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…Thursday October 19, 2006 sports.michigandaily.com sports@michigandaily.com SOe RTSiiianilg 5A Scoring woes continue for Wolverines in loss to Akron By Anthony Oliveira Daily Sports Writer The…

…, Michigan coach Steve Burns would prob- ably describe it as a "cruel" tragedy. "The soccer gods weren't with us today," Burns said. For their third consecutive con- test, the Wolverines were unable to beat…

… looking to get the ball in the back of the net. "It's just a matter of getting goals," Burns said. "Until you score, soccer can be a cruel game." Top: Sophomore Steve Bonnell and his Wolverine teammates…

… developed a reputation for being one of the Wolverines' biggest hitters in the secondary. Opposing receivers know that, if given the opportunity, No. 31 won't hesitate to lay them out. "I just go out there…

…, Ky. - hardly the typical Wolver- ine profile. But Lloyd Carr and the Michi- gan coaching staff saw something in Englemon and offered him one of the Wolverines' last scholar- ships in 2002. For Englemon…

… still doesn't matter to them. in scoring defense. The feat is Sweepers Lindsey Cottrell even more remarkable consid- and Skylar Andrews simply ering the Wolverines allowed want to keep the ball out of the…

… 39 goals in 21 games last sea- Wolverines' net at all costs. son. A little recognition from the Cottrell was still recovering coach helps, too. from her tough injury the pre- "They are doing a great…

… fight, he says that he enjoys competing with Mundy for playing time in the Wolverine sec- ondary. "It's a friendly competition," Englemon said. "Of course, me and Ryan compete in a lot of things. It just…