…: Its first top-10 win at home, handing Indiana its first conference loss, and most importantly, taking control of the Big Ten. In their biggest game of the season, the sixth-ranked Wolverines (19…
…-2 overall, 10-1 Big Ten) battled against the fifth-ranked Hoosiers (14-3, 6-1) in a game that was close until late in the fourth quarter. The Wolverines came out on top, winning 65-50. Under two minutes…
…/Daily At last, Wolverines get one for the road in victory over Hawkeyes By James Goldstein and Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writers IOWA CITY - Finally, the Michigan basketball team won a big game - on the…
… road. After falling to Indiana on Jan. 6 and then falling apart against Illinois last weekend, it looked like the Wolverines might never win an important road ----------------- game, continuing an…
…- cessful attempt to stave off an upset bid by the host Nittany Lions. The Wolverines extended their win streak to five games, prevailing 71-65. Michigan's win boosts its conference record to 6-2 (16…
… a powerful message A STATE COLLEGE - he experts called for it. ESPN analyst Tom Brennan predicted it. Twice. The Nittany Lions played like they wanted it. And after a banner week for the Wolverines…
… Hawkeyes marched right back into the game with a 23-10 run that put them up 25-22. But Rice's base- line jumper started a seven-point Michigan run that put the Wolverines in the lead for good. IOWA SCARED…
… the Wolverines, however, with a nine- point run early in the second half that cut Michigan's lead from 51-39 to 51-48. "When they cut that lead, I started thinking about how they came back on Illinois…
…) dumped Iowa 100-92 Saturday, its second win over a top-five opponent in two weeks. "I'll bet no other team in the country has beaten two of the top five," said Wolverine guard Garde Thompson. Add a six…
… bullies' faces. Sleepy'M' swimmers blow out Illini 7734 By ALLEN GELDERLOOS The biggest challenge for the' men's swim team against Illinios Friday was trying to stay awake. The Wolverines outmatched the…
…Women's Basketball vs. Indiana Friday, 6:00 p.m. Crisler Arena SPdORTS Monday, February 2, 1987 Wrestling vs. Minnesota Friday, 8:00 p.m. Crisler Arena e Michigan Daily Page 9 Wolverine icers…
… Brad McCaughey fires a shot at Western Michigan's Bill Horn in the second period of the Wolverines' 9-4 win Saturday night at Yost Ice Arena. McCaughey scored his 21st and 22nd goals of the season over…
… Association (11-21 overall, 10-18 in the league), three points behind sixth-place Ohio State. The Buckeyes gained two points on the Wolverines by sweeping Miami. NINE DIFFERENT players contributed to the…
… Wolverines' highest goal output of the season. Myles O'Connor and Rob Brown assisted on four and three of the goals respectively. "They seemed to have a lot better balance this time around," Western head coach…
… his seventh consecutive start in goal, held the Broncos in check early when the game was still close. He and the rest of the Wolverines held Western to a dismal two-for-13 on its power IBM Emulation on…
… sharp. The goalkeeping was sharp. For the most part it was a good team effort." John Bjorkman and Joe Lockwood scored late in the second period to build the Wolverine lead to 7-3. Then, goals by Jones and…
… week." Friday night Michigan blew a 5- 3 lead heading into the third period. The Wolverines had outplayed The Burstey Family Presents SWEET SIXTEEN ... COMING OF AGE IN THE EIGHTIES!! Saturday, Feb. 7…
… unanswered goals to pull out a come-from-behind victory. The winning goal came at 15:34 when the Broncos' ever-present Wayne Gagne intercepted an errant pass in the Wolverines' end and fed a wide open Jeff…
… RESULTS CALL 764-0557 I I By LIAM FLAHERTY A tough week didn't get any asier for the Michigan wrestling quad. Top-ranked Penn State verpowered the Wolverines 36-6 aturday at Crisler Arena. The Wolver'ines…
… leserving of their lofty ranking, howing talent from top to bottom. The Wolverines could only manage victories in two of ten matches. Michigan's 134-pound stalwart ohn Fisher won his match 6-3, Defeating Tim…
… Wolverines (15-4-1 CCHA, 20-5-1 overall) face the pressure of ending their first streak of two games without a win since they lost three straight late in the 1993-94 season. They will try to break that streak…
… tonight when OhioState(3-13-4,5-13-4)comes toYost Ice Arenaforaweekendtwinbill. But don't be quick to jump the gun and think that Michigan is in a state of crisis. Wolverine coach Red Berenson prefers to…
… without their star center, the Wolverines still have some important areas of their game to improve on if they are to be successful this weekend. For starters, Michigan will need to improve on its pathetic…
… power play of last weekend, which clicked on only one of 12 opportunities. Previously, the Wolverines were a combined 18 for 29 with a man up. The Michigan penalty killing unit also allowed its opponents…
… to score 40 percent (4 for 10) of the time last week- end. That broke the Wolverines' 49 consecutive penalty kills streak that ran from the beginning of December through the third period of last Friday…
… The Michigan men's basketball team is in critical condi tion, but it may have found a cure for its losing spell. Ohio State. The Wolverines have dropped three straight Big Ten contests, including an 80…
…-59 debacle to Purdue Tuesday night. But the schedule says Michigan plays the Buckeyes tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in Columbus, and common sense says the Wolverines should win. By almost any measure, Ohio State…
…, 9-8 overall and nowhere near anyone's top 25 The No. 22 Wolverines (4-4 Big Ten, 14-7 overall) wilL drop out of the rankings themselves if they lose to the Buckeyes. Then again, Michigan may drop out…
… even with a win. The Wolverines looked downright awful against the Boilermakers, culminating an eight-day, three-game trip from first place to .500 in the conference. "(Purdue) handled us, but the thing…
… top seed in the Southeast, and an All- American in guard Jimmy Jackson. Michigan started five mouthy freshmen who until then had mostly just boasted. That was about to change. The Wolverines, seeded…
… disappointment - even after a blowout road victory on Friday night. The Wolverines (16-4-1 CC HA, 22-6-1 overall) pulled out a 5-4 overtime victory at home over Notre Dame (8-10-3, 13-13- -Saturday night, after…
