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June 01, 1998 (vol. 108, iss. 123) • Page Image 11

…,000 for the men, as well as the 3,000 steeplechase. Kevin Sullivan will run his last race as a Wolverine on Saturday night when he competes in the 1,500. Brian Theisen will fill out the men's squad, running…

… over 10 seconds behind fourth top-ranked Washington, which claimed fied. its second straight rowing title. Th- in the second-varsity eight race, the Wolverines also finished fifth, with a time of 7…

…:19.70, behind Virginia Washington Brown and Prinetond Te Wolverines' finishi was 8. 50 seconds off of the Cavaliers' first-place mark. In the varsity four, the Wolverines C'1 RI ® U S MEXICAN CAFE eye' Ann Arbor…

… get its first-ever national crown. While the Wolverines didn't bring home a national title this season, they eared many other noteworthy honors. Michigan finished tied for fifth in the nation with a 56…

…-7 record. The final NFCA poll placed them at sixth. The Wolverines finished 22-1 in Big Ten play, 7.5 games ahead of second-place Northwestern. Only a 7-4 loss to Michigan State on April 12th kept Michigan…

… rightfielder homered in the first inning of the regional championship game, eventually sending Michigan to its fourth consecutive Women's College World Series. It was fitting that a home run led the Wolverines

Wolverines in the regular season, but the defense was an integral part in gaining the College World Series berth. Third baseman Pam Kosanke was a vacuum during the Big Ten Tournament, coming up with six…

… delegation to the NCAA Track and Field Championships. On your marks ... get set ... got (to Buffalo) Who: Michigan s ime's and women's track and field Wolverine. His partner in crime,John Mortimer, will teams…

… -- 1.5 seconds t Michigan's varsity four finished behind the Wolverines n the petite finals - the runner-up - giving them a seventh-place fin- w verall. Their time of 7:57.70 in the SU M M ER'S final…

… would have given them h place in the final had they quali- H ER E! e Wolverines were behind Iowa's London $4491 CHARDSON'S Itudent discounts on exams and eyeglasses Great Brands TommyHilfiger Calvin…

June 15, 1998 (vol. 108, iss. 125) • Page Image 15

…Monday June 15, 1998 -The Michigan Daily-15 Blue frontcourt heads to draft Mike Van Ryn is one of several Wolverines eligi- ble for the NHL draft next week. The defenseman is projected as a middle…

… his height, which was mea- sured at 6-foot 6-1/2 inches at one of his workouts. His height, or lack of it, throws some doubt as to which position he would be best suited. The most intriguing Wolverine

…. Baston's shot variety has also been questioned. Despite his lack of weight, Baston was a highly effective rebounder and interior scorer as a Wolverine, qualities which appeal to NBA scouts. According to…

… effect their departures will have on the Wolverines this upcoming season. By Uma Subrainanlan DAy Sports Wtter On June 27 in Buffalo, N.Y., the boy- hood dreams of top young hockey play- ers will be…

…, Mike Van Ryn, a 6-foot-1, 191-pound sophomore defenseman from London, Ontario, is the most promising draft-bound Wolverine. In its final play- er ranking prior to the draft, the NIIL Central S…

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