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March 19, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 116) • Page Image 9

…, and the Wild- cats held on for a 2-1 win. Michigan will take on Northern Michigan this0 afternoon at 4:05 p.m. at Joe Louis Arena, and the< Wolverines look to win their third consecu- tive Mason Cup…

…. Throw in the fact that Michigan struggled for most of the weekend against Nebraska- Omaha and you might even say the Wild- cats have an advantage. However, this is the playoffs, and the Wolverines always…

…-CCHA defenseman Matt Hun- wick, and All-CCHA snub Andy Burnes, perhaps the best defensive pairing in the conference. The Wolverine 'D' is second-best in goals- against in the CCHA, allowing just 2.36 goals per…

… fourth place behind Penn State, Ohio State and Iowa at the Big Ten Championships. This season, the Wolverines have already defeated both Penn State and Ohio State in hard-fought matches at home. The…

March 19, 2002 (vol. 112, iss. 97) • Page Image 14

…14-The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 19, 2002 Tigers, Hoosiers on horizon for Wolverines By Daniel Brnmer Daily Sports Writer The road to the NCAA Tournament unofficially begins this weekend for…

… Indiana and No. 15 Princeton on Satur- Princeton, a day. These matchups will be important to When: 11 a. ensure that the Wolverines qualify for the Latest: Thes Eastern Championship tournament. The ines as…

March 19, 2001 (vol. 111, iss. 100) • Page Image 16

… Bhave Daily Sports Writer Michigan heads into the Big Ten Championships at State College with a lot of uncertainty regarding its+ injury situation. Then again, the Wolverines have been answering questions…

… how important No. 3 Ohio State every member of the team is," Kris Zimmerman said. Michigan in expe The heavy losses of captains the Wolverines, t Justin Toman and Kevin Roulston are eager for rev have…

March 19, 2002 (vol. 112, iss. 97) • Page Image 11

…'t come as a surprise that the '97 squad had an up-and-down season (although that appears to have become the trend for Michigan hockey in recent years). One week the Wolverines would look like world…

… turnout at the games, which means that the NCAA can hope to at least break even. In 1998, Michigan entered the NCAAs as an underdog and was seeded third in the West. But, the Wolverines got to host the West…

…'s diminutive height, he weighs one pound more than fellow jun-, ior Jed Ortmeyer, who is often the first Wolverine to level an oppo- nent. The physical exhaustion from continued hard checking can quickly wear a…

… home opener M=09 >ever dO itw e UNIVERSITY FOUNDED BY1 OF PENNSYLVANIA BEN FRANKLIN - 1740 PENN By Chodes Pradis Daily Sports Writer Wolverine fans will have their first chance to root for the home…

March 19, 2009 (vol. 119, iss. 112) • Page Image 5

… nerves than he has all season. There were no more shots he could make that could change the Wolverines' out- come. It was out of his hands. He just had to sit and wait. "They were going to make us wait…

…, exuberance filled Crisler-Arena as the Wolverines' celebrated making the tournament. But Michigan coach John Beilein isn't content with just making the Big Dance. "Every opponent you have at this time is…

… catch them. Langlais has got a little bit of that." Though Langlais is a small defenseman, Wolverine assis- tant coach Billy Powers said that "pound for pound, he's very strong and he's hockey strong." He…

… the doesn't matter who we're compet- end of the three-round tournament, ing against," Rankin said. "All in all, the Wolverines managed to climb this definitely wasn't good enough, back into a tie for…

… ninth. even though we're going to try to Sapp, whose Wolverines have draw as many positives aswe can." followed up a second-place perfor- The Wolverines' inability to sink mance at the Big Ten Match Play…

… putts in the last two events contin- Championship with consecutive ues to be a pressing issue. In Pine- ninth-place finishes, blamed just hurst, each of the Wolverines shot a one person for the poor…

… Michigan at press too much to get it back." the Big Ten tournament on Feb. 13. Michigan's short game will be The Wolverines finished 29 shots tested again at its next tournament behind the Nittany Lions. on…

March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 12

…'sgymnasticsteamseemed to slip through a wormhole into Opposite Land on Saturday. The whole night was backward. The pommel horse, the first rotation of the night and usually one of the Wolverines' problem events, went…

… is tops, the Wolverines' struggles continued. By the end of the night, some- thing else happened which had never occurred this year: Michi- gan lost a dual meet. The Buckeyes posted their highest team…

March 19, 2003 (vol. 113, iss. 113) • Page Image 8

… aggressively." Although the "C" word has become synonymous with success on the sandlot, with Michigan's offensive numbers through its first 13 games, saying the Wolverines are just "confident" may be an under…

