… where I felt better about where we are than I do right now." But the meet wasn't all smiles for the Wolverines (3-0 Big Ten, 4-3 overall). No. 3 Georgia (6-0 overall) started out strong and never looked…
… back. The Bulldogs took both first and sec- ond place in the 200-yard medley relay, then first place in the 1,650 distance swim, jumping out to a 27-9 lead. The fifth-ranked Wolverines only won three…
… ugly, but Michigan takes Big Ten By Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writer What a difference a year makes. Last season, the Wolverines, on their home court, watched Minnesota cut down the nets in celebration…
… Minnesota 57 won, 65-57, ulead notching its eighth victory in nine games and taking sole possession of first place in the con- ference - at least for now. The Wolverines (15-4) sit on top of the Big Ten…
… higher, more consistent scores if it wants to remain in the na- tional spotlight. Michigan has tar- geted a score of 190 for the Big Ten opener. If the Wolverines are going to realize that improvement…
…-around title in the Blue/Gold Invitational, and redshirt sophomore Wendy Wilkinson, who fared well on the uneven bars and balance beam last week. Wymer won the Wolverines' Most Valuable Performer honor last…
…, Minnesota, Nebraska and Stanford are the top four teams in the nation," Michigan assistant coach Mike Milidonis said. "It always comes down to the last event," Wolverine coach Bob Darden said. "Ohio State…
…," Darden said. The Wolverines will turn to freshman Bob Young, sophomore Raul Molina, and junior Mike Mott to lead the team this weekend. All three were finalists at last weekend's tournament, and Young won…
… with another creative antic not seen before at Yost. After Dave Roberts put Michigan ahead 3-0 at the :38 mark of Friday's second period, several of the Wolverine faithful decided to display their…
… time in between shorthanded tallies for the Wolverines. David Oliver split the pipes for the other in the season's first game against Notre Dame. CHECK OUT THE DUDS: For the second time this season…
…, Michigan donned maize-colored jerseys, although it was the first time the Wolverines had done so at home. The debut of the uniforms occurred during the championship game of the Great Lakes Invitational…
… against Northern Michigan. Young Even if Michigan does not win the meet, it will still benefit from the competition as the Wolverines are a young team building for the future. "We're getting more payback…
…8 - Friday, January 21, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Wolverines hold off Northwestern Juniorguard Stu Douglass and the the Wolverines have struggled to a 1-5 conference record and…
…. Conversely, the Wolverines' five starters have remained constant since day one. First, Minnesota coach Tubby Smith sat junior Devoe Joseph for the first six games of the season as a punishment for violation of…
… game only allowed for one day of preparation each. But by Saturday, Michigan will have had three days to prepare for Minnesota, which could prove to be imperative for a young Wolverine team that's been…
… Wolverines (4-3 Big Ten, 11-7 overall) are 11-2 when they score at least MICHIGAN 75 60 NORTHWESTERN 67 points in a game. And they did it again in their 75-67 win over Northwestern' on Thursday. Senior guard…
… Veronica Hicks led the Wolverines with 16 points and 14 rebounds after starting the game off strong - she snagged two rebounds and tallied five points within the first three minutes of play en route to her…
… holding the lead was not throwing the ball away. The Wolverines had only nine turnovers all night and tallied 16 points off Wildcat turn- overs. Northwestern pulled within seven points with just over three…
… minutes left in the first half after trailing by as many as 14 points. But sophomore guards Jenny Ryan and Kate Thompson hit jumpers late in the half to push the Wolverines ahead. Michigan gained its momen…
…. . Luckily for the Wolverines, forward Geoff Koch is expected to return after missing the Western Michigan game due to a concussion. And perhaps Michigan can continue to the luck that it has already had…
… against the Falcons. The host Wolverines have two 5-2 victories to their credit over the Falcons thus far this season. Still, Bowling Green has the poten- tial to upset the Wolverines. The Falcons proved to…
…, giving the team took a 7-4 lead. And freshman Ruth Kipping would add two jumpers, helping her team to their biggest lead of the night. But that was where the Wolverine's fire would be put out. The Spartans…
… would go on a run of their own, as they outscored the Wolverines 12-0 in a span of five minutes. Michigan called a necessary time- out to regain composure. "Everybody's going to go on a run," Michigan…
… smaller Spartan runs, the Wolverines were able to keep the game close at the half, trailing Michigan State, 35-31. And all of the emotions were let loose upon entering the second half. Michigan quickly…
… Grapplers go north for Big Ten double dip By Chris Grandstaff [aily Sports W iter If you think it's too cold in Ann Arbor, be glad that you're not part of the Michigan wrestling team. The Wolverine grapplers…
… will make a Nordic tour of Lake Superior this weekend for two important Big Ten meets. The Wolverines will reopen small game season as they face the Minnesota Golden Gophers tomorrow and the Wisconsin…
… watched the Wolverines play this season, chances are you'll get laughed out of the room. Even with the pair of losses, Michigan owns a 3-4 conference record and is a respectable 11-5 overall. Big strides…
… coaches will tell you that the Wolverines are not the same. Michigan lacks the consistency it had last season, but in this case, that is an improvement. Last season, the team was consistent - con- sistently…
