September 06, 1984
(vol. 95, iss. 1)
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… meant sixth-place finishes in both the outdoor and indoor Big Ten Championships. IN THE INDOOR meet, several strokes of bad luck hampered the Wolverines. In the outdoor event, no such hardships occurred…
… duo finished one-two for the Wolverines to help keep Michigan in contention for the sixth spot. At the indoor NCAA meet in Syracuse the 3200-meter relay team of Jennifer Rioux, Martha Gray, Wilson and…
… hoping to break into the top ten in the nation this year. "We finished a stronger third than we thought we would in the Big Ten last year," said Wolverine assistant coach Bruce Gemmel. "We were very…
… Joe Parker. OTHER Wolverines to make the NCAA cut include Alex Wallingford, Kirstan Vandersluis, Mark Noetzel, Benoit Clement, and divers Bruce Kimball and Kent Ferguson, who went on to win the NCAA…
… a challenging, but realistic goal for the team this year." THE RETURNEES, combined with several recruits, could give the Wolverines the strength they need to improve in the Big Ten also. Michigan…
… out for the Canadian Olympic team. These two Canadians, who will rejoin the Wolverines this year are Naomi Marubashi and Melinda Copp. AS A FRESHMAN, two years ago, Marubashi was the Big Ten champion in…
… also put special em- phasis on recruiting a top breast- stroker, something the team sorely.-- needs. In doing this, the Wolverine4 coach landed a top prospect in Christi Vedeja from Madison. Other top…
… OF THE top golfers will be returning in the spring of 1985, but for the Wolverines to do any moving up they'll have to make some big im- provements during the off-season. The team is led by senior Dan…