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April 02, 1999 (vol. 109, iss. 109) • Page Image 9

…'s tennis team will have its home opener tomorrow, at the Varsity Tennis Center against its archrival Ohio State. The Wolverines will play Penn State on Sunday. If the good weather hold up, both matches will…

… be played on the William Clay Ford outdoor courts. The match against the Buckeyes will mark the 85th meeting between tho two programs. Michigan has owned the Buckeyes in past years, and the Wolverines…

August 02, 1999 (vol. 109, iss. 134) • Page Image 14

… coaching staff soke up one spring morning with a pile of stones on their front steps when news broke that Epstein would be unable to play for the Wolverines in 1999. Epstein, who coming out of high school…

… lire p 1Smoothie or Fruit Shake 1 I .50 off Snack Size i 1 Smoothie or 1 1 Fruit Shake i 1 Expires 8/31/99 1 522 E. Williams 1 (Next to Cottage Inn) 0 - -0 3C K The Wolverines may ask their star…

… execute at a higher level than Henson was named to the USA they have been able to so far in their Today All-American team as a punter college careers, the Wolverine after his senior season in high offense…

… will be faced with the addi- school, but the Wolverines may tional pressure of always scoring decide that there is too much risk in touchdowns, or getting pretty darn putting the future star on the field…

… as a punter. If that's the case, expect junior Corey Sargent, who has never punted in a collegiate game, to assume the punting role. The Wolverines should have enough talent to overcome their…

… the clutch Michigan will not be able to rely on its kicking game to win. A fact that does not bode well for the Wolverines, who face the always horrifying Big Ten schedule. If the outcome of a game…

December 02, 1999 (vol. 110, iss. 45) • Page Image 14

… Writer It was obvious that Joe McFarland felt strong ties to the Michigan wrestling program when he returned to his alma mater as an assistant .oach six years ago. The former Wolverine grappler left a head…

… named 3ahr's successor. In his final year, Bahr led the Wolverines to a 13th-place finish iationally. "I learned an awful lot from Bahr)," McFarland said. "He's had ome great teams here. I want to con…

…- inue with those winning ways." Michigan has a rich tradition in vrestling dating back to the days vhen Cliff Keen, one of the biggest lames in college wrestling history, poached the Wolverines. In his 42…

… making adjustments, getting my staff in line, and running my first summer camp," McFarland said. "I haven't had too much time to relax." The former Wolverine brings a life full of wrestling experience to…

… last year. The Wolverines also return two All-Americans, sophomore Andy Hrovat in the 184-pound class, and junior Damion Logan in the 141- pound class. But McFarland insists that he did- n't return to…

… the Michigan wrestling team, that isn't the case. In the early signing period between Nov. 15 and 22, Joe McFarland, the first-year head coach for the Wolverines, was able to snag two key recruits, Ryan…

… to come for Michigan in this recruiting term. If McFarland can get his two top prospects in the early period, the season and the regular signing term can be focused on maintaining the Wolverines…

December 02, 1999 (vol. 110, iss. 45) • Page Image 38

… Writer It was obvious that Joe McFarland felt strong ties to the Michigan wrestling program when he returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach six years ago. The former Wolverine grappler left a head…

… named Bahr's successor. In his final year, Bahr led the Wolverines to a 13th-place finish nationally. "I learned an awful lot from (Bahr)," McFarland said. "He's had some great teams here. I want to con…

…- tinue with those winning ways." Michigan has a rich tradition in wrestling dating back to the days when Cliff Keen, one of the biggest names in college wrestling history, coached the Wolverines. In his 42…

… was busy making adjustments, getting my staff in line, and running my first summer camp," McFarland said. "I haven't had too much time to relax." The former Wolverine brings a life full of wrestling…

…'s top-ranked wrestler in the 174-pound weight class. Olson fin- ished second in the nation last year. The Wolverines also return two All-Americans, sophomore Andy Hrovat in the 184-pound class, and junior…

… period between Nov. 15 and 22, Joe McFarland, the first-year head coach for the Wolverines, was able to snag two key recruits, Ryan Bertin out of St. Edward High School in Lakewood, Ohio and Chris…

… two top prospects in the early period, the season and the regular signing term can be focused on maintaining the Wolverines' position as national powers and signing more national wrestling stars. While…

December 02, 1999 (vol. 110, iss. 45) • Page Image 11

… competition is nothing new for the Wolverines. Last summer, Michigan junior Chris Thompson won the bronze medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle race at the Pan-Pacific Championships with the fastest time recorded…

… including the Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Be i and Romania. A look at the Wolverines that wl the busiest this weekend.'. by an American since 1984. Thompson, an All-American, who was named last week's Big…

…' , j'y, who now swims for Club Wolverine in Ann Arbor, will also be in San Antonio. He will besm g f e av n te n swimming in four separate events this weekend.,*'. Malchow broke the American record in…

… country in Austin. No 2 Arizona, No. 9 Southern Methodist and No. 12 Texas will be among the competition for the ninth-ranked Wolverines. "We feel that to do the best job, we may sacrifice ranking," Kreska…

… Texas will definitely be better," Kreska said. "Those who don't need to compete at that level right now will stay." The Wolverines will return from Texas, and continue their training as the end of the…

… Free * Malchow graduated from Michigan last year, and will be at the U.S. Open swimming for Club Wolverine. 0 I "- -96 ~ Live3 65 -.co- .comY Internet 3 uhformat t edaand Dowright: o Mian citizens…

December 02, 1999 (vol. 110, iss. 45) • Page Image 35

… Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Belgium and Romania. International competition is nothing new for the Wolverines. Last summer, Michigan junior Chris Thompson won the bronze medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle race…

… the Pan American Games. Siciliano will be swimming in the 400 free and 400-meter individual medley race. Tom Malchow, a 1999 Michigan graduate who now swims for Club Wolverine in Ann Arbor, will also be…

… all over the world,> including the Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Bel um and Romania. A look at the Wolverines that wibe the busiest this weekend... r Swimmer Tony Kurth 9 Mark Leonard Events 100 Fly…

… will be among the competition for the ninth-ranked Wolverines. "We feel that to do the best job, we may sacrifice ranking," Kreska said. "We don't worry about (rankings) until it gets closer to nationals…

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…'t need to compete at that level right now will stay." The Wolverines will return from Texas, and continue their training as the end of the semester brings finals and stress. The time will be used to help…