… already com- peting this season and a home-crowd exhibiting spirit similar to what you would experience around the corner at Yost Ice Arena, the Wolverines seemed to have the momentum nec- essary to pull…
… off an upset against an Oklahoma squad that sputtered out of the gate. But just like last year, the Sooners came back and defeated the Wolverines 214.275- 208.650. "We were pretty awful at the begin…
…Page 4-The Michigan Daily- Sports Tuesday- January 21,1992 WOLVERINES BATTLE INEXPERIENCE * FU LL COURT PRESS it doesn't3geteasier for women cagers by Adam Miller Daily Basketball Writer It's easy…
… to get carried away, isn't it? For a while, it looked like the Michigan women's basketball team was on the verge of, making a real turnaround. The Wolverines defeated Boston College Dec. 1 (ching…
… last season, Andrew has* taken the role as Michigan's go to player. Averaging 19.7 points per game, Andrew has become the nucleus of the Wolverine offense. "I don't think you can say' enough about Trish…
…The Michigan Daily f michigandaily.com January 21, 2014 SPOrtS'-GH PARTY Stauskas, LeVert lead Wolverines in upset Michigan win validates a team with everything to prove final 24 sec- onds to…
… past weekend was 1999. On Saturday, it did both. A look at the Wolverines 77-70 upset of the Badgers: Go-to guy When the game is on the line, sophomore guard Nik Stauskas needs the ball. Stauskas had ice…
… the Michigan women's basketball team and coach Gloria Soluk, it's a good thing it isn't. LILLY, a freshman from Cleveland, has been guiding the struggling Wolverines from the point-guard position since…
…'s games late in the season. Said Soluk, "Every time she played I sat behind the bench," to let Lilly know how badly Michigan wanted her. When decision time came, Lilly chose to be a Wolverine, citing…
… season. Lilly knew the CSU coach and had played against many of the Vikings' players in high school. The Wolverines, however, lost to the Vikings, 71-68, despite a season-high 21 points from the freshman…
…. "It was a heart-breaker," said Lilly. The Wolverines, only 3-11 on the season and 1-3 in the Big Ten, have dropped several such close games. And the schedule gets no easier this weekend as the…
… Wolverines face Ohio State tonight and Indiana on Sunday. Both games are at Crisler Arena. The Buckeyes are 11-2 on the season and undefeated in the conference. "Ohio State is probably the toughest team in the…
…'s track and field team doesn't stand a chance of winning its own Michigan Relays tonight. But that, of urse, is only due to the fact that no scores will be kept. The Wolverines, however, do stand a chance…
… continue their assault on the record books tonight, though, because their events are not on the agenda. The Wolverines are also looking to do well in the distance medley relay as Frederick-Foster, Wilson…
… determine the winner, will also be a strong area for the Wolverines. In the high jump, Michigan will receive a boost from team record holders Joanna Bullard, Dawn Rich and Melody Middleton. In the long jump…
…, varsity record holder. Thornton should be the Wolverines' big hope. In addition, Middleton will try to take top honors in the pentathlon. RALPH'S MARKET (665-7131) All the Best Deals at the Best Prices…
…6A — Thursday, January 21, 2016 Sports The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Another tough home test lies ahead for Wolverines By TED JANES Daily Sports Writer Two players by the name of…
… forward Alexa Hart (10.8 points per game, 6.7 rebounds per game) have been making themselves heard as well. Mitchell, the Wolverine, was injured last season for both games against Ohio State…
… chance to snag a big win against a top-ranked opponent. The Wolverines have put up performances similar to that one earlier this season, nearly beating now-No. 20 UCLA, but they still lack a marquee…
… win to boost their NCAA Tournament aspirations. Just like the Maryland and UCLA matchups, Michigan’s opponent Thursday is the favorite, but a win would significantly aid the Wolverines’ resume…
…. With the way Michigan’s Mitchell has been playing lately, the Wolverines will have a fighting chance. Against Iowa in early January, she had 15 points and 11 rebounds, both career highs. “I don…
… until this year. At the beginning of the season, Barnes Arico praised her impressive preseason performances, and even felt like she might have a breakout season similar to former Wolverine…
… forward Cyesha Goree. Sunday, the Wolverines left Penn State with their first win in State College since 2001, thanks in part to a performance from Flaherty, who scored 23 points on 5-for-10 shooting…
…/Radio: BTN JAMES COLLER/Daily Michigan coach John Beilein’s team didn’t play its best basketball Wednesday, but pulled out a win over Minnesota. ‘M’ overcomes shooting woes Wolverines fail to pull away…
… period that saw the Michigan men’s basketball team’s 15-point lead whittled to a 37-30 deficit by halftime. Unlike the fans, the Wolverines (4-2 Big Ten, 14-5 overall) figured it out in the…
… game. Though the Wolverines turned the ball over just six times, their mistakes came mainly in their shot attempts, as even their elite shooters had little success finding twine. It took some…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsTuesday - January 21, 2003 Check it out The Wolverines have gone from rock bottom to tops in the Big Ten. How has it happened? Michigan begins the season 0-6 - its…
… worst start in the history of the program. Michigan is now 11-6. Following their loss to Duke, the Wolverines have rattled off 11 straight victories, and are first place in the conference heading into…
…- tory. Wolverine fans rushed the court and mobbed the players imme- diately after the final buzzer sounded. BRENDAN O'DONNELL/Daily , a 0 eyvrole Signs of life ; l'i' December 21, 2002 Michigan 83…
