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…,19 Wolverines kick Windsor back across the border By CHARLIE BREITROSE DAILY SPORTS WRITER After a sluggish first five minutes, the Michigan women's soccer team took control of the tempo of yesterday's game…

… against Windsor. The Wolverines' (7-1) momentum carried them to a 6-1 vic- tory. Michigan's opponents looked in control of the game from the opening kickoff, when they stole Michigan's first pass of the…

… the left and put the fifth goal of the evening into the right corner. Windsor ended the shutout when Michigan goalie Alicia Smith couldn't control a hard shot.TheWolverine stop- per had six saves in…

… Michigan substituted itsentire front five, andreceived good results. Forward Katie Rubin put aheader offacornerkick past Windsor's netminder in the back of the net for the game's final tally. The Wolverines…

… early-season warm-up for Michigan. However, the Wolverines' (3-3) matches with Iowa State (2-5) tonight and No. 11 Colorado (4-1) tomorrow have a great deal more significance than just being matches…

… to be among the seven or eight in our rotation. We will be looking for people to emerge." The only Wolverine that has set her- self definitively in the lineup so far is senior outside blocker Fiona…

… Michigan volleyball team may be feasting on them as it heads to Albuquerque this weekend for the UNM Fournament with New Mexico, San Diego State and Kent State. While it may seem as though the Wolverines…

… prospect, the Wolverines (6-1 overall) are more tempted by the idea of ti ming home with a few victories. "We feel like if we come out with these three wins, we will have had a great preseason," Giovanazzi…

…. After a record season in 1997, which included a ig Ten tournament win and an NCAA tournament >pearance, Michigan is at it again. The Wolverines have a perfect 5-0 record after nror Jessica Limauro…

… experienced Wolverines. Yet in the past, Wisconsin has done much better in nference play, never finishing below fourth place. Wisconsin has accumulated a .667 winning per- ntge, with an 18-8-4 record since 1994…

… had tasted two bitter 14-13 defeats against his old school in the first 'two years of his coaching the Hawk- eyes. ' Victory Saved The Wolverines treated a Home- coming throng to one of the most…

… the Wolverines had won its first six contests. They were lead- ing the Big Ten heap, and were still near the top of the weekly' collegiate ratings. Illinois was next. And then it happened. Michi gan…

… fllini fans a performance remin- iscent of Red Grange's memorable rampage against Michigan many' years ago. He was all over the field, running through the baf- feled Wolverine line almost at will. Michigan…

…-up Wolverines smashed Indiana, 30-0. The Hoos- iers were badly outclassed in this late autum affair. Michigan got the "easy one" out of the way; the "big one" was the following week, against the Buckeyes . .. and…

…'s field hockey needed to build con- fidence, gain momentum and win some games, especially with the rigors of conference play looming just around the corner. And the Wolverines did just that. With a 5…

… (two goals and three assists). Belassi came out of the gates swinging Fri- day night, netting two goals in the game's first stanza to give the Wolverines a 2-0 lead over the Cardinals (3-4). Just two…

… something that hasn’t been seen in Ann Arbor since … maybe Denard Robinson, but probably Chad Henne. It’s certainly the best quarterback play Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh has had in his tenure…

… athletes, but couldn’t put it all together to lead the Wolverines to the promised land. Patterson is that quarterback. The throws that were missed in past losses, like the ones against Iowa in 2016…

… plays — those plaguing the Wolverines against SMU — have slowly been injected into their character. Michigan has committed 27 penalties through three games — 113th in the country. A stag- gering 21…

… comes as a reck- oning for the Wolverines as the Big Ten slate commences. The rose- colored glasses are off on Michi- gan’s strongest unit, impermeable to Jim Harbaugh’s coachspeak. The Wolverines didn…

… England.- Following an April southern trip which saw Michigan trounce Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, the Wolverines came North to contin- ue on their rampage. Playing in two warmup match- es before the…

