… winning back-to-back road matches over the weekend. Despite the tough schedule, the Wolverines came away with a clean sweep, beating No. 29 Minnesota 5-2 on Saturday and Iowa 6-1ton Sun- day. The first step…
… in claiming these two key victo- ries was defeating Minnesota, a team Michigan had not beaten since 1999. The Wolverines got off to a good start, taking all three doubles matches. "One of the keys to…
… because of dark- ness. That game concluded on Sun- day and the Wolverines won 11-3. In Sunday's scheduled game, the fourth of the series, Michigan was down 1-0 after four innings when the umpires decided to…
… implement a rain delay. The game resumed two hours later, and the Wolverines won 14-7. But those two victories weren't as easy as usual, considering the weather the teams had to play in. With baseballs…
…'s margin of victory over Penn State Number of key Wolverine gymnastsout for the season Numberof Big Ten titles for Michigan in the past15 years .. - . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . verines had to prove they…
… team is an amazing group of young ladies," sophomore Huneth Lor said. "We've been working so hard to pick up from all the injuries that winning makes it all the better." The Wolverines followed the…
… Bernard's effort. Lor came up just short in the all-around to round out the individual accolades for the Wolverines. Michigan finished up the eve- See CHAMPIONS, Page 3B Michigan's Zach Putnam was dominant…
… on the hill and at the plate. The sophomore pitched eight innings for Friday. In the three remaining games, Putnam had six RBI to lead a potent Wolverine offense past the Wildca SIW'EEP ON THE LAKE By…
…- rain delay was about to become a ing a rain delay," said senior Brad canceled game. Roblin, who added another homer Then the rain let up, and the post-stoppage. Wolverines couldn't have asked Since they…
… were already in Evanston, the Wolverines figured they might as well go out and win, Roblin said. But it wasn't as easy as the Wol- verines hoped. Sporting a comfortable 13-run lead in the bottom of the…
…, After practice Wednesday, which they only learned just eight Michigan men's days ago. basketball coach NOTEBOOK The zone forced a few turnovers. John Beilein And the Wolverines disrupted Fer- wouldn…
… Wolverines didn't body knew by echoing." know the lineup until they showed Grady, in particular, was a nui- up for the game. sance to the Bulldog offense, living The unit began the game in a up to his high…
…Monday, July 2, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Pacioretty first of seven Wolverines picked By NATE SANDALS the event held on June 22 and 23. down from a possible five with the Daily…
… Berenson connections con- dictions and especially the expecta- selection marked the seventh con- tinned with the second Michigan tions. When it gets down to it in the secutive year a Wolverine was draft…
… (4-0, 15-6) struggled through slow starts all weekend. Just 10 percent of the Wolverines' total runs over the course of the weekend came in the first three SOFTBALL From page IB bunts down ... We can…
…'t allow it." The Wolverines (1-1 Big Ten, 26-6 overall) took an early 2-0 lead with back-to-backhome runs by sisters Samantha and Angela Findlay in the first inning. Northwestern (1-1, 25-7) tacked on runs…
…Ange- la Findlay and Roya St. Clair had driven in three Wolverine runs and sparked a previously silent Michigan offense. In the process, the Wolverines added a fourth run on a wild pitch. All three RBI in…
… the inning -came from freshman hitters. The only other Wolverine first-year in the lineup, Maggie Viefhaus, was on deck when the inning ended. After taking the lead for good in the third, the Wolverines…
… Hutchins said. "The key is not just hitting, but it's timely hitting. Hitting with the runners in scoring position." The Wolverines were one run away from notching a run-rule victory (and ending the game…
… getting under- way, the Michigan men's tennis team is looking to build on its strong 2006-07 campaign. Last season, the Wolverines posted a 20-7 record en route to a second-round appearance in the NCAA…
… percentage (250) and boasts the highest number of shots on goal (nine). Bowery, a nominee for the Michigan Athlete of the Year Award in high school, now plays both forward and defender for the Wolverines. Her…
… Wolverine to crack the top 25 under Michigan coach Bruce Berque. captain. "In addition to pushing hard in practice, Jason hits the weight room on off-days," Maravic said. "He is very determined and has the…
… she was named NCAA Senior Player of the Year in 1988 and won the doubles NCAA Nation- al Championship at Miami. She's now looking to bring her motiva- tion to succeed to the Wolverines, a team that…
… named a captain, Allie Shafner is the only senior on the team, and so she will likely be the player the Wolverines look up to during the season. Bernstein said the team's close- ness will help to…
…sports@michigondaily.com 734-764-8585 Monday, July 2, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 1 No Wolverines picked in NBA Draft once again By MARK GIANNOTTO Daily Sports Writer NEW YORK…
… drafted at the Madison Square Garden The- ater. This marks the third-consec- utive year that no Wolverine was picked. Going undrafted isn't the end of the road in regards to NBA star- dom. For these four…
… beginning of a mass exodus for Michigan. Gone was the Wolverines' ability to find the basket. Michigan shot just 29 percent from the field in the second half. Absent was the Wolverines' defensive intensity…
… Wolverines' ineptitude from the field was mirrored by a relaxation on the defen- sive end. "It's really frustrating when you can't get a good look ... and then you've got the other team scoring basically at…
… regional bok team. Wolverines to a second-place fin- qualifying time in the 5,000- The entire squad will com- ish at the North Carolina Invita- meter topped Michigan's showing pete in the Texas Relays…
… second better than the record she set the week before. In total, the Wolverines captured 12 NCAA Regional qualifying times including three in the 1,500-meter and two in the 800-meter. . Michigan will be…
… can move forward with its skybox plan. The process to pass the plan has heen an emharrass- ment to the University's tradi- tion of diversity. See page 4. SPORTS Wolverines passed up again For the third…
… tame policy. * April25, 2007: Studentstfrom the Ann Arbor campus and faculty andstaff from all three University campuseswill be able to specify a preferred name throughWolverine Access. This preference…
… por- nography websites, The Asso- ciated Press reported. After sweeping North- western in a two-game series this weekend, the Michigan baseball team jumped to first in the Big Ten. The Wolverines have a…
