January 30, 1996 (vol. 106, iss. 64) • Page Image 10
… question of whether he would lose, but what he would win by." Pusztai advanced to yesterday's fi- nal in convincing fashion, ousting fifth-seed and fellow Wolverine John Costanzo 7-5, 6-1 in the fourth round…
… were Wolverines, making the final four resemble a Michigan team practice. "I am sure Costanzo would have been in the semis had he been in the other bracket," Eisner said. "But I am extremely pleased with…
… Penn State, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2. In the No. 7 and No.8 singles bracket, freshman Jordan Szekely of Michigan finished second, losing to Oliver Freelove of Illinois in the final, 6-1, 6- 2. The Wolverines…
… compete next inihe eighth-annual O'Charleys Invitational at Tennessee, Feb. 2-4. Michigan will be seeded third and will face South Florida in the first round. The following weekend the Wolverines will squa…
… liked to be called, the rest of the team. The meet may not have helped the Wolverines recover record-wise for their poor showing in previous meets, but many on the team felt the event helped them in other…
… coaching at Michigan, he still feels the Wolverines acted as if they were in a real meet. "We still performed with the same focus and played with the same ability that we would have in any dual meet with any…
… Murphy Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women's swimming team seems to do a pretty good job of developing talent. The Wolverines' upperclass con- tingent includes three Olympic hope- fuls and four NCAA…
…, the Wolverines are mo* concerned about technique and speed as opposed to endurance. FUTURE OLYMPIANS?: Three Michi- gan swimmers are looking to make a strong showing at the Olympic Trials. The trials…
…, which will be held in Indianapolis in March, will provide these Wolverines with the opportu- nity to measure their ability on a na- tional level before possibly compet- ing on an international level…