… State and Western Michigan, more than two years ago, who handed Michi- gan its last defeat., The Wolverines closed their sea- son with an 8-1 victory over Northwestern. By ALAN WINKELSTEIN "Our freshmen…

… the nation, Ohio State. However, the strongest points in the Wolverine outlook this sea- son are the new sophomore addi- tions to the varsity. Who's Who in Swimming A list of the new additions reads…

… were im- portant cogs in the Wolverine at- tack. Delaney took a second in m.. CHAMPION DOUBLES COMBINATION - Barry MacKay (left) and Dick Potter not only won the Big Ten first and second singles…

… slight improvement over last tade some bad mistakes have changed the picture. year's fifth place finish with a c cost us" commented vet- The Wolverines also had trouble record of 8-7. oach Ray Fisher. "We…

…-5, to take the title. Although Illinois had tied Mich- igan for the Big Ten crown with a 10-3 record, the Wolverines gain- ed the chance to represent the Conference in the national play- offs because of…

… its two wins in two encounters with the Illini. A top-notch mound staff in- cluding Jack Corbett, Marv Wis- niewski, Dick Yikorsky and Jack Ritter was the prime factor in the Wolverine championship. It…

…'s leading hitter and inducing the next batter to ground out for the final out. T, Compensating for a season of. disappointing dual meet competi- tion the 1956 Wolverine wrestling squad, in spite of being…

… two opponents to gain fourth place. Another Wolverine, Frank Hirt, gained an upset decision over top- ranked Bill Muther of Illinois at 137 to take a vital second. Undoubtedly the most exciting match of…

… falls on one another. Marchello Wins Title Marchello's bout with Kurdel- meier was the final and decisive one which gave Michigan the ti- tle. It seemed to everyone but Marchello that the Wolverine title…

… -- BAGS-- SHOES Wolverine Thinclads Retain T Both Indoor, Outdoor Titles -li By JOHN HILLYER It was another banner year for Michigan track. Under the able guidance of their successful young coach…

…, Don Can- ham, the Wolverines again brought both the indoor and outdoor Con- ference titles back to Ann Arbor, making it four straight crowns, in- cluding both indoor and outdoor meets. The indoor season…

… Olympic team for the surprised O'Reilly, who will be only a junior this year. Then came the Big One ... the Conference indoor at.East Lansing. And the powerful Wolverines were ready for it. Circulating…

… monarch from Michi- gan was crowned-pole-vaulter Eeles Landstrom-who cracked the fieldhouse mark of 14'1%/8", set by Illinois' Dale Foster in 1955, with a 14'2" effort. The incomparable Wolverines scored in…

… Championships at Berkeley, Calif. With a team point total of 19 7-10, the Wolverines placed eighth in the meet won by UCLA with 55 7-10 points. Dave Owen was outstanding for. the Wolverines, bettering his Con…

…:53.7. Geert Keilstrup also added points for theWolverines by placing third in the 3,000 meter steeplechase in 9:34.3. Michigan's other points were gathered by Eeles Landstromr and Mark Booth in the pole vault…

… best to tune them out. “Do you feel like an underdog going into this game?” a reporter asked Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh. His response: “It’s irrelevant.” It doesn’t help the Wolverines that the…

… its fair share of offensive struggles so far. But perhaps the Wolverines have a built-in advantage in preparing for that. If you look at SP+, a comprehensive team evaluation stat, it’s actually…

… disappointing 1-0 defeat to Bowling Green on Tuesday night at the U-M Soccer Stadium. The decisive goal came early, in the 17th minute, at a time when the Wolverines appeared to be bossing the game. After another…

… corner to give the Falcons a 1-0 lead. For the most part, the Wolverines enjoyed the lion's share of possession, and the ball seemed to spend most of the time intheirattackingthird.Butonthe whole, the…

…10A - Thursday, September 17, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com I I MAN ON A MISSION After two years as a Mormon missionary, Chase Tennant is back with the Wolverines I I SAID ALSALAH…