… crushing the Irish, 7-2, in South Bend Friday. What turned out to be an exciting finish for Michigan fans on Saturday was nearly a disaster for the Wolverines, who held a 4-1 lead heading into the final…
… that the athletic department would have no choice but to declare him and his 16.6 points per game temporarily ineligible, a decision that killed the Wolverines (3-4, 12-6). It is still unclear whether…
… of the game. It changes the roles and it's difficult to adjust." "It wasn't a 20-point game," Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said, giving credit to the Wolverines for picking up and moving on. "It's a…
…'s trounc- ing by Purdue, the fourth-ranked Wolverines are certainly looking for- ward to their road trip to Wisconsin tomorrow afternoon. Wisconsin (11-9 overall, 2-6 Big * Ten), currently dwelling in the…
… leads the Badgers in assists and steals. His 56.3 percent shooting in Big Ten competition also leads Wisconsin. HIGGINS OUT 3-4 WEEKS: The Wolverines may have lost more than a basketball game against…
…, is a large part of the Wolverine offense and his pres- ence will be missed. Last weekend both Michigan basketball teams swept Michigan State. A win by the first place Purdue women's basketball team…
… tonight in West Lafayette might do the same thing to the Wolverines. After facing Purdue, Michigan will finish off their weekend in Champaign, taking on Illinois Sunday. Purdue (6-1 in the Big Ten, 14…
… down there," Michigan co-captain Tanya Powell said. The series is fairly even between the two schools, with Purdue having the advantage 13-9. The Wolverines' (3-4 in the Big- Ten, 11-6 overall) spirit…
… has been rejuvenated since defeating Michigan State last weekend in overtime. The Wolverines feel that they can beat * anybody, regardless of their national ranking. "It's just really a matter of how…
…, however, is what the Wolverines will have to use to beat a Boilermakers team that averages 76.3 points a game. Forward Ma- Chelle Joseph leads Purdue and the Big Ten in scoring with 23.7 points a contest…
… our other players on track." JOSE JUAREZ/Daily Michigan forward Tanya Powell works the ball around a Michigan State defender last Friday night. The co-captain will lead the Wolverines as the team…
…'ve always had to beat them." As the Michigan State Spartans bring their squad to Ann Arbor tonight, the Wolverines are coming off their best performance of the year, scoring 265.7 points in last weekend…
… Illini to pull but of their meet with Michigan. Wolverine coach Bob Darden feels his team has an advantage because they had a meet last week. "(UIC) provided intense competition as another means of…
…F In I D AT, TT By - /", 7 1 9 4 5 THE MICIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE Basketb all, Wrestling Squads ill See Action Here T" onight Wolverine Cagers Face Strong Wisconsin Five Michigan Seeks .500 Mark…
… in Conference; 1ligh-Scorer Patterson Is Badger Threat Wolverine atlen Start Tough Two Week ScheduIe with Ohio State Meet Bollas, 320~Po' i d Bick Will W r-(-3tle his teammates have dubbed "the Cre…
… homg game in two weeks, the Wolverines can pull their Big Ten record up to the .500 mark before entering the home stretch of the 1944-45 cage campaign. Only four o MAHO more contests remain for the…
…. Forward John Mullaney shifts to center, and Keith Harder goes in at forward when the revised lineup is in action. Otherwise, the Wolverine quintet will have Bob Geahan, holder of sec- ond place in the…
… Conference this year. Large Crowd at Iowa Following the Wisconsin fracas, the Wolverines will journey to Iowa City where a crowd of 12,000 is in pros- pect for the Iowa-Michigan game. The Wolverines lost to…
… away, the The Wolverine squad will be much' Wolverine mat squad is preparing for the same as in past contests. It will one of the hardest schedules any have Art Sachsel at 121 pounds, Bob Michigan…
… Michigan's doubts. But the Wolverines, as they did all fall season with their opponents, dominated the Cavaliers. The meet started with three doubles matches. After the first two matches split, it was up to…
… said. After falling behind in the tiebreaker, the two Wolverines rattled off seven straight points to win 9-8. This earned the team a vital point and meant that Virgina would have to win four singles…
…8A - Wednesday, February 2, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com I Ex-Wolverine Summers called up to Coyotes By MARK BURNS game since, he's been a consis- DailySports Editor tent performer…
…- the former Wolverines' pressures of playing against sea- number to round out the Coy- soned veterans who have locked otes' roster against the Kings. in their spots in rosters across "Coach Tippett said…
… similar path - and it's one that 50-plus other Wolverines have taken as well. "It's not a secret, a lot of the players that come to Michigan want to play pro hockey," Michi- gan coach Red Berenson said last…
… Entry Draft, Summers brought a skill-set to Ann Arbor similar to that of Los Angeles defense- man and former Wolverine, Jack Johnson. Summers, a strong, offensive-minded defenseman, excelled prior to his…
… Michigan days with the U.S. National Team Development Program and continued to improve with the Wolverines - he totaled 16 goals and 44 assists in 163 games under Berenson. But even with so many Wol- verines…
… Purdue guard Chris Kramer's bloody nose and, um, "escort" Har- ris to the locker room. I thought that might not be all that bad. The Wolverines' leading scorer hadn't had a stellar game in awhile. And in…
… resurrect itself. Even without Harris, maybe the Wolverines would play solid team defense like they did to upset Duke last December. Clearly, none of that happened, and Michigan's then-two-point lead turned…
… C.J. Lee filled Novak's spot in the starting lineup, and he wasn't the only Wolverine to see increased playing time. Every player except redshirt freshman forward Eric Puls played significant minutes…
…." ingoseven of the 10 starting spots, the encouraging opening week- end is a confidence boost for the young Wolverines. They will have to continue growing up pro- cess as Michigan will be on the road next…
… weekend. The 15th-ranked Wolverines competed against several teams, including Indiana and Notre Dame, and won five total events. Two Michigan runners set NCAA provisional marks Friday night. Senior Justin…