…- statement. As a team, the Michigan offense is flourishing - the Wolverines (6- 7) currently boast a .327 batting average, a .521 slugging percentage and average more than 8.5 runs per game. Less than a month…

… flat out hit." Individually, senior third baseman Brock Koman and junior catcher Jake Fox have paced the Wolverine attack. Koman, described by Mal- oney as a "pure hitter," possesses a lofty .421…

… getgo, these boys hit." Unfortunately, hitting is only one half of baseball. With a pitching staff that has seen three freshmen and four sophomores toe the rubber, the Wolverines have struggled to slow…

… lineup we have." . Ebbett learning from Shouneyia on faceoffs DANNY MOLOSHOK/ Daily Junior Brandon Roberts and the rest of the Wolverines are getting their bats and offense in gear under new head coach…

… have a good night all around the rink," freshman center Andrew Ebbett said. Both players said they take time after practice or before games to work on faceoffs. Shouneyia, the Wolverines' top-line center…

… Detroit in 1995. He joins an extensive list of Wolverines who have received the illustrious award including Terry Mills, Glen Rice and Chris Webber. Harris also ends Michigan State's run of recruiting four…

… straight Mr. Basketball winners including Paul Davis, Kelvin Torbert, Marcus Taylor and Jason Richardson. 0 NICHOLAS AZZARO/Daily Senior alternate captain John Shouneyla has been one of the Wolverines

March 19, 2001 (vol. 111, iss. 100) • Page Image 13

… just really honored to be up there." While no Wolverines won awards, several were nominated. Komisarek was a candidate for Rookie of the Year, Jillson up for Best Offensive Defenseman, Mike Roemensky for…

… potence ti M for a Michigan-Michigan State championship; game, More playground pains for the Wolverines DAVID ATZDIIy CCHA All-Rookie team selection Mike Komisarek sticks it to Nebraska-Omaha's James…

March 19, 2008 (vol. 118, iss. 116) • Page Image 8

… the Michigan women's basketball team last played in a postseason tournament. But the Wolverines will never make it to 150. The Wolverines (10-10 Big Ten, 17-13 overall) were invited to the Women…

…- prisingsnub meant that it would be bumped down to the WNIT and left less of a chance for Michigan to grab a spot in the tournament. With one more Big Ten team in the mix, Borseth and the rest of the Wolverines

March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 10

… looked like we didn't even exist when we watched it. Yeah, it's motivating - it kind of pisses everybody off a little bit. " - Michigan goalie BILLY SAUER on the Wolverines re- ceiving little attention…

… record during its three- week stretch of early-season road games. After playing in Florida, Missis- sippi and California this season, the Wolverines (6-6) completed their longstint as the visitingteam…

… was the lone Wolverine with mul- tiple hits (two) in the first game. Sophomore Zach Putnam got the loss, allowing both of the Pirates' runs and dropping to 2-2 for the season. "The wind was blowing at…

… weren't able to get it done." The night game spanned 12 innings and nearly four hours. The Wolverines scored in the first and fifth and never trailed until East Carolina's two-out, game- winning single in…

… front of a Wolverine-friendly crowd. "The margin of error isn't that big, and your opportunities are definitely numbered," Roblin said. "It wasn't like we didn't play good baseball, but (East Car- olina…

…'s season was shaping similarly to the 2005 National Championship season: The 2005 Wolverines strung together 32 straight wins after dropping their season-opener. This year's squad had won 16 con- secutive…

… that kind of com- petition," Michigan coach Carol Hutchinssaid. "Westillhave some work to do." The ninth-ranked Wolverines (23-3) began the competition on Thursday and Friday sweeping pool play against…

…, the Wolverines couldn't deliver. As the game held scoreless in the third, Michigan had the bases loaded with two outs and sopho- more Teddi Ewing at the plate. Arizona pitcher Taryne Mowatt threw a wild…

… pitch that allowed a run to score but she maintained her composure by striking out Ewing to end the inning. With the Wolverines unable to convert further, the Wildcats struck back inthe nextinningwith a…

… level, that's what it is. It comes down to taking care of business every pitch of the game.'" Looking to take out their frus- trations against Penn State in their final game of the weekend, the Wolverines

March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 11

… bestbeam performance of her life. In the Wolverines' 196.675- 196.100 losing effort against No. 18 Missouri (11-6) on Friday, Kramer was a huge force in the team's second-highesthome score of the season…

… with sophomore all-around gymnast Thuener-Rego just per- forming on the uneven bars and balance beam because of chronic back problems, the team outper- formed all expectations. The Wolverines scored just…