… leave for a mission in Montreal later that year, so Burns took his chances on Tennant. The gamble paid divi- dends right away. Tennant immediately startedfor the Wolverines at defense and mid- field…

… the scoring attack in the first period, Michigan's offense lacked cohe- sion. Wolverine midfielders relied greatly on long balls while for- wards appeared intent on pen- etrating the defense one…

… and they're still becom- ing accustomed to the Division I game. They get out here, it's game day under the lights. They want to show off in front of their family Wolverines. But when the forward did…

… the game, you can put a player like Mauro Fuzetti in, and he can really have an impact," Michigan coach Steve Burns said. His impact resonated with the Wolverines through the remain- der of the second…

… around Detroit goalkeeper Bran- don Waterstradt. Junior defender Jeff Quihano added a late goal for good mea- sure, and the Wolverines were able to rectify the disastrous opening stanza. "We're just having…

…'s not high school any- defenders. Detroit midfielder Pat more." Lepera scored on a volley in the As the Wolverines struggled 28th minute, and the Wolverines without their offensive leader, trailed 1-0 at…

…. The Wolverines swept to their second successive NCAA ice cham- pionship, the third such . crown they have taken since the tourna- ment was originated five seasons ago. The 4-1 championship-win. over…

… eastern aggregations for the Colorado playoffs. It was the fifth straight year that the Wolverines had been invited. After winning the title the first year in 1948, Coach Heyliger's sextets took third in…

… when rating the Wolverine defensmen is only one of the group who stands over six feet tall. Again this season the team will play out a long, difficult schedule with several games against Cana- dian…

… in five years at the NCAA tourna- ment at Colorado Springs. Members of the 1951-52 Wolverine team which brought back an unprecedented second straight NCAA title are: left to right (back row), Eddie May…

… The Michigan hockey team, long the class of American collegiate ranks, added a couple of fresh lines to its niche in the record book last season. The Wolverines swept to their second successive NCAA ice…

… top teams in the Mid- west league as well as two of the leading eastern aggregations for the Colorado playoffs. It was the fifth straight year that the Wolverines had been invited. After winning the…

… Michigan. One thing that stands out when rating the Wolverine defensmen is only one of the group who stands over six feet tall. Again this season the team will play out a long, difficult schedule with…

… Michigan's hockey team, making its fifth appearance in five years at the NCAA tourna- ment at Colorado Springs. Members of the 1951-52 Wolverine team which brought back an unprecedented second straight NCAA…

…. The successful recruiting class, com- bined with the returning core from a year ago, has ev- eryone counting on big things from the Wolverines. Berenson, though, doesn't fear the additional pressure…

…. (Goaltending) could turn out to be a strength." If that should come to pass, then come March, the human pile of Wolverine icers could be one of celebration. 0 Michigan hockey player Dan Stiver skates past a…

… shifts two seasons ago against Notre Dame. Arman turned down scholarships from eastern schools for a 'dance to play with the Wolverines. "Before coming to Michigan I asked Berenson if I had a chance to…

… solidify a top-10 early season ranking this weekend when they travel to State College for the Spiked Shoe Invitational. Joining the Wolverines at the meet are Princeton, Georgetown and James Madison - all…

… The Michigan Daily Page 10 M' WOLVERINES OVERCOME 2-1 DEFICIT spikers douse Flames, 3-2 4 By MICHAEL SALINSKY The Michigan women's volleyball team came back from a 2-1 game deficit last night to…

… defeat the Flames of the University of Illinois-Chicago three games to two. The grueling two-hour victory at the IM building raised the Wolverines' record to 7-2. The match seemed like it was actually two…

… sailed over his head. Although he spoiled that rare opening of the Wolverine playbook, Mallett - and his size-16 shoes - mostly kept out of Michigan's way. Doing just what he needed to do, Mallett…