…. 7 in the national polls, but, in the end, neither the Wolverines nor the Nittany Lions could overcome an inspired performance by the Fighting Illini. Led by the all-around heroics of avis Romagnoli…
… Wolverines finished third at 223.050. Romagnoli was exceptional in the all- around competition, winning all but one the events on his way to a cumulative .325. This season's high-score in the all-around was…
…. Against Indiana, the Wolverines took first in all but three events. While the team has slowed training in order to prepare for the Big Ten champi- onships, several team members man- aged to earn NCAA…
… consideration times. While he was pleased with the Indiana results, Richardson merely had hoped to survive against No. 24 Notre Dame. On Saturday, the Wolverines did more than that - they put on a strong showing…
… immediately following the meet. "You couldn't print them." What you could print, however, was how close Michigan freshman Chris Thompson came to breaking the record former Wolverine Tom Dolan set as a freshman…
… this point in the season. The Wolverines are gearing up for the Big Ten championships at the end of this month. "We're coming into the fine-tuning part of the season,' Michigan coach Jon Urbanchek said…
… in his arsenal that would have been better off left at home. For the first time this year, his Michigan Wolverines opened with a zone defense. The Wolverines also unleashed a three-guard lineup con…
…- sisting of Steve Grote, Dave Baxter and Joe Johnson at the end of yesterday's first half. The Wolverines, who have had to overcome a height dis- advantage all year, went right to a zone in the first minutes…
…, blistered the Wolverine defenses with excellent perimeter bombing. The junior guard, subpar in the last few games, explained' the drastic' changes he's made to crack his slump. "I've tried a lot of things to…
… their counterparts 33-16. Lack of height and rebounding strength has plagued the Wolverines all season, proving fatal against Indiana, Minne- sota, and now Purdue. If Michigan is to have any chance for a…
… LAFAYETTE - Bruce Parkinson broke a season-long scoring slump and sophomore forward Gerald Thomas came off the bench to dominate the boards, as the Purdue Boiler- makers sped past the Michigan Wolverines 75…
… mononucleosis, grab- bed a game high nine rebounds and chipped in 12 points. Hoping to contain their tall- er foes, the Wolverines opened the game in a 1-2-2 zone de- fense. But in the early go- ing, the caroms…
…-63. With the momentum flowing to Mich- With five mnutes gone, the strategy would enable the Boil- igan, Purdue wisely called Wolverines held a 14-11 lead, ers to blow Michigan out of time out. but in the…
… thought we The Wolverines could not igan rebounded, and on the re- played better in the second half match Purdue's 50 per cent first turn Johnson again drove the except for the first five min- half shooting…
…-rebounded M .*.. ... .. ...:............... Michigan 21-10, with Thomas, center John Garrett, and for- i wards W a l t e r Jordan and 1 der IWayne Walls decisively out- m ling their Wolverine coun- terparts. n…
…. ne other split this weekend as Minnesota-Duluth defeated tor d ae three-guard fese. Coach Dan Farrell's dekers last night 3-2. The Wolverines Orr said he made the move to add quickness, since the best…
… Wolverines — a seven-point victory over Northwestern on Jan. 17. In Sunday’s matchup with No. 15 Nebraska, the exact opposite scenario occurred. Despite starting the game on a 20-9 run and never…
… trailing in the first half, the Wolverines were overwhelmed by the Cornhuskers’ offense in the second half, dropping the game, 75-60. “I don’t really know (what happened),” said Michigan…
…4 2B- February 2, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 2B - February 2, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom snaps losing streak 'Clammy Sosa'mascot p mirrors dominating Wolverine…
…, of course - winning the game 70-42 to snap their six-game losing streak. Former players Katie Dierdorf and Krista Clement, both 2008 graduates, were in attendance, and they had no doubt the Wolverines…
…/Daily first five minutes of the game while Senior Melinda Queen was Michigans most effective presence in the paint Sunday. Michigan (3-8, 10-12) jumped out to "We put a great deal of emphasis on The Wolverines…
… hadn't scored 70 a quick 9-0 lead. getting it in there and being strong points since their second game of The Wolverines found success by with the ball" the season, in a 70-60 win on Nov. deviating from…
… their normal game The Wolverines didn't let up in 15 against Kentucky. After watching plan. Instead of desperately jacking the second half, drawing five Wis- the offense stall out in so many of its up 3…
… inside on two nifty left-handed Wolverines to score in double digits. for the Wolverines yesterday. Hicks hooks. "That's the ticket," Borseth said. hit two 3-pointers that seemed to The first half ended…
… senior forward Travis Turnbull to throw his hands up into the air in celebration. But the play was ruled dead, and Aaron reviewed the play and waved off the apparentgoal. The Wolverines had to settle for…
… decision halted the Michi- gan comeback and effectively ended the game. Saturday's final frame, where Michigan outshot Notre Dame 14-3, marked the best period the Wolverines played all weekend. The…
… Wolverines set up three scoring chances in front of the net with crossing passes in the game's final minutes, but couldn't get a shot off any of them. "You're never safe in this build- ing," Notre Dame coach…
… Jeff Jack- son said of Yost. "(The Wolverines are) a momentum team. The crowd gets them going." Michigan coach Red Berenson said last week that he didn'tbelieve in a "switch" that talented teams can…
… (7-1 overall, 3-1 Big Ten), as it had lost three bouts in a row going into the intermission. The Wolverines went on to win four of the next five bouts and defeat No. 16 Minnesota (3-4, 2…
… to avoid getting pinned but ended up losing 14-5 in a major decision, and Blockhus tied the meet up at 7-7. The Wolverines showed some life in the last match before the intermission, which…
…, the arena filled with applause as one Wolverine gym- nast shouted: “He was so good!” With an ample 2.800 lead going into the third rotation, Michigan posted its best score of the day on rings…