…, Bowling Green 57 Michigan 84, Charleston Southern 53 Michigan 70, Vanderbilt 66 Things finally begin coming together for the Wolverines, as LaVell Blanchard and Horton begin to find the stroke. Michi- gan…
… ended a 6-0 Iowa run and began a 13-4 Michigan spurt which ultimately gave Wolverines a three-point lead. ine minutes later, Woolridge hit the second of his five treys to a rowdy Criser crowd. But Hughes…
… the Wolverines the lead for good, 62-58. And giving Hughes the individual See GOLDENBACH, Page 5B After Friday tie, Broncos go quietly Morrison leads Blue to 3-point weekend By Andy Knudsen Daily…
… Stanford. The Wolverines lost to Texas last night, 125-118. Wrestlers look to recover from loss to By BRETT JOHNSON DAILY SPORTS WRITER For the third meet in a row, the Michigan men's swimming and diving…
…Longhorns won, 125-118, and in the process, handed Michigan its first three-loss season since 1980-81 and its first three-meet losing streak ever. The Wolverines were not without some strong individual…
… - a Wolverine assistant for three years - came up with this classic gem: "It was a classic college hockey game." Hackneyed phrasing or not, the UIC Pavilion fans certainly got their money's worth. It…
… out- side wasn't the only thing that was cold this weekend for the Michigan women's basketball team. So was its shooting. As a result, the Wolverines were soundly defeated by Wisconsin (3-1 in the Big…
…, the Wolverines (0-4, 4-9) shot 36 percent from the field against Wisconsin Sunday afternoon, falling to the Badgers, 93-66, in front of the fourth largest crowd ever at Wisconsin Fieldhouse (2…
…,224). Michigan didn't make its first hoop until 15:15 in the first half, where abouts the Wolverines were already down 8-2. A tough Wiscon- sin defense thwarted any possibility of a close game as it caused 33…
… send the dozens of Wolverines fans in attendance into hysteria. The victory earned Michi- gan (10-4-3 Central Collegiate Hockey Association, 16-4-3 overall) a split for the weekend, after falling Friday…
… games against them," Berenson said. "We were lucky to have the edge in the series." Michigan opened the game as it had Friday, bombarding Hillebrandt with shots. In the first two periods, the Wolverines…
… Shannon Finn See ICERS, Page 6 Wolverines' talent evicts Illini,68 1 by Matthew Dodge Daily Basketball Writer CHAMPAIGN - After two consecutive Big Ten losses, the Michigan men's basketball team was ac…
…- cused of committing errors associated with inexperi- ence. Coach Steve Fisher's Wolverines found the per- fect cure for their ills this weekend in Champaign: an opponent almost as young as they are. The…
…, but it's pretty hard to beat a team like that on the boards when they want to play. They wanted to play tonight.' One could assume that the Wolverines want to play every night, especially Jalen Rose and…
… well now. You wait 'til they start. They are so skilled in so many areas, I don't see how people can beat them." Maybe not, but the Wolverines almost beat them- selves in Champaign. As Illinois chipped…
… school, so it brings back some memories.” The Wolverines practiced at the Cube on Tuesday and will again on Wednesday to help themselves adapt to a larger ice surface, which they will see this…
…, while Wisconsin’s Kohl Center — where the Wolverines will play a two-game series this weekend — is 200 feet by 97 feet. Last season, the larger ice surfaces proved to be too much of a…
… improbable run began in earnest. gan wrestling team was on Junior Stephen Dutton, senior But few could've predicted Eric Grajales and freshman Brian ie 19th-ranked Wolverines Murphy defeated the No. 5, No…
…. topple No. 2 Minnesota. 2 and No. 8 wrestlers in their in front of a near-sellout weight class, respectively. at Cliff Keen Arena on With each victory, the crowd y, the Wolverines (3-0 Big grew louder…
… little bit hungrier." Henry certainly couldn't be happier with the two-time captain. "If you looked for a Michi- gan Wolverine, there would be a picture of her, because she's a great kid, great individual…
… we handled swimming outdoors. We're not like ducks. The whether did affect us." On Friday, the Wolverines (2-0 Big Ten, 5-2 overall) swam against No. 16 Purdue (1-1, 7-1) and on Saturday they faced No…
…. 25 Indiana (3-1, 6-1). The Wolverines destroyed the Boiler- makers, 140-99, with help from junior diver Jason Coben, freshman swimmer Chris DeJong and senior swimmer Gar- rett Mangieri. Continuing…
… will be the first time that the Wolverines will compete against another team. The previous meets were individual, non-scoring events. "We are looking to come out and real- lv assert ourselves as the team…
… to beat in part of the country," senior John Long said. The Wolverines will have their hands full, as the Broncos return five of their top six players from last year's squad. In addition to winning the…
… bus route 36 heading toward Wolverine Tower. The bus pkks up every 15 minutes in front of the Law School and Michigan Union. Admission is free to all home meets. Both teams belong to Region IV, which…
… also contains every Big Ten school, except Penn State. The Wolverines are currently ranked No. 4. For much of the team, the meet will be the first time they will compete in dou- bles this year. "It is…
… a team, before start- ing the Big Ten schedule. After Western Michigan, the Wolverines will continue their brief home stretch when they face DePaul on Jan. 29. By Michael Kern Daily Sports Writer…
… Last night's loss to Wisconsin was the Michigan women's basketball team's fourth road game in its last five. The Wolverines posted a 2-2 record in those four games including a win against No. 13 Illinois…
…. The long road trip may have finally worn out Michigan, as some poor shooting cost them a seven point half- time lead. But the Wolverines weren't making any excuses for the loss. It was the Wolverines…
