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September 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 144) • Page Image 18

…-13 loss to Northwestern. The Wildcats, who hadn't won in Michigan Stadium since 1959, capitalized on three of the four Michigan turnovers, scoring 13 points off the Wolverines' mistakes. In the fourth…

… tight end Tyler Ecker during the Wolverines 17-10 loss on Saturday. PENN STATE, 29-17 NOVEMBER 16, 1996. Saturday's loss may have been a first at the Big House for many players and fans here…

September 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 144) • Page Image 13

… scores." The Michigan men's golf team learned it the hard way when it finished play in the final round of the Hawkeye Intercollegiate in Iowa City on Sunday. The Wolverines started the tournament with a…

… solid first round of 289 on Satur- day morning and then finished the second round in second place with a team score of 288. Entering the final 18 holes on Sunday, the Wolverines seemed poised to take the…

September 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 144) • Page Image 16

… Texas A&M, the team was undefeated and riding high. But the Wolverines left Miami Soccer Field on Sunday afternoon with its first loss and a bit of a reality check. Michigan came out of Friday's game…

… against Ohio with a 3-2 win. But even though they allowed just two shots on freshman goalie Madison Gates, the Wolverines could not convert on a single one of their 18 opportunities and dropped the match 1…

… build more than a one-goal lead. Wolverine freshman Erin Dallas got the scoring started early. Dallas took the ball deep into the Monarchs' circle and fired a shot on net. Gordon made the stop, but Dallas…

… stayed with the loose ball and sent the rebound high over Gordon's shoulder to give Michigan a 1-0 lead six minutes into the game. The Wolverines barely had a chance to enjoy it because the Monarchs came…

… of the hard work of the entire team." Old Dominion out-shot Michigan, 17- 10, and had seven more penalty corner opportunities. But Riley was solid in net for the Wolverines, making nine saves and…

… keeping Michigan in the game until Morris got the offense going. Saturday's win over Old Dominion extended the Wolverines' win streak to three games. "We are gaining more and more con- fidence with each…

December 12, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 47) • Page Image 11

…. 19 Central Michigan - the Wolverines' third dual victory of the season. "You don't really think about the team score as much," Churella said. "You just go out there and think about getting the pin…

… heavyweight did a nice job of getting things started for us," McFarland said. "We got things on our side right away." It wasn't long before some of the Wolverines' momentum slowed down. In the four following…

September 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 144) • Page Image 17

… Kohlmeier led the Wolverines to their 1-2-3 finish, winning the 5K race with a time of 17:14 and kicking off Michigan's season on a positive note. Redshirt freshman Nicole Edwards came in second, followed by…

… Arianne Field, who finished third at 17:34. The Wolverines finished in seven of the eight top spots in the event against Georgetown, Maryland, West Virginia and Howard. The second group of runners consisted…

October 12, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 10) • Page Image 9

…- talked-about play of Michigan's season. Coach Lloyd Carr had just burned the Wolverines' third and final timeout with 1:27 left on the clock, and Michigan had Min- nesota pinned back at its own 26-yard…

… sideline. Wolverines defensive end Alan Branch was knocked off-balance, but he reached for Russell's legs as he fell. Russell narrowly avoided the defensive lineman and cut even farther to the outside…

… activities, a better academic environment and I like the support of the students for the athletic teams." While this is the defenseman's second season as a Wolverine, he has yet to see ice time. Last year…

… out and play the game," he said. But, when asked if he still contained feelings of hatred toward the Eagles, Dunlap was much more firm with his answer, simply saying: "I do." The Wolverines will look to…

January 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 58) • Page Image 10

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, January 12, 2005 Unorthodox foe, tests Wolverines By Megan Kolodgy a force for Michigan thus far - he current- Daily Sports Writer ly leads the Wolverines in…

… rebounds and is second on the team in blocks. But Amaker Tonight, Courtney Sims may have the believes that Sims's formidable reputation, toughest matchup of any Wolverine when as well as the absence of other…

… week but then suffered quite a blow when they traveled to East Lan- sing and were crushed by Michigan State. The Wolverines will also have to deal with junior forward Vuksic Vedran, who averages 16…

… toppled the Buck- eyes. Only No. 1 Illinois and No. 15 Michi- gan State have 2-0 conference records. In a league where it is abundantly clear that no win is a gimmie, the Wolverines must operate under just…

… Sports Writer Not everyone can multitask like the Michigan women's swimming team can. During the last week of winter break, the Wolverines took on many dif- ferent roles: They were athletes, competitors…

… its season. This year, the Wolverines' annu- al winter training trip took them to the island of St. Lucia in the Caribbean. There they participated in five days of rigorous training, swam in an exhibi…

… than during the semester. Richardson claims that this sort of intimate and prolonged team exercise gives the Wolverines their identity; it defines them as a team and helps them operate as a team…

…. Richardson hopes that a visit of this nature could encourage some of these swimmers to be interested in becoming future Wolverines. This was Michigan's first time venturing down to St. Lucia, where both…

… Richardson and his swim- mers marveled at the extensive swimming facility. Mertha, a popular company that produces pools for the U.S. Olympic trials, manufactured the impres- sive pool where the Wolverines

December 12, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 47) • Page Image 12

… ship for the Wolverines. Over the weekend he notched two goals and two assists and played a key role in keeping the top line of Nebraska- Omaha at bay. NOTABLE QUOTABLE "(Freshman Andrew) Cogliano was on…

… legendary coach Red Beren- son, the Daily hockey writers grade the Wolverines on their performance in each of four areas. (Graded out of 4 pucks) Over the past three and a half years, seniors Andrew Ebbett…

September 12, 2005 (vol. 115, iss. 144) • Page Image 14

… right corner. Instead, Notre Dame safety Tom Zbikowski stepped in front of Ecker, made the pick and stole seven points from the Wolverines. "I figured that they would have man-to-man cover- age on Tyler…

Wolverines took the field with less than three minutes to go and the team trailing 17-10. They were expecting another comeback, a la Michigan State last season. But this time, Henne looked more vulnerable than…

December 12, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 47) • Page Image 13

Wolverines in the first half with four steals. On the game, the senior finished with five steals and 16 points. James Holmes South Florida The Ypsilanti native came to play against the Wolverines. He dropped a…

… while Sims had to sit and watch the game from the bench. The 6-foot-3 guard ran down loose balls and collected them for the Wolverines. In the first half, Harris grabbed five defen- sive rebounds. "Dion…

October 12, 2005 (vol. 116, iss. 10) • Page Image 10

… the past, I've wanted to be more aggressive, but I played a little more conservative. But now I'm reading the game a little better and faster Starting in all 11 games thus far for the Wolverines, Dzubay…

… scoreboard. Once he makes a save, Dzubay is instrumental in setting up the Wolverines' next plan of attack by serving the ball to his teammates. Over the years, Dzubay has demonstrated an impres- sive…

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