…, achieving a 70.000 flat — the second best rotational score of the day. Juda anchored the event for the Wolverines, and captured the mood of the meet, landing a near perfect landing to soaring screams…
… cancer survivors. The Michigan women’s basketball team had one last chance to take the victory against Purdue and expand on its six-game winning streak. The clock ticked down, as the Wolverines…
… Wolverines when senior forward Jillian Dunston was thrown to the ground battling for the opening tip. Soon after, junior guard Nicole Munger was sent flying into the photographers at the baseline at…
… Player but averaged only 5.2 points per game shooting just 28 percent from the field. THIS SEASON, the 5-11 Grand Rapids native is leading the Wolverines in rebounds with 9.6 per game. In addition to her…
… down six re- bounds. Her only field goal came with 13 sec- onds left in the game and two seconds on the shot clock, putting the Wolverines up by three. The shot was a Powell specialty - a post-up down…
… Daily Photo by KAREN HANDELMAN Sophomore Tanya Powell struggles for the ball in last month's game against Indiana. Powell has become a major factor on the Wolverine squad this season. CagesSUrprsse all…
… performer Sven Jonnson for the rest of the season. The Golden Gophers made the news even worse by soundly beating the Wolverines. Minnesota dominated the match from start to finish, winning all six events…
… that this meet was a "struggle" added that, "there were many major errors than we would not even hope on our worse enemy." Despite the loss, there were a few bright spots for the Wolverines. Se- nior…
… reflect the mance of the Wolverines. O came in first with a scorec and Penn State scored a 1F place second. The Wolverin in a score of 177.45. Kempthorn was disappoin the judging. "I felt it was al sided…
… the host schoo Defending national champi ford finished sixth, beh Ten foes ance by Wolverines. or exer- "All and all, I think our kids oore and stood up well against the top in sixth competition," said…
… Wolverine head 1-around coach Jon Urbanchek. "We gained valuable experience at the NCAA ing, it's level." perform THE MICHIGAN 400-medley rease the relay team of Alex Alvizuri, Jan-Er- y," said ick Olsen…
… the flu and was unable to compete, IU invi- limiting the Wolverines to seven Austin, swimmers instead of eight (each school was allowed to bring its top ish may eight swimmers). eam that "(Creaser…
… Michigan last Friday, winning 65- he meet. 46. Berkeley, Junior Mats Nygren highlighted l, SMU. the meet for the Wolverines, win- on Stan- ning the 500 and 1000 freestyle. ind the -TAYLOR LINCOLN 4 *FREE…
… rose to the occasion for the Michigan men’s basketball team at Breslin Center, leading the Wolverines to an 80-75 victory on January 25, 2014. This year, with Walton on crutches and confined to the…
… for the injury-plagued Wolverines, who dropped a 76-66 decision in overtime, falling to 6-4 in the Big Ten and 13-9 overall. Making just his third career start, Abdur-Rahkman scored 18 points on 8…
…. "It kind of scares me a little bit. (I've) just got to eigh my options," he added. Ortmeyer will instead have to watch the Wolverines battle in their first-ever game at Nebraska-Omaha, a team which, in…
… II or Division III schools. We were "just a bunch of guys who came togeth- Mavs a big road test for Wolverines By Ryan C. Moloney Daily Sports Writer When it was suggested to Red Berenson that his…
… Michigan's "go-to" guys is winger Andy Hilbert. Currently No. 2 in the nation in scoring with 'See MAVERICKS, Page 11 Jed Ortmeyer won't be in action, but his Wolverine teammates will play in Omaha, his…
… tomorrow's Wisconsin (4-3, 13-5) opponent, No. 10 Wisconsin. When: 12:17 p.m. tomor- The Wolverines and the row Badgers will square off at Latest: Michigan will try 12:15 p.m. in Crisler. to get its bearings…
… a surprise 58-44 loss to Butler. The Badgers are a crafty group of veterans, and the Wolverines have yet to beat a top-10 team this year. Wisconsin is led by three seniors in leading-scorer Roy Boone…
… scoring defense in Division I, allowing just 56.5 points per game. A slower tempo may play into Michigan's hands - the Wolverines have gone 3-1 in the Big Ten when hold- ing their opponents under 70 points…
…-12) thanks to a pair of triples by Ingram and Heather Oesterle. Michigan's trend of triples would continue and the Wolverines' 10-of-19 shots made from behind the arc would match an all-time team high. With…
… LeeAnn Bies giving an unchar- acteristically poor shooting perfor- mance and Jennifer Smith struggling with the physical presence of Minnesota's 6-foot-7 Kim Bell, the Wolverines found the long ball to…
…," Guevara said. "We have been working all week on our zone offense of getting it into the post and kicking it out." The Golden Gophers gave Michigan more open looks than it was used to, and the Wolverines…
…-10 shooting from the floor, and his five three-pointers quieted any runs the Wolverines tried to put together. Bernard Robinson (Michigan) Robinson led Michigan with 14 points and added six rebounds…
… sure grab it off of the rim. Despite their offensive struggles, the Wolverines came out with one of their best rebounding efforts of the season against a very good rebounding team. Illinois came into the…
… Daily Sports Editor It's definitely raining on the boat that is the Michigan men's basketball season. Now the only thing left to be seen is whether the Wolverines will jump ship or grab buckets and start…
… bailing water.. Michigan (3-4 Big Ten, 12-9 overall) is coming off Saturday's embar- rassing 84-55 road loss M' - its fourth consecutive, u e: making the longest such streak of the season. E3 The Wolverines…
…. Tambellini more than just a scorer By Gabe Edelson Daily Sports Writer After Saturday's 3-1 loss to then-No. 4 Michigan, Northern Michigan coach Walt Kyle heaped praise on a certain Wolverine. "I thought…
… Wolverines' first three goals in Friday's game at Notre Dame. Does "Krikor" have as nice a ring as "Rudy?"= First Star: Greg Crozier The junior racked up four points on the weekend, including the first hat…
… an attempt to gain any advantage possible. Muckalt's Wolverines saw the light, and gained two victores, toppling Notre Dame, 7-2 and 54. The victories kept Michigan in first place in the CCHA. Anman…