…." The weary Wolverines return home this Sunday to take on Iowa (2-5 Big Ten, 5-1 1 overall) at Crisler Arena at 2 p.m. A FOND FAREWELL: Michigan State coach Karen Langeland announced Wednesday that she…
… to host invite David Moasr Daily Sports Writer The Michigan men's track and field team returns home after a triumphant road trip to Bloomington. On Saturday, the Wolverines host the 19th annual Red…
…-4 tie with Penn State that saw Garrett Van Wyhe give the Wolverines an extra point with a double-overtime winner. But that was only part of what had Pearson feeling so sentimental. The other half…
… opportunity to cut the Wolverines’ lead. His penalty ultimately didn’t end up costing his team the game, but Pearson didn’t play him the remaining minutes once he left the box. But again, rather than…
…-69 By Arun Gopal Daily Sports Writer MADISON - So close, yet so far. In a game that had more twists and turns than Lombard Street in San Francisco, the Wolverines came up on the short end of a 72…
…-69 decision. Stacy Thomas' 23 points along with solid out- ings from Alison Miller and Raina Goodlow in the post were not enough, as Michigan was absolutely frigid from the field. The Wolverines shot a horrific…
…. Friday, Watson assisted on the Flames' third goal in their 4-1 vic- tory over the Wolverines. With just over half of the season complete, the 7-10-3 Flames will easily better last season's mark of 9…
… Wolverines countered at 15:23, with the "Mike Line." Mikes Helber, Stone and Knuble's efforts resulted in the equalizer. Stone sent a pass to Helber, who went to the left wing. "Luckily, I was able to get the…
… Wolverine In The Sky .that Mark Ouimet's shot sailed through the posts at 19:59 of the third pe- riod to break the deadlock and give Michigan a 5-4 victory. After the heartbreaking loss, the Flames rebounded…
… the following night, managing a 3-3 tie and left Ann Arbor eagerly awaiting this week- end's series with the Wolverines in Chicago. This weekend there was no intermission, no breather, not even a preg…
…-, nant pause as the Wolverines and Flames picked up in Chicago where they: had left off at Yost Arena. The Flames won Friday night, 4-1, and lost in= overtime Saturday, 2-1. This season UIC outscored…
…. The two of them, with a little help from a few other UIC skaters, came within seconds of stealing three of four points from the Wolverines this weekend. Hillebrandt, as well as being a top goaltender…
… few streaks. The Wolverines looked to add a third- straight WISCONSIN 54 win and MICHIGAN 48 turn their recent stretch into an official win streak. They wanted to break the Badgers' decade-long win…
… streak in the Kohl Center, which would mean Michigan's first victory in Madison since 1999. And perhaps most important, the Wolverines wanted to keep No. 18 Wisconsin on a cold streak, especially after the…
… dominating the vault, bars and beam apparatuses, the Wolverines suffered through the floor exercise, falling three times before Sarah Cain secured the match with a score of 9.9. "I would have been happier if…
… Wolverines dropped to No. 11 in the national rankings before Saturday's meet. Coming back to Ann Arbor, however, proved to be the dif- nce. Michigan performed its home opener in front of 1,801, the third…
… beat Michigan this weekend. The Wolverines, still flying from capturing the Great Lakes Invitational, were on a six-game winning Streak heading into a home-and-home series with the Falcons. Bowling Green…
… Wolverines the lead. Defense was a no-show for the beleaguered Falcons, as was, apparently, offense. They surrendered nine goals to the Wolverines, and their only score resulted from a fluke play. Center…
…. The Wolverine swimmers lack- ed their normal fire and intensity against the less talented compe- tition. They joked on the sidelines more than usual, and junior Chrissi Rawak actually competed in the…
…. "We were also in off-events, so I guess we weren't as intense." Next week, the Wolverines travel to Austin, Texas for their toughest challenge of the season. There awaits both the Longhorns of the…
…, Steve Shields, Chris Gordon, and Brian Wiseman will have to beat the Spartans at Munn Ice Arena. The Wolverines have fallen short in the last three attempts. Michigan will also be trying to tie the…
… Spartans' 1984-85 CCHA record of 18 consecutive victories. Since ty- ing Bowling Green in the conference opener, the Wolverines have won 16 straight conference battles. Second-place MSU trails confer- ence…
… State Department representatives will have internship and career information. ,nformation Session Wednesday, January 26, 1994 10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Walk in anytime) Wolverine Room, Michigan Union…
… to do with the physical demands of college basketball. Leaning against the wall of a narrow corridor in Carver-Hawkeye Arena after the Wolverines’ third loss in four games, the freshman wing put it…
…-handed. After beating Iowa by double-digits in December, the Wolverines saw a seven-point lead slip away as the Hawkeyes closed the game on a 25-11 run over the final ten minutes. When the dust settled…
…DeWege enters his eighth season at the Wolverines' helm. Having compiled an 86-112 overall record and a 38-88 Big Ten record, VanDeWege has the third longest tenure of active Big Ten coaches. He was named Big Ten…
… coach of the year in 1990 when his team finished 20-10 and went to Michigan's first NCAA tournament. The Wolverines lost in the second round to North Carolina State. First-year assistant coach Nikita…
… even 60 percent. She hit on a Wolverine season best with three three-point shots in Michigan's 67-58 victory over Indiana State, Dec. 21. A LITTLE OLYMPIC FLAVOR: Five Wolverines participated in the 1991…