March 19, 2001 (vol. 111, iss. 100) • Page Image 15

…-y success. Richard In an amazing upset performance, that kept th freshman Emily Fenn became the finish - a Wolverines' only All-American with a ence meeta sixth-place finish in the I,650-yard "We fin…

…'s.I said after the race. "This will keep me Sugar said. mostjyated for months and years to hard to swi corr1e." "I'm no 1Tbe freshman Fenn may have been happens he theAII-American, but the Wolverines' they…

… two points really quickly and won all three three-set matches." t I, t. t, .a I Spartans and Illini continue to- dance +.. sRETT MOUNTAIN/Dily Freshman Emily Fenn is the only Wolverine to take home…

March 19, 2003 (vol. 113, iss. 113) • Page Image 9

… indoor meets. To prepare his team, especially thosepwhohave not participated competitively during the winter, Warhurst has the Wolverines train- ing hard. "You must train like you are going to compete, and…

… this season. Kulczyckl and the rest of the Wolverines will compete at the NCAA Championshiops in Kansas City this weekend. Owen wrestled-off. Kulczycki won in three tight matches, and Owen moved up to…

… teammates' outcomes. When a Wolverine is finished competing, she immediately heads to the stands to root on her teammates that are still in action. Cheers are abundant after every Michigan winner and ace…

…. "Everybody leads the team at one. point during the season," Ritt said. Each Wolverine will have the chance to do so this Saturday when the Wolverines try to extend their 11-match home winning streak Michelle…

March 19, 2001 (vol. 111, iss. 100) • Page Image 14

Wolverines fittingly concluded one of their most successful seasons in years.. In scoring) 65.5 points to take seventh place, Michigan achieved its highest finish in seven years. And in seeing five wrestlers…

… this weekend to help the Wolverines take a seventh-place finish. attained the most success of any Wolverine by plac- ing third, but his finish came under questionable cir- cumstances. Michigan failed to…

… saved its best for last, putting together its most impressive performance of the year on Senior Night on Saturday. In the last regu- lar season meet of the year, the Wolverines put up their best team…

… we're seeing the result of that.- Other than honoring the seniors, the most important aspect of Satur- day ight 's meet was that the Wolverines gained some always, valuable momentum heading into, the…

… her last regular-season meet as a Wolverine. Her next step - the Big Ten Championship. Lady Bulldogs fall to 10th-seeded Missouri ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - When the final horn sounded, Kelly Miller buckled…

March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 9

… made one thing clear: in this sport, place Stanford by 169 points. The ton's fourth-place and Vanderkaay's guy in lane one that was running me age doesn't matter. Wolverines were the second-high- sixth…

… 14:49.10 one's expectations ended with an with sophomore Matt Patton and of 3:40.89. The Wolverines broke three equally impressive performance, junior Alex Vanderkaay earning "With 150 yards to go, I…

… But one Wolverine stood out in the previous round. pionships. The team boasted just people that we finished in the top from the rest. ChurellaandGillepsieexchanged two dual meet wins this season and 10…

March 19, 2002 (vol. 112, iss. 97) • Page Image 12

…. "When you have top athletes around you, they just push you harder." The duo has been so dominant that, in the 12 meets the Wolverines have competed in this year, one of the two has finished in first 10…

… and claw just to escape the first round this year, and if it does, it has to come back the next night - when the Wolverines will probably be exhausted - and somehow beat top- ranked Denver. Not very…

March 19, 2002 (vol. 112, iss. 97) • Page Image 2

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March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 1

…-66 loss to Florida State. The Wolverines didn't compete in the NCAA Tournament under Amaker and made the NIT three times, winning the championship in 2004 and falling to South Caro- lina in the title game…

… conference on Saturday, shortly after being fired. The Wolverines failed to make the earnent during all six years of Amaker's tenure, though they were ineligible for postseason play during two of those seasons…

March 19, 2001 (vol. 111, iss. 100) • Page Image 12

…-powered attack. With an automat- ic bid to the NCAA Tournament hanging in the balance, the Spartans brushed aside the Wolverines, 2-0, to win their second-straight CCHA Tournament Need two? Good seats are still…

…-side on the goalie. The rebound just came out, and Joe (Good- now) did a great job crashing the net." Down only 1-0, Michigan still had a realistic chance of winning the game. But, the Wolverines' title…

March 19, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 116) • Page Image 3

… rescinded one scholarship every year for four years beginning in 2004-05 and put Michigan on a four-year probation term. Despite these obstacles, Amaker led the Wolverines to three 20-win seasons. His overall…

Wolverines were postseason ineli- gible. Michigan finished 8-8 in the Big Ten each of the last two years. These middling conference results, as well as Amaker's inability to take Michigan to the NCAA Tourna…

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