… Wolverine. With Michigan trailing 1-0 midway through the first period and being out- played by Notre Dame, the sophomore walk-on gave the Wolverines a lift, as he fired a backhand shot by Notre Dame…
…'s water bot- tIes, because the Wolverines were look- ing sluggish. So was Yost Ice Arena. And after eight minutes of anemic play by Michigan, Notre Dame took advan- tage of a power-play opportunity, cut…
… close ones. Michigan is 10-3 in one-goal games, tying a single-season record for nail- biting victories. The Wolverines had no business winning Saturday's game. But, they did win, they did gain a point on…
… Michigaro State in the standings. And they did it by the skin of their teeth - again. - Sharat Raju can be reached at sraju@umich.edu. JOHN KRAFT/Daily In his firstdgame as a Wolverine, sophomore walk…
… Dame went 1-for-5 on the power play, scoring only with a 5-on-3 advantage. But the Wolverines' success on the penalty kill was due largely to the efforts of goal- tender Marty Turco. On Saturday, Notre…
…- onds left in the game. But the goal was waved off, as referee Matt Shegos claimed the whistle was blown before the rebounded shot reached Urick, hence calling the play dead. The break the Wolverines…
… 133 lbs. - has been a tremendous contributor thus far in the season, continually giving the Wolverines early leads. One might be surprised at the success Dowd has experi- enced this season, considering…
…-fought loss by fifth-year senior Clark For- ward (141 lbs.), the Wolverines went on a tear, winning the next four matches. Junior Ryan Churella (149 lbs.), senior :Jeremiah Tobias (157 lbs.), fifth-year senior…
… junior star was the only Wolverine to have both a singles and doubles victory against Notre Dame. DeCosta played with fresh- man Kara Delicata for the first time, and the duo defeated the Thompson sisters…
… the rest of the Wolverines have looked to Wagner the past few weeks to help anchor the team. "Our meets come down to having to have Greg win since he's a heavyweight," McFarland said. "That's just the…
… naturef of dual meets. But Greg is going to keep getting better and better. It's nice having a big guy who you can have a lot of confidence in." The Wolverines look to continue their winning ways as they…
… hit the road to face off with Ohio State on Friday in Columbus and Penn State on Sunday in State College. With the bulk of the Big Ten season coming up, the Wolverines are looking forward to staying…
… prove. As this year's Wolverines prepared for a visit from the 33rd-ranked Demon Deacons on Saturday, they knew that every point would be hotly contested. "I think everybody was real excited going in…
…," assistant coach Dan Goldberg said. "Everybody came out and had that inner-belief they were going to win their match and pull through." The Wolverines' surprising 6-1 win was fueled by an early doubles point…
… Bulldogs started their on- third period, when Pat Hughes slaught early, when Merv Kiryliuk and Randy Trudeau each scored and Lyman Haakstad each banged to bring the Wolverines back to home a rebound to give…
… that alty. The period ended 3-2. case you were worried, rest assured I goal, Wolverines will have to get Unfortunately, the Wolverines some help from their despised did not play well at all in the mid…
… match when Don Holm, a surprise entry at 167-lbs. against Wolverine John Ryan, was disqualified at the end of the period for using profanity. Ryan, who had just put together his best two min- utes; of the…
… th ,sixallandtheOver 50,000 students aided each at six all and the possibility of year. For FREE information on Wolverine defeat in the following student assistance program send two matches…
… Wolverines by virtue of his own efforts after Hubbard's triumph. Dan Brink put everything he had ie IF Of9 into his match at 158 with Hawk- fUW W eye Chuck Yagla, but it was sim-f- ply not enough to avert a…
…-around. d would have placed second nd Gagnon with a 50.7, but e Schutt of Indiana finished nd with 49.15 as a result of d's eliminationsand Keeshin 3with 48.05 points. the rings, the Wolverines [y outscored…
… Michigan State looking to stay in Big Ten race JOSH DETH Wolverine freshman Angie Popek serves against Michigan State in the 1993 Michigan Invitational. Popek was named MVP of the tournament. Women netters…
… take Michigan Invitational by Ryan Herrington Daily Basketball Writer Even in the dead of winter, Michi- gan is feeling the heat. AfterSunday's 88-80 defeat at Iowa, the Wolverines (5-2 Big Ten, 16…
…-3 over- all) have fallen two games behind Indi- ana in the battle for the Big Ten title. Michigan's margin for error is shrink- ing, something that has not gone unno- ticed by the Wolverines. "I think we…
… conference rami- fications, Michigan once again plays its longtime rivals in a series that dates back to 1909. While the Wolverines, ranked seventh in the most recentAsso- ciated Press poll, have the advantage…
… schedule. To remain at the top, it's a must-win game for us." Michigan coach Steve Fisher, on the other hand, is not as concerned about the particular opponent the Wolverines are facing. "It would not matter…
… the game. "We can't put more emphasis on it than any other game, but I like to think that the Michigan game is special," Heathcote said. The Wolverines go to East Lansing in a mild state of confusion…
… said. "So we'll have our hands full." aiy. by Andrew Levy Daily Sports Writer YPSILANTI-Itwasaclean sweep for the Michigan women's tennis team this weekend. The Wolverines came out on top of all four…
…, Jamie Fielding, the Wolverines played with a level of inten- sity in this preseason tune-up tourna- ment that the team hopes to match throughout the season. Popek beat teammate Kalei Beamon in the top…
… practice having great footwork all the time." Michigan opens its season against Miami, Feb. 14. Center Eric Riley throws one down in Michigan's loss to Iowa Sunday. The Wolverines will try to bounce back…
…, the 64 players competing were able to get an idea of their level of play as compared to each other's. The Wolverines came into the tournament with avery young squad, after losing seven letter winners…
… game decided in the third period. And in typical rivalry fashion, Michigan State (4-2-2 Big Ten, 10-11-2 overall) managed to all but shut down the nation’s No. 1 offense, forcing the Wolverines…