… the chicken pox. The crisis was so great for the Michigan basketball team that last night's 63-58 loss to Minnesota was merely an aftershock. Wolverines, 63-58 'M' stumbles out of gate without Howard…
… team's gaunt bench. Could the Wolverines return to greatness with just nine scholarship players, none of them named Webber? Could they win vital contests on the road? King answered all of them…
…'s" arrival made the Wolverine faithful feel as if someone was smiling upon them. Nine days later, that someone stopped smiling. "I was shocked," said Leon Derricks of his reaction when he heard his two…
…-shattering clamor of Williams Arena to face the bench-heavy Golden Gophers. Things looked bleak for the bespotted Wolverines, who during Minnesota's first-half run must have wished the raised arena floor would split…
…, Page 13 By CHAD A. SAFRAN DAILY BASKETBALLAWRITER MINNEAPOLIS - The Michi- gan men's basketball team must have a group membership to the Grave Diggers Association of America, be- cause the Wolverines…
… itself down 17-2 to Minnesota at the 11:34 mark of the first half. The Wolverines missed 10 of their first 11 field goal attempts while the Golden Gophers (3-1, 12-4) managed to nail eight of their first…
…'t think we did a very good job of concentrating." The Gophers' focus began disap- pearing as the Wolverines fought. back. Following a timeout at 11:34,' Michigan cut into the Minnesota lead with a 20-10 run…
…, keyed by three three- pointers by Fife, who scored 16. The Gophers, however, slowed the Wolverine rally with five straight, points, building their lead back up to double digits, 32-22. However, Michigan…
…Crisler, the Wolverines (0-4 Big Ten, 3-10 overall) face the bestplayer in the Big Ten, Ohio State's Katie Smith. Sunday, they play the best team in the Big Ten, Penn State, also at home. And for the first time…
…. - Michigan lost two games this weekend, but hopefully these losses will not go for naught. The Wolverines now know what they must do to get on the winning track: go back to basics. All the problems of this…
… or offensive putbacks. The few open jumpers Michigan got were the result of passes from the low post. But the Wolverines took most of their shots with a defender in their face. And the reason for all…
… first ten seconds," redshirt frosh Michelle Hall said. "We have a lot of time we should be using." The Wolverine offense was also hindered by another aspect of the mental game. Hall admitted that there…
… Wolverines missed the front end of a one-and-one. It seemed like the Illini were fouling on purpose, knowing that they would get the ball back with no harm done. Michigan must shore up these difficiences…
… this weekend just how tough winning on the road in the Big Ten can be. After suffering a defeat Friday night at Purdue, the Wolverines fell to Illinois yes- terday, 81-66. "I am a little disappointed be…
… case of our inability to get the ball inside... and their abil- ity to do so," VanDeWege said. "I did not think the game was poorly officiated." The Wolverines didn't help their cause in the first half…
… by missing the front half of five one- and-ones. "I think our free throw shooting just killed us - absolutely killed us," VanDeWege. Despite their inability at the line, the Wolverines hung tough in…
… the first half, playing the Illini even through the first twelve min- utes. But Illinois began to pull away, opening up a ten-point lead. With 33 seconds remaining in the half, Wolverine Jen Nuanes was…
… Boilermaker Joy Holmes, who scored on two break- aways to put Purdue up by 11. TA Wolverines didn't get any clos the rest of the game. I, Men's by Kevin Sundm Daily Sports Writer track makes strides at…
… night, first team All-Ameri- can Janel McCarville's play was like a bad dream come true for the Michigan women's basketball team (0-6 Big Ten, 4-13 overall). The Wolverines simply couldn't con- tain the 6…
… 31- 12 lead - its largest of the opening frame. The Wolverines' best run soon followed. Freshman Ta'Shia Walk- er drilled two free throws and senior Tabitha Pool hit her only field goal of the half…
… School. He is the second Wolverine to leave school early for the NFL. Safety Ernest Shazor was the first. FG FT MIN M-A M-A Bolden 34 2-4 0-0 Broback 20 5-6 0-0 McCarville 29 10-14 5-7 Calhoun 24 3-8 0…
… Minnesota...........36 37 73 At: Williams Arena Attendance: 7,619 sota scored the first seven points of the period, stretching the game well out of reach. Although the Wolverines were clearly overmatched…
… prevented Schonrock from making a single trey. Helvey also added a team-high four steals for the Wolverines. "I was pleased because our team is trying to do the things we are asking them to do," Burnett said…
…. Meanwhile, the Wolverines' shooting woes prevented any pos- sibility of a comeback. With Min- nesota's defense conspiring to stop Pool - who scored a season-low eight points - the rest of the Wol- verines…
… then some. Dawkins scored 11 points, one shy of tying the team high, on 4-for- 8 field-goal shooting Tuesday night to propel the Wolverines to a 54-50 victory at Rutgers. Among Dawkins…
… one previously.” Plagued by health issues in recent weeks, the Wolverines struggled through a first half in which sophomore forward Zak Irvin was confined to the bench by two personal fouls…
… take such a toll on a team of athletes in their prime? This weekend, the Michigan men's swimming and diving team will trav- el to Dallas to participate in the Dallas Morning News Classic. The Wolverines…
… will be without some of its quarantined teammates, who will stay in Ann Arbor for some much- needed rest. After a rigorous training camp in Honolulu, the Wolverines are a little worn down and a bit sick…
… Illini coach Lou Henson about Wolverine frosh Juwan Howard. "I talked with Lou about it to- day," Fisher said before fielding questions at the postgame press conference. "I consider Lou a good friend. But…