… field, he was nowhere to be seen. With message board rumors swirl- ing that Sears had been dismissed from the Wolverines, Carr was asked following the game whether or not Sears was still with the team. "I…

… matter of whether or not they can put it together. If coach Lloyd Carr can find a way to get this team to play to its potential - the kind it showed against Notre Dame, don't think the Wolverines can…

… Illini, By HENRY ENGELHARDT Who's next? Notre Dame by name-the long-awaited trip to Leprechaun City-that's who's next for the Wolverines. After putting Illinois 'away 31-0 yesterday in a game highlighted…

… scoreboards at the game's end, the Wolverines were far from awesome-the opposition was weak. The Illini, now 0-1-1, have scored only seven points in their last five games, dating back to last season. They have…

… moved it to the Wolverine 43. LEACH guided the offense to the Illinois 10, but on third and seven most of the Illini defense waded in on him as he attempted to pass. Leach slipped to the turf after a 19…

… like they were able to do last season, Teichert will have to rely on senior Kim Benedict, fresh- man Amy Schmucker and sophomore Laura Olin this time around. If this past weekend's Wolverine Invi…

… the blame John Navarre cannot be blamed for most of the offensive blunders the Wolverines committed Saturday afternoon. Navarre's first pass of the game was fumbled by fullback B.J. Askew. Receiver…

… down on Michigan Saturday night. The Wolverines came back from a 14-3 deficit before allowing the Irish two touchdowns of their own during the fourth quarter. The loss was the fourth straight Michigan…

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… verbally committed to play for the Wolverines, and thus began her illus- trious collegiate tennis career. As a freshman, she was All-Big Ten and a 2016 ITA All-American in singles and in doubles…

…News THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW TODAY The Michigan men’s soccer team fell victim to an upset loss Wednesday night against Detroit at U-M Soccer Stadium. The Wolverines, now 2-2-1 on…

… the incident dur- ing Saturday's 38-34 Wolverines victory spread on the Internet. Mouton appears to swing at Olsen's chin after getting up from the turf after Olsen fell on him. Rodriguez says an…

… ruled the Wolverines ineligible for the 2004 postseason also. They will forfeit one scholarship each year for the next four years and will remain on probation for that time. Michigan must also dissociate…

…, September 17 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Wolverine Room and repeated on Thursday, September 27 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Kuenzel"Room. To register for "Survival Skills for Student Organizations", please…

….m. Of course if the Wolverines make the playoff, you'll have another chance to purchase tickets. Each INSIDE LUNCHTIME: Sports gets Bo's views on the win over Notre Dame. See Sports, Page 8. I …

…'s nicely intermixed with cheering," said LSA senior Natalie Wengroff. LSA senior Adam Lynn specu- lated the change could work in the Wolverines' favor on the field when they need it most. "It's a home field…

… reception On Monday, September 20th, 2004 Wolverine Room 4:30 PM Career Analyst Interviews: Thursday, October 14th, 2004 Summer Analyst Interviews: Thursday, January 27th, 2005 Seniors interested in…

… University of everyone has communicatedwyell' Louisile's decision on Friday to can- Next weekend, the Wolverines will. eel all athletic contests, Michigan had prepare fr nonfeen~ce fee Bttler to htray turn its…

…, and the Wolverines must establish a better passing game if they are to win today. WASHINGTON, THOUGH, also has a key player who will watch some of the game from the sidelines. Junior tailback Jacque…

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…, but Spring Weekend will give all those with racing in their blood a chance to let off some steam. The "Wolverine Derby", an all- campUs Soap Box Derby is tra- ditionally held on Geddes Road on the…

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…'s, should Wolverine gridiron star wanted to Any writer knows . . ." There were not even sheets on the Some years after the death of the a book reviewer! All writers ,know what happened to the All "Now you…

… eyes giving us a cold, critical appraisal. "You should see my fan letters," he wailed. "The freshman co-ed from Michigan State keeps asking why I don't review nice, sweet books. The Wolverine gridiron…