…, Michigan State found twine first in the third period. From there, the Spartans exposed the Wolverines’ transition defense, adding several more scoring chances. Meanwhile, with less than four…
…. Michigan slapped 78 shots on goal and made the Lake Superior State defense look completely help- less in doing so. Basically, the Wolverines' offense picked up where it left off the weekend before ... and…
… the weekend before that ... and the weekend before that ... and - well you see where this is going. During Michigan's current seven-game win streak, the Wolverines have averaged over 4.5 goals per game…
… share of frequent flier mileage. After facing some of the nation's best teams in Texas and California, the Wolverines will be welcomed home tonight by the unde- feated Spartans of Michigan State. Michigan…
… put together some pretty good times," Noetzel said. "There should be a lot of intensity." The Wolverines are confident, but not complacent. Coach Urbanchek may experiment with his lineup, placing some…
…10 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, February 2, 2005 Focus gets 'M' through long six-game weekends Lounis pulls double. duty for Wolverines By Sara Uvingson Daily Sports Writer After a tough loss…
… and get focused for its next match, which is usually later that day. Weekends for the Wolverines consist of up to six games, starting as early as 8 a.m. on Saturdays. The schedule forces the Wolverines…
…, Lounis did his job by running 800 meters in 1:57.50. Interest- ingly, Lounis was the only Wolverine men- tioned on the ESPN telecast of the race. "He was the talk of the town," Warhurst said. "He ran a…
… rabbit any race they want him to," Warhust said. JASON COOPER Tambellini leads the Wolverines in the plus-minus category after Improving his defensive play in the offseason. ALEXANDER DZIADOSZ…
… night in the second game of the Michigan double- header. the Ramblers of Loyola in Chicago in sixteen games. Stadium last night. The Ramblers jumped off to The Wolverine's demise was a a 14-7 lead at 5…
…:15 in the first result of many factors, and Mich- half, puncturing the Wolverines igan Coach John Orr was par- kaleidoscope zone with pinpoint ticularly unhappy about one of passes. The passes were fed…
… intentionally fouled M and awarded the Loyola fo two free throws. He converte of the two shots to put L ahead by four. The Wolverines came back the score 89-89 in the next seconds as Dennis Stewart 15 foot jumper…
… unprotected middle of Michigan's zone. Fuller finished with 35 points, high for the game, while Moody had 22. Sullivan led the Wolverines in Loyola frequently caught t h e scoring with 31 points, his best…
… Wolverines off guard with its fast break, and made motions of run- ning away with the game. They extended their lead to 16, points with about half the period over. The Wolverines cane back to a 41-31 deficit…
… surprise challenge from Michigan State at East Lan- sing yesterday afternoon to win 66-57. Then last night at Matt Mann Pool, the Wolverine squad humiliated Illinois 82-32. When Michigan Coach Gus Stager…
… Michigan's Coach Gus Stager did a lot of favors for the Illinois swim team during the match at Matt Mann Pool last night. But the Wolverines still managed to obliterate the Illini by 50 points. Illinois…
… tabs on who wins the shuttle runs during practice. But if he did, senior captain Luke Glendening would have his name showing up on yet another stats sheet. Each week, the Wolverines line up at one end of…
… Wolverine is as disciplined in the weight room as Glendening. Throughout his time at Michigan, Glendening has added muscle to his 5-foot- 11 frame without bulking up too much. In past seasons, it was easy for…
… Glendening's quickness to be overshadowed by that of former Wolverine Carl Hagelin. Hage- lin, who recently won the title of fastestskater at the NHL All-Star Game, was known throughout his Michigan career as…
…/Radio: tant is that this BTN will be Michi- gan's first time battling back from two consecutive losses. The Wolverines, known for their resilience and slump-resis- tance, were served a pair of losses this past…
… Wolverines aren't overly concerned with records, Michigan coach Kevin Borseth understands that winning Thurs- day's game is essential for keep- ing his team's postseason hopes alive. A loss here could really…
… played the Wolverines, Michigan squeaked by with a 58-48 win after a long defensive battle on both sides of the court. Though the Wolverines' defense has seen major improvements as the sea- son has…
… Sheffer will be matched up on Diamant in the game on Thursday. It will be interesting to see how Sheffer, the Wolverines' leading scorer over the last two weeks, will han- die the pressure from a larger and…
… go production, which are all things hard, but they that drive the Wolverines. can't recov- All the coaches had to rely on er," Berenson was a letter of recommendation said. "Luke from Glendening…
… battles for the puck, Glendening serves as an example of what a hard-working shift looks like. Obviously, Berenson likes to see all his players put in effort. for the Wolverin and right now, it' For…
… want to get involved more was Juwan Howard." The Wolverine center was more than involved, scoring a team-high 17 points and hauling down a game-high 17 boards. Howard and the rest of the Wolverines…
…. He docked the lion's share of defending Robinson in the second half, and made stops when ultimately necessary. The rest of the Wolverines notably were not oblivious to Rose's struggles. Along with…
… big man for the Boilermakers to have a real chance at victory. Michigan came together as a group. Rose found a way to contribute, and the Wolverines were more than a little fortunate in the end. Howard…
… the No. 13 Wolverines (6-2 Big Ten, 14-4 overall) a crucial road victory, 63-62, and sole possession of first place in the conference. "We won. I'm still not sure as to how or why," Michigan coach Steve…
… Fisher said. The how of Michigan's victory had everything to do with its sudden rebounding resurgence, particularly on the offensive end. The Wolverines amassed a season-high 24 offensive rebounds, none…
… game, he gave the Boilermak- ers their biggest lead of the game, 53- 42, with a driving layup. But then Dugan Fife stepped up for the Wolverines. With an airball chant rolling through the crowd, as a…