… over West Virginia helped provide "the good" aspects of the Wolverine's performance. The Wolverines edged West Virginia by four-tenths of a point and outdistanced Pitt, who scored 176. "West Virginia was…
…'s 68-61 Wolverine victory. I am surrounded by a lot of talent. That's one of the reasons why I came here." Howard's point was accentu- ated by Saturday's final score. Four Wolverines scored in double…
… the Minnesota faithful. There were many cases last night when thing seemed as if they could turn ugly for the Wolverines, and the fans did their best to help that process along. With so much being made…
… little running of its own. After Minnesota forward Quincy Lewis sunk a baseline 3-pointer to give the Gophers the 14-point cush- ion, the Wolverines battled back. Behind the 3-point shooting of guards…
…'s gymnastics team. To put it mildly, the women have high expectations for the upcoming sea- son. Under the direction of second- year coach Beverly Fry, the Wolverines are looking to improve on their past…
… performances. Two years ago, Michigan finished dead last in the seven team Big Ten field. Last year, the squad upped their standing to sixth in the league. The Wolverines may not win it all this year, but they…
…. THE OPENING period marked an in- tense duel for control between the Wolverines and the Broncos. Rough play, late hits, and cheap shots marred the action. As the period went on, the firework3 intensified…
… in to pull the Wolverines to within one. Seychel's slapshot sent a breathtaker into overtime and seemed to give the Wolverines the momentum once again. In the overtime stanza, Michigan flir- OT to ted…
…'m a Wolverine fan. How do I get this through the cable company." Sports View's contract with Michigan for a twelve-game package has been a source of controversy. Detroit channel 50 felt it had an…
…- tion in the second half. We didn't adjust to it, and that hurt us." - And against a team as strong as Ohio State, the Wolverines will need an extra effort to put togeth- er a full 40 minutes of defense…
…. Good teams will take advantage ofthe holes in the Michigan defense until it turns into that "solid block of cheese", and the Wolverines haven't played an entire Big Ten gane of great defense yet.; Any…
… in the NHL as Rust leads a Wolverine team that is try- ing to make it to the NCAA Tour- nament for the 20th-straight year. The two older Michigan products played for Wolverine coach Red Berenson in the…
…, has shown a multitude of similarities to these past Wolverines. "It starts with hockey sense and hockey smarts," Pearson said. "He anticipates plays instead of just .. ,. : t t- , ; ARIEL BOND…
… plays, though maybe minor in the scope of the whole season, are what the Wolverines need more of, not only from Rust, but from the entire roster. Despite Rust's performance in recent games, coach -Red…
… Wolverine surge with just six weeks left in conference play. But it could be Rust's loose demeanor and carefree mental- ity that has had one of the big- gest impacts on the Wolverines. The ability for Rust to…
… from the 3-point arc, but her shots dropped when it counted. But Ingram was not the only Wolverine to contribute, and not the only freshman, either. Freshman Ruth Kipping, who with the injury to Heather…
… that showed all over the court," Guevara said. Michigan played with emotion tonight, and played with pride. Guevara even said the team's heart was challenged. One might argue that the Wolverines ended…
… for the Wolverines? Only time can tell. But one thing was proven last night, this Michigan team is no longer a team of zombies. The little freshmen have attitude and the upperclassmen are fired up. "I…
… conference, Guevara saw in her team a spark of emotion and more than a flicker of determi- nation. She saw what may have been lacking as the Wolverines tripped their way through a tough five- M slide that…
… working and you have to keep working on those little things. And that persistence and work ethic have finally paid off for the Wolverines, after a trying January. Yet through all the challenge and…
… Wolverines rolling. "Our defense has kept us in games, but we just haven't had the scoring. We finally found the scoring box"Guevara said. "Its been a long time since we had five kids in double figures so we…
… Alayne Ingram led the Michigan offensive attack with 17 points last night. Ingram was among five Wolverines to score in double figures. Blue doesn't give up in victory over Spartans Thomas, team pull out…
… her. She's a great basketball play- er." In helping the Wolverines break out of the deep hole that they had dug for themselves in conference play, Thomas admitted that she had gotten her game back on…
… halftime it was a dif- ferent story altogether as Rasmussen turned on the jets and kept her team in the hunt until there were six seconds left in overtime. With 4:48 left in regulation, the Wolverines had a…
… Spartans nine points. SHE DID GO ALL THE WAY: Sophomore guard Anne Thorius went the distance for the Wolverines in last night's, victory over Michigan State. Thorius played all 45 minutes for Michigan…
…, 80-73 Rose, strong second half carry Wolverines past Minnesota by Andy De Korte Webber caught his second ap- "We (got inside better) for two Minneapolis airport. Michigan led, > Daily Basketball Writer…
… men, Much of the Gophers' success Detroit PSL Southwestern team- Walton 3 7A U A 4.T6A1F0P3*1 Webber and Juwan Howard, had two stemmed from cramming second and mates - Wolverine Jalen Rose and carer 33…
… effort was However, the Wolverines found a a new twist this year. Mconald 36 3.9 2-1 3 1 solid throughout, never allowing way to get around the swarming de- While Lenard played a vital role Washington 9 02…
