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… of play. r Komisarek still committed to playing for Wolverines By J. Brady McCollough Daily Sports Editor The Montreal Canadiens fired the first shot in the battle for Michigan defenseman Mike…

…'re going to have to change his mind." Powers, who spoke with Komisarek this past Tuesday on the telephone, said the Wolverines' top defenseman is "committed to being here" Powers said he suspects that it was…

… his senior sea- son to play for the Los Angeles Kings. In an interview four weeks ago, Cam- malleri said that his plans haven't changed and that he is still a Wolverine. Komisarek, the Canadiens' first…

…- round selection in last year's draft and the seventh pick overall, and Powers believes the defenseman would be happy to stay at Michigan if "he was left alone." Unfortunately for the Wolverines, the…

… can stay strong, I don't think there'll be any issues." Powers said that money will not be an issue for Komisarek because of the NHL's rookie salary cap. Former Wolverine defenseman Jeff Jillson, who…

… last year, the Michigan hockey team had just two players drafted in the top 10 of the NHL Entry Draft. But the Wolverines have now produced two top-10 picks in as many seasons. Last year, Michigan…

… crucial times has been a help to the Wolverines. "When the going got tough, he made things happen," Powers said. "Those are things that really stand out. What does a kid do when the game's DANNY MOLOSHOK…

… priorities that I would have thought were important." Some of Michigan's most success- ful alumni, Brendan Morrison, Marty Turco, Steve Shields and John Madden all played four years for the - Wolverines and…

… coaching staff felt the player was capable of helping the Wolverines. It also means that the rest of the defense, including incoming fresh- man Danny Richmond, will be pushed to make up for the loss of…

… hockey team. But if histo- Tambellini said. "Just to get the chance ry repeats itself, the young forward to play with those guys has been great." could end up as one of the Wolverines' Despite being the…

… position that his father, Steve (right), played for the Wolverines. years, he would leave his mark on the Michigan record books as the only blue- liner to lead the team in scoring in a sea- son (54 points…

… great asset to the Wolverines, LaVell Bl of what he brings to the table. Chuck Ba a forward who can play facing Rotolu Ad et or with his back to the bas- Istuess F nny said. "He can pass the ball, Name…

…" Wolverines will have to wait because next season, Mathis e to sit out because he trans- rom one Division I school to He will not lose a year of eligi- Or l ough, and will still have two signs eligibility…

… Michigan nior year. The lefthanded corded 104 strikeouts last nd had a record of 3-7, an .54 and an opponent's bat- ge of .232. Hill was also an en second team selection gn. - Staff reports er Wolverine away…

… Wolverines, Taylor a 28-yard pass from Louis n route to a 33-0 victory Wesleyan. - Staff reports Fri., Oct. 18 Sat., Oct. 19 Fri., Oct. 25 Sat., Oct. 26 Fri., Nov. 1 Fri., Nov. 8 Sat., Nov. 9 Fri., Nov. 15…

… called, it is just a great relief." Ryznar tallied nine goals and seven assists for the Wolverines last year. One of his biggest games was in the Cold War, where Ryznar, playing in his first game as 4…

… Wolverine, tallied a goal and an assist. "I've been trying to improve over the last few years," Ryznar said. "You gotta just keep going all the time. You can't really change your mindset at all." In the…

…'s services, Michigan needed an edge, and it was Amaker who sealed the deal for the Wolverines. "(Amaker) came in and just killed the home visit," Boyd said. "Right now, his home visit ranks No. 1. He's so down…

… some, too." The graduation of center Chris Young has left the Wolverines with a gaping hole in the post and no proven performers to fill it. Hunter will have every opportunity to earn the starting spot…

… at center, as he will be the only Wolverine taller than 6-foot-9. S "I would be less than honest if I said we weren't counting on a level of contribution from Chris," Amaker TB said. "It's one of the…

…,- your one could in high school. He's got to e S0 Opun.nd 1i do what he wanted to do." 0 O What does Hunter want to do now O 9 environm that he's a Wolverine? "I just hope to bring this program back to…

… Michigan field hockey team, this summer is not just any other. In fact, this summer is unlike any other in its history. With the Wolverines' first ever national title last November, the spotlight is on the…

… defending champs. But outside of some new recruits, the Wolverines haven't changed from previous years. There are no extra intensive work- outs or extra camps to attend. Nobody is being forced to stay in Ann…

… hockey program's finest players have decided to leave school early to start their professional careers, not all the Wolverines who have left Ann Arbor have been successful at the next level. Of the four…

… real impact. Here is how these ex-Wolverines have fared: Ann EHuon - ine t Mike Van Ryn: The defenseman left after his sophomore season in 1999 but did * n not make the NHL until this year when he played…

…, giving up 1.75 goals per game in the Wolverines' final four games - weekend sweeps of Ohio State and Western Michigan - to lead Michigan to the CC HA regular season title. "He was not sharp in (the…

…. He stymied two of the nation's top teams in St. Cloud and Denver and kept the Wolverines in the game against Min- nesota in the national semifinal, "I think the bottom line is if you look at his…

… Wolverines take the ice this fall. Powers, who recruited Danny, is looking forward to having him along with sophomore Eric Werner as two "play-making offensive defensemen." "He had great poise and presence on…

… everything from M-Cards to Wolverine Access and how to register for classes. They also watch a performance by ResRep, a summer theater troup that addresses campus issues and resources available to students…

… programs have or for that mat- ter, even a visiting lockerroom and chair-back seating. And without a modern facility, the Wolverines - have been unable to recruit top prospects and have fallen down the Big…

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