…:21 left, pulling the Wolverines to within five, 55-50. "Fife did a great job of beating us tonight. We had them where we wanted them," Keady said. "We had an 11-point lead, and it should've been a 21-point…
… Wolverine who struggled during the first half. Michigan committed eight turn- overs in the first nine minutes of play. The Boilermakers had 10 turnovers of their own, and didn't score until Robinson made a…
… Fieldhouse, 8:00 Gymnasts, Wrestlers Wolverines outscore Gophers, but final score is 'disappointing' pulverize opposition Grapplers demoli three foes; capture double Bier Ten victory I FLIGHTS TO EUROPE…
… sweeping two events, rings and high bar. But the margin of victory did not satisfy the Wolverines. Coach Newt Loken admitted, "The team was disappointed. We should have, improved over our last meet (189…
…, -Missouri's ,Steve Cava- naugh stunned Wolverine follow- ers by gaining a 4-4 draw with Tim Cech. "Cavanaugh was an unknown quantity, just like the rest of the Missouri team," Assistant Coach Rick Bay said…
… commented graciously on theI The Buckeyes caught Purdue at decision: "It was not a good call." 79 all with 4:38 to play when Steve All the other Wolverines beat their Tiger cohorts. Sophomores Howell scored…
… on a lay-up. Then 167-pounder Tom Quinn and 177- Sorenson scored to make it 81-79 3ounder Jesse Rawls, the o n1y with 3:45 to go. pudrJseRws h Wolverines to wrestle and win in Jary Johnson's and…
… weights. In their final meet, against Ohio State, the Wolverines had to compete for attention with a gymnastics meet, and seemed to come out second best. In .between the intermittent yawns of the…
… Buckeyenaudience, the Wolverines ran up a 14-0 ad- vantage on the strength of deci- sions by Cech, Geoff Henson, and Mike Rubin, and a pin by Lou Hudson. By the time the curtain rang down on the final act, the…
… Wolverines found themselves on the long end of a cumulative 86-11 score. STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24, MISSOURI 6 123-Cech (M), drew Cavanaugh 4-4 130-Hudson (M) dec. Barrett, 9-4 137-Henson (M) dec. Shepard, 3…
… sixth place finish to end his wor up national champions. oughly,: o The road to Syracuse - site he's ha of this year's NCAA get-together- never t hasn't gotten any softer for the he shru Wolverines…
… hockey rinks of ;rease in Lansing. Even a rivalry as strong are seco as a Wolverine-Spartan clash in thatc couldn't melt the heart of that panied1 terrifying white power, ability ti Snow has cancelled the…
… fresh- Strong man hockey match between the like Pau revenge-minded Wolverines and tournam Michigan State. holidays In a hard fought battle last week the labo the Spartans toppled Michigan 7- 5 in the…
…- etlade ed an explosive Wolverine offen- sive led by center Dan Deeks and right forward Rich Perin. Montrea The loss was attributed to oc- C casional Wolverine defensive laps- C es and the Spartan ability…
… nalties called on them this notes Renfrew. The in- penalties-the Wolverines nd highest in the WCHA category-has been accom- by an equally important o kill those penalties. g sophomore defensemen l Domm…
…9f WOLVERINES SEEK R EVENGE agers set for OTs The Michigan Daily-Saturday, February 2, 1980-Pa . $+L".r ,ys,,,'t.; Y :$;i" t:+;:v;'x ' .4":;~.v :,}; ., ,. : .1 -:3M . .,: .u:' ,t" THE LINEUPS…
… dilettantes who come to Crisler Arena with a backpack full of books, don't expect to make your pilgrimage to the library at precisely 4 p.m. THE OVERTIME Gang, a.k.a. the chigan Wolverines, will put their four…
… WILDCATS, (2-7 in the Big Ten) normally would seem easy prey for Michigan, especially when they're not playing in dreary 'McGaw Hall. However, Wolverine fans remember dolefully Northwestern's last triumnph…
… Wolverines aren't looking any further than Crisler Arena and Northwestern. 'WOLVERINE TALES: Mike McGee scored his 1,461st career point Thur- sday, passing Phil Hubbard into fifth place on the all…
… expense of Wisconsin, a team which gave the Wolverines a splitting headache in both of their 1979 encounters. This one> was a nip-and-tuck battle from start to finish. Though the Badgers hej a slight…
… forwards Claude Gregory and Joe Chrnelich and center Larry Petty. If his big men failed to grab a key rebound or find the hoop on an inside shot, they were doomed., Wolverines badgered At certain times…
…, notably when the Wolverines had rallied to erase a Badger lead, those front-liners in red would start to abuse their muscle power. Taking advantage of a favorable 25-pound per man weight differen- tial…
… for Cofield and his.team, it takes more than just brute strength to win basketball games, particularly in the Big Ten. Regardless of the punishment that the Wolverines incurred near the bucket, Orr and…
… than he usually does." The Wolverines will again start 6-4,2 freshman Joe James at guard. "There are a number of reasons why we started Joe," Frieder explained. "For one, that guard position hasn…
…8A - Thursday, February 2, 2012 r jo k The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 4 Burke comes out on top in battle of Big Ten freshman phenoms Sophomore guard Tim Hardaway Jr. and the Wolverines…
… Led by two 3-pointers by Burke, Wednesday night's game.. the Wolverines busted out of the The No. gate, tallying 13 points before the 23 Michi- INDIANA 56 Hoosiers managed to get on the gan basket…
… second-chance points. He was able to out-rebound the entire Wolverine frontcourt. Though Burke made only one field goal in the second half, he salted the game from the free- throw line. He made six free…
… four retur! ned to Ann Arbor with victories. Senior Gerard Donakowski won the 3000-meter run in 8:18.7. He was joined in the win- ner's circle by fellow Wolverines Derek Harper, Johnny Nielson and Dave…
…'10" and Woolley, a transfer from Moorehead, cleared 16' in the polevault to beat fellow Wolverine Don Chevillet on attempts. Harvey believes all three capable of qualifying for the nationals. "Nielson…
…, Milhouse managed to battle McFarland to a 5-5 draw. THE SPARTANS earned easy vic- tories at 126- and 134- pounds, but suf- fered a scare in the 142- pound class, when Wolverine Lou Milani dropped a 9…
… rough spots and is wrestling with confidence." AT 177 POUNDS, freshman Kevin Hill lost a major decision to Keith Foxx, 11-2 to drop Michigan behind by four, 16-12. But Wells said the Wolverines still were…