… 0-0 01 0 2 0 Minnesota any easy shots, the first- fense that gave them fits throughout in sinking the Wolverines last year, Tubbs6 0-2 0-0 2-2 0 2 0 Nzonso 2 0-0 00 00 0 0 0 half rebounding…
… decisive 15-4 run Lenard in scoring, 23-19. 1). Team rebounds: 1. Blocks: 3 (Lenard 2, secutive game, the Wolverines were surrounding the 9:00 mark that Before halftime, the teams shoot- Walon). Turnoers: 9…
…, became eligible to swim for the Wolverines just before break. He made his debut in the Stanford meet, which pitted the nation's top two teams against each other. "It was awesome (getting to swim with the…
… 'M' cagers to tip off '93early from staff reports Michigan basketball fans will get an early look at their team next year when the Wolverines meet the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the 1993 Tip…
…-Off Classic at the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. The Classic, traditionally held the Saturday after Thanksgiving, will provide a preseason glance for the new-look Wolverines. Center Eric Riley…
… the Classic. It lost to Arizona, 82-75, in 1989, the Wolverines' first game after their NCAA Championship, and defeated Georgia Tech, 49-44, in 1985. Georgia Tech, led by longtime coach Bobby Cremins…
… forgotten guard Tony Tolbert take charge 0 with seconds left, to give the Wolverines a slim lead. But then a mistake. A chance for Wisconsin to take back what should have been theirs in the first place. With…
… high 19 points during the opening half in which he went to the foul line nine times. Mean- while, Wolverine center Eric Riley picked up three fouls. "We were moving the ball re- ally well and were…
…. The Wolverines used an 18-6 run to cut their deficit to four. The Badgers and the See WISCONSIN, Page 6 Michigan center Eric Riley defends Patrick Tompkins of Wisconsin. Riley was the first Wolverine…
… past but it seems obvious that the new year has been a happy and joyous one for the Michigan hockey team. Red Berenson and the Wolverines have eagerly hopped on the new train set they got for Christmas…
… Michigan By MURRAY GRANT A game but outplayed Michigan mat squad went down to defeat at the hands of a very powerful Illinois wrestling team yesterday by the score of 21-10. The Wolverines were in trouble…
… spots of the afternoon from the Wolverine's standpoint were the pin by Newt Skillman and Jim Galles' 12-5 deci- sion over Louis Agase. Burwell Beats Sachsel Although the match between Sach- sel and…
…' With the match score 5-2 in Illi- nois' favor, Newt Skillman put the Wolverines into the lead for the only time during the afternoon as he pinned Bob Smith in 5:37. Fred Booth then lost a close 4…
…-end, the Wolverines played the first of these engagements against.t Iowa Friday night and lost another heartbreaking decision. 29-27. in the1 last minute of play Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's outfit entered this…
… contest as complete underdogs as they entertained unbeaten Iowa, which was currently rated as the outstanding basketball team in the country.l Although none of the critics gave the Wolverines a chance of t…
…'t relinquish until the final minute of play. The Wolverines held the Hawks scoreless until eight minutes of ther half had slipped by, when Clayton Wilkinson tallied the initial field goal for the Iowans, and…
… squeezed through with a victory. Since the Wolverines have already lost two such tough' games, the first being an overtime decision to Ohio State, and the Iowa defeat, both against the two top teams in the…
… their first Big Ten Conference' meet, the Wolverine swimming team, taking seven first places out of a possible nine, swamped the North- western Wildcats. by a decisive count of 54-29. Michigan ace…
… event still proved to be a high point in the meet, as Bob Munson, up-and-coming Maize and Blue backstroker, churned through the distance to win handily. The Wolverines drew first blood by winning the 300…
…%/2 game margin over the second place Red Wings, but has played three more games. 345th Fliers to Bring Fast, Short Squad Wolverines Trying for Third Straight Victory over Service Teams By CLARK BAKER The…
… Army gets another crack at Michigan's cagers tonight at 7:30 when the 345th Army Air Base Squa- dron five will attempt to break the Wolverines' jinx over service teams at Yost Field House. To date the…
…. Michigan's lineup will be the same which opened last week against Wis- consin. Big Jim Mandler, Wolverine captain and scoringleader with 81 tallies for nine games, will again be at his familiar pivot spot…
…. Jim's six feet-four should be a big factor for the Maize and Blue tonight. Doyle, Strack at Guards leeo Doyle, who has been hitting the strings pretty regularly in Conference games for the Wolverines…
… work under the baskets has been a bright spot in the Wolverine offense, and Mel Comin, who carved a niche in the hearts of Maize and Blue fans with his fighting play against Wisconsin last week. For…
… Wolverines a 12-point lead, and Bollant watched on. He stared for a matter of moments then turned around, muttered something to his assistants and beckoned for another player to come off the bench. Michigan…
…'s offense has had a tendency to elicit this sort of reaction from opposing coaches this season. If there is a surefire way to stop these Wolverines, Big Ten coaches are still searching for it. That's because…
… shots just when it appeared Michigan might crawl back into the game. "He made some great shots for a big man," said Johnny Orr. "We didn't ex- pect Herbie to make the outside shots he did." THE WOLVERINES…
… determined Wolverines, it was largely a case of missed oppor- tunities down the stretch, mostly in the form of free throws. Michigan missed 13 freebies, 11 of those coming in the second half. "We committed…
…'t gonna happen.. Cagers played tough But don't think - not even for one minute - that writing a Wolverine obituary like this is an easy task after watching that Ohio State game. It's mighty tough, because…
