Soccer Field. "I think we're very prepared," Michigan coach Debbie Belkin said. "We've played against some good teams, which was a warm-up for the conference season." Michigan relies heavily on youth, as three of its top four scorers are underclassmen. Sophomore Amber Berendowsky leads the team with 15 points, and freshman Kacy Beitel and sophomore Emily Schmitt join senior Ruth Poulin as the scoring leaders. Belkin is confident that her young team will stand up to the rigors of the conference season. "I'm not worried about inexperi- ence," Belkin said. "Most everyone has been through a Big Ten season at least once and knows what to expect." Belkin also points to the leadership provided by older players, such as Poulin and senior tri-captain Debbie Flaherty, as essential in conference play. - While Belkin maintains that no conference game will be easy, the Buckeyes (2-3-1) appear to be less of a threat than Indiana, at least on paper. The Buckeyes sport a three-game streak of their own - a losing streak. Ohio State has mustered just one goal in their last three games, includ- ing a 5-1 trouncing at the hands of Xavier. Not surprisingly, the Michigan- Ohio State series has a great history. In three years of play, the Buckeyes lead the series, 3-1, and have saddled the Wolverines with three shutouts in regular-season meetings. Michigan took its revenge in post- season play, however, defeating the Buckeyes in the first round of last year's Big Ten tournament. "They have a new coach," said Belkin, referring to new Buckeyes coach Lori Walker, "So, we're not sure what style of play to expect. "It's definitely going to be a phys- ical game." Michigan has looked impressive in its non-conference schedule. Now, with six-straight Big Ten games star- ing the Wolverines in the face, it remains to be seen whether they will contend for the wide-open confer- ence title. Beating the defending champs in their own backyard would be a good start. Vernick paces golfers in Twin Cities apparel from... women's soccer Team Sports Collection (ELkr 00 .0 0from... -4 m By Rick Harpst.r and Kevin Rosenfield For the Daily After losing 60 percent of its team to graduation, the Michigan men's golf team entered its season-opening tournament in Minneapolis faced with many questions. A young, inexperienced team matched against a long, difficult course and a top-notch field produced somewhat predictable results at the two-day ReliaStar Collegiate Invitational. Despite a strong final day of com- petition, the Wolverines failed to gain any ground on the 12-team field yes- terday, finishing the tournament in ninth place, 34 strokes behind the leader. Tournament host Minnesota emerged on the final day to win the 54-hole event with a team score of 855. Louisiana State, the 36-hole leader, finished second, with an 863. "With four top 20 teams, this is as tough a field as we'll face all year," Michigan coach Jim Carras said. "It's a respectable start for a team with little experience. Coming into the tournament, with the exception of Mike Harris, our team was full of question marks, and I think we answered some of those questions this weekend." Junior Kevin Vernick was a bright spot for the young Michigan squad, posting a team low 218 (74-72-72) to finish tied for 15th overall. Vernick's performance was especially impor- tant on a team desperate for someone, besides veteran Mike Harris, to emerge as a leader. "Kevin has arrived," Carras said. 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