14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 24, 1996

SPORTS


MALCHOW
Continued from Page 13
it's not for time."
"The medals really count."
Boosting the Michigan-related
medal count has been Brazil's Gustavo
Borges.
The former Wolverine grabbed his
second medal of the Games on
Monday night by finishing third in the
100-meter freestyle competition.
Borges earned his first medal, a sil-
ver, in Saturday night's 50-meter
freestyle race.
Borges' performance in the 100 did
not quite equal his showing at the 1992

Barcelona Games. The Brazilian
claimed a silver medal in the event th
year.
Michigan's John Piersma is one
swimmer who has not quite been up.to
the standard set by current and former
Wolverines in Atlanta.
So far, the sophomore has compet-
ed in both the 100-meter and 400-
meter freestyle events, but has failed
to qualify for the finals in either
competition.
Piersma and Dolan were stror@
early in yesterday's preliminary heats,
with Piersma leading at the the first
turn, but both faded during the sixth
lap.

AP PHOTO
Michigan swimmer Tom Malchow comes up for breath in the 200-meter butterfly in which he grabbed the silver medal.
Malchow became the fourth Wolverine - past or present - to medal in this year's Olympic Games.

vIympic NoteDooK:
Michigan field hockey coaches
guide Team USA in Olympics

By James Goldstein
Baily Spsrts Editor
The Michigan field hockey coaches
will have alot to tell their players when
the season begins this fall.
New head coach Marcia Pankratz
and new assistant coach Tracey Fuchs
will have stories to tell about playing in
the Olympics.
Both coaches are members of the
U.nited States women's field hockey
team and both contributed to its 3-2
victory over South Korea Monday at
the Olympic Games in Atlanta.
Pankratz scored one goal while
Fuchs scored onceiand setaupthe
Americans' game-winning goal, which
occurred on the last hit of the match.
With six seconds to go, Fuchs set up
a shot from a short corner and Barb
Marois drilled the shot into the left cor-
ner of the net.
With the victory, the U.S. team
improved to 1-0-1, which includes a I-
I tie with Netherlands on Saturday. In

that game, Pancratz scored the tyin
goal off a penalty corner in the fir
two minutes.
Counting last night's game against
Great Britain, the U.S. squad has four
more games before medal play begins
Aug. 1.
WASHINGTON TO PLAY TODAY
Michigan graduate Malivai
Washington makes his Olympic debut
today.
Washington, who made it to tj
finals before losing to Richard Kraicg
at Wimbledon, has his preliminary
match against Slovakia's Jan Kroslak.
The Swartz Creek nativesis seeded
fourth and will play in both singles and
doubles competition. His doubles part-
ner will be Richie Reneberg.
GARDNER RUNS MONDAY
Wolverine runner Neil Gardner
begins his quest for gold in the 400-
meter hurdles this Monday.
Gardner, who just graduated, will
for his native Jamaica.

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