… Bucks into costly turnovers. But all the hustle and enthusiasm in the entire arena couldn't help Michigan's players make their free throws. The Wolverines were throwing up bricks from the line throughout…
… traveling calls on McGee might come to mind, or his pitiful shot selection on several occasions. Hubbard's forty per cent free throw accuracy didn't help the Wolverines' cause much either. But don't forget…
… so many phone calls, so it really isn't that bad." Exon turned 19 years old on Jan. 17, the same day as the Wolverines' first dual match of the season. She entered the matchup as the second- seeded…
… the season, we really are set for them. It's always a big rivalry when we play Notre Dame." In dual-match play, the Irish have beaten the Wolverines for five straight years. The Wolverines hope that…
… at Michigan has been made easier through the pres- ence of teammate and younger brother, freshman Carey Rubin. After sitting out for a year due to NCAA transfer rules, Mike made his Wolverine debut…
… an exciting one all around. Mike is pegged to take on Kevin Gill, who is No. 19 in the region. "We need to keep working hard," Jackson said. "We are expecting big things this year." The Wolverines…
… group finally got started at Michigan's game against Indiana. It was a small beginning, but the handful of students, clad in their signa- ture blue shirts, made some substantial noise for the Wolverines…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1945 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Ohio a gers Han Michigan Wolverines Drop Third Straight Conference Tilt{ Buckeyes Lead Throughout Contest as Risen Sinks High Score of 11…
… Michigan's Wolverines, 61 to 47. The only time the Wolverines were on even terms with Ohio State was in the opening minutes when the count was deadlocked at two-all. The Wolverines stayed close, however…
… at that point Don Grate, Rod Caudill, and Jimmy Sims hit the target and coach Harold Olsen sent in reserves to finish the contest. Greer Notches All Wolverine's Goals By JERRY LEWIS Holding the lead…
… the Wolverines' tallies. Greer made three of his goals unassisted. His first came late in the first stanza, when he out-skat- ed two men .to tally. Near the end of the period he made his one and only…
… ending In easy Wolverine bas- ',,. kets.40 , JOE WESTRATE/Daily Hoosiers fall to unranked WEST LAFAYETTE (AP) - It did- n't matter who guarded Brad Miller Saturday night. The Purdue center matched his…
…. While more than a handful of Big Ten teams have seen double-digit leads whither away to nothing, Michigan did such a good job han- dling Iowa's aggressive press in the Wolverines' 79-71 victory over the…
… fact, Michigan gave the ball away just 12 times - a superb statistic, especially given Iowa's success with the press. In return, the Wolverines forced 18 turnovers, converting most of them into…
… transition opportunities. Both teams shot exceptionally well. The Hawkeyes hit 47 percent of their shots, while Michigan connected on 52 percent. The Wolverines took three more shots than lgwa did and made…
…'t remember more than ong, and we had a lot more than that:' Those fast breaks have been sorely missed for a while. When the Wolverines' halfrourt offense was struggling against good defensive ballclubs, they…
… Hawkeyes back, and partly l cause the Wolverines gave a spectacular defensive effort. . While Michigan was creating fast-break opportunities, the Hawkeyes were watching theirs literally slip past them…
… three guards for a large chunk of the game. What the Wolverines lacked in height, they more than made up for in quick- ness. If Michigan didn't get a transition basket off the press break, it almost…
…'s also bombing away from beyond the arc, hitting 42 percent of his treys. And Sunday's game was no exception, as he tossed in 25 against the Wolverines. Woolridge has been the Hawkeyes' leading scor- er in…
… without a captain, the Wolverines now appear to have two: junior guard Travis Conlan and sophomore Miller, became the first Indiana player to foul out of a game this season. But nobody else had any luck…
… opponents by almost 14 per game. And indeed, against the Wolverines, Iowa was once again the master of the glass, pulling down 33 rebounds to Michigan's 27. Junior forward Ryan Bowen led the Hawkeyes' effort…
…The Michigan Daily - Sports Monday - January 21, 1991 - Page 5 WRESTLING PREVIEW 1990-91 Young squad has high hopes Sophomores Joey Gilbert and Lanny Green lead Wolverines b., Eric Sklar y u…
… is a problem area for the Wolverines. Jason Cluff, the starter for the first ( 'half of the season, was declared academically ineligible last week. { His backup, frosh Mike Miha- lic, has been plagued…
…, Fred Boss a former Wolverine assistant, was essential in giving Lanny the opportunity to come to Michigan. As a recruited walk-on, Bahr redshirted him in his first year, and last season Green broke into…
… Wolverines' at- tack by contributing eight points and eight rebounds off the bench. DIETZ TOSSES IN 20 en cagers tip Oakland 'M' Olympian Bruce: a dashing success V i THE LEAD see-sawed throughout the…
… second half, changing hands ten times. Dietz, who scored ten points in each period, hit a 15-foot jumper with 4:00 remaining to put the Wolverines ahead, 57-56. After the Pioneers' Linda Krawford, who…
… Wolverine in double figures, con- tributing eleven points. the team only shot 44 percent, connecting on 26 of 59 from the floor. The victory upped Michigan's overall record to 6-9 and the Wolverines next meet…
… in the Olym- pies has been the highlight of my career so far," said Bruce on Monday. Wolverine track coach Jack Harvey describes Bruce as "a runner of great range who can run well in anything from the…
