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The Faceoff '98
production crew:
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Faceoff '98
Hockey writer..........................................TJ. Berka
Hockey writer..........................................David Den Herder
Hockey writer..........................................Chris Duprey
Hockey writer...............:..........................Mark Francescutti
Editor in Chief..........................................Laurie Mayk
Managing Sports Editor...........................Jim Rose
Sports Editor............................................Josh Kleinbaum
Sports Editor............................................Sharat Raju
Sports Editor............................................Pranay Reddy
Sports Editor............................................Mark Synder
Cover Photo........................................Warren Z inn
Photo Editor..................................Margaret Myers
Photo Editor.......................................Warren Zinn
Special Sections Manager................Marnie Kadish
Grunt Work.......................................Geoff Gagnon
Intangibles.......................................Jason Gerdom
Resident computer expert.........Mark Francescutti
Best hair in headshot................Mark Francescutti
Gambling venue.............................Casino Windsor
Comedic inspiration.........................Scott Mitchell
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Following Marty Turco and Steve Shields' example
will be a tough task, but freshman goaltender Josh
Blackburn is the man who has to do it.
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Last season was spectacular, but this year's team
will have to take the torch and find a niche of its
own.
:raig Murray
Height:
6-U
Weight:
175
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Penticton, Brit-
ish Columbia
rafed by the Montreal Caeens
nmers NHL Draft.
1998-99 Michigan hock
Oct. 11 Lake Superior
Oct. 16.17 'Niagara
Oct. 23-24 Alaska-Fairbanks
Oct. 30 Bowling Green
Oct. 31 Northern Michigan
Nov 13 Alaska-Fairbanks
Nov. 14 Notre Dame
Nov. 20 Michigan State
Nov. 21 Notre Dame
Nov. 27 Minnesota
Nov. 29 Wisconsin
Dec. 4 Miami (Ohio)
Dec. 5 Bowling Green
Dec. 11 Northern Michigan
Dec. 26 Michigan Tech (GLI)
Dec. 27 Michigan State/
Northern Michigan (
Jan. 2 Ohio State
Jan. 8-9 Ferris State
Jan. 15 Ferris State
Jan. 16 Westem Michigan
Jan. 22 Bowling Green
Jan. 23 Ohio State
Jan. 29 Michigan State
Jan. 0 ... it,
e1. 6Lake Superior
Feb. 6 Ohio State
Feb. 13 Western Michigan
Feb. 19 Western Michigan
Feb. 20 Michigan State
Feb. 26-27 Miami (Ohio)
March 5 Lake Superior
March 6 Northern Michigan
March 12-13 CCHA first round
March 19-20 CCHA championships
March 26-27 NCAA West Regional
Apr. 1-3 NCAA Final Four
From turning triple-toe-loops to punishing oppos-
ing teams' forwards, Bubba Berenzweig has always
had a flair all his own.
With a freshman as the starting goaltender, the
defense will have to be solid in front of the net.
And Michigan looks like it has its deepest defense
in years.
After losing Bill Muckalt and Matt Herr to gradua-
tion, where is Michigan is going to find its goal-
scoring punch this season?
In high school, Josh Langfeld envisioned himself
hitting game-winning home runs. But those plans
have changed. Now, he's a star on the ice, not the
diamond.
VanCIk
Height:
6-2
Weight:
212
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
West
Bloomfield
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