… Relays and the en- trants in the upcoming Michigan State Relays will show were Wolverine track coach Jack Harvey's priorities lie: above all, he wants to beat archrival MSU. "We're going to go strong this…
… felt funny and we thought it would be best if we kept her out," Michigan coach James Henry said. "Right now, she's ques- tionable for this weekend." Nevertheless, the Wolverines an- *nihilated the rest…
…- meter dash. Junior sprinter Tearza Johnson finished second in the 55- meter dash and the Wolverines placed a dismal seventh in the 200-meter. "Our sprinters and quarter-milers leveled off last weekend…
… for offensive rhythm all season. It finally found it against Illinois on Sunday. But the Wolverines' 78 points - their highest point total since the first game of the season - wasn't enough. Michi- gan…
… score. We had good penetration that helped us; it rejuvenat- 0 0 ed us, and it kept us alive and with good legs." 0 0 Defense has been the strength for the Wolverines this sea- 0 0 son. Coming into…
… guard Nate Mason. After a near-double- double and 20-point outing in the Golden Gophers’ two games against the Wolverines last season, the resentment makes sense. But when…
… laugh. The Wolverines were catapulted to the Sweet Sixteen because of Walton’s elite play, while Mason and Minnesota suffered a first round upset to Middle Tennessee State. Forward Jordan Murphy…
… Vincent. And while he doesn't shoot often, he cashes in on the ones he takes. Donnelly's shooting percentage is better than all but Joel Thompson of the Wolverines starting five. But Donnelly hasn't caused…
… UPI, the Spartan's surely pose a problem for the up and down Wolverines. In fact, Orr and Assistant Coach Bill Frieder have yet to decide how the Wolverines will check up man for man against the…
… the spring," Rodri- two bowl-less seasons at guez said. "We're going to do a an, recruiting has become little more experimenting with point for Wolverine fans our guys than we have in the for a…
… wake of the Wolverines' upcom- ing outdoor contest against Wiscon- sin in the Camp Randall Classic. "I think the only reason why Chad wanted to come out there was because we have the game this weekend…
… February 12, 2010. Blue looks for redemption tonight ByJOE STAPLETON Daily Sports Editor When the Michigan men's bas- ketball team played Northwest- ern in Crisler Arena on Jan. 10, the Wolverines gave up…
…,' " Beilein said. "And nobody took him." Of course, the reason the defense suffered is the same rea- son it has suffered all year. When the Wolverines (4-5 Big Ten, 11-10 overall) start missing their shots…
…. In the second half, the two teamsnearly switched places - the Wolverines shot 34 percent and Northwestern (3-6, 14-7) shot 56 percent. But it wasn't just missed shots that distracted Michigan on…
… defense. Turnovers played a major role as well. The Wolverines commit- ted 11 of their 18 turnovers in the second half. "We were scoring and we were feeling good," Beilein said. "Then all of a sudden, we…
… at Northwestern for taking what the Wolverines con- sider was rightfully theirs: a vic- tory back on Jan. 10 "We definitely owe them one," Sims said. "Definitely seeking redemption." 0 0 0 Wanna know…
…TUESDA'Y', 2 FEBRUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE $E w TUESDAY, 2 FEBRUARY 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 8EVE1~' Tregoning Returns as Wolverines Prepare for Iowa U By SCOTT BLECH The Big…
… Ten-leading Wolverines have a break in the schedule until the red-hot second-place Iowa Hawkeyes invade Yost Field House next Monday night. "The schedule break could help us with (Larry) Tregoning being…
… Wolverine mentor said that the rest will aid Tregoning and he hopes it will not slow down the Wolverines who begin today to practice for the Iowa contest. As- sistant Coach Jim Skala scouted the Hawkeyes in…
…. One of the highlights of the contest was Purdue's Dave Schell- hase being held to eight points. The Boilermaker leading scorer was once again troubled by the Wolverine defense. He reached his career low…
… Boilermakers in the earlier encounter between the two teams. In between these two games, Darden scored 19 against Michigan State. The Wolverines shattered all Purdue hope for an upset in the closing minutes of…
… the, season will be held in the Sports Building pool when Wayne Univer- sity's powerful natators engage Matt Mann's Michigan crew. Taking a back-seat only to the{ Wolverines and Yale's Eastern+ champs…
… without a doubt the toughest team Matt Mann has been able to schedule. Only Yale is rated above the Detroit team and they refused to meet the Wolverines. The nucleus of Wayne's strength rests with three men…
… Hockey :Keague. Apps scored the first goal and made the play for another one in the sec- ond period by Nick Metz. He was at the head of the charging Leaf lines throughout, Four Wolverine Athletic Teams To…
… represented in the fol- lowing events: 75-yard dash; high and low hur- dles; broad jump; shot put; mile re- illnm squad. The Wolverines have al- ready bested the Dearborn A. C. and the Northwestern squad in…
… suffered Shirts and Jockey Shorts defeat at the hands of the Wolverines in their opening game. 35c After the State tilt, the cagers ourney to Chicago on Saturday, there for $ .00 to do battle with the…
… Street1 & Co. I nc. Phone 4914 IF L Et_ e .... _ _i U OWN u NO INCREASE IN PRICES AT THE WOLVERINE r I WHY? 1. Yearly food contracts on a rising market. 2. Coowerative non…
… Crawfords absence from last night's game deprived the Wolverines of a reasonable chance to win. Michigan State 'j Michigan 82 62 Player of the game Michigan State forward Monis Peterson Peterson scored 32…
… vs Ohio State, Cris/er Arena, 1p.m. (CBS) After last nights loss, Michigan saw its losing streak extended to three dames. And the going only gets tougher, Sunday, when the Wolverines face the Big Ten…
…4B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - February 2, 2004 I Friday's game LAKE SUPERIOR STATE LAKERS MICHIGAN WOLVERINES Saturday's game 1 5 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE LAKERS MICHIGAN WOLVERINES 0 4…
…. The Wolverines held them to under five in two periods. The defense blocked almost as many shots on Saturday (nine) as the number of total shots on Montoya (13). "I thought our defense did a great job of…
