…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com NEW STUDENT EDITION Tuesday, September 6, 2011- 5E Shocked Wolverines drop 2-1 thriller to Kentucky in NCAARegional finale By EMILY BONCHI Daily Sports…
… simultane- ously inevitable and impossible. As soon as the Wildcats' Annie Rowland's soft blooper started its arc downward, everyone knew the game was over. Kentucky won 2-1, upsetting the Wolverines on their…
… Cal Poly's Boris Novachkov, 3-2, in the 141-pound title. The national title was Michi- gan's first in any sport during the 2010-11 school year. Led by Russell, the 11th- ranked Wolverines (5-3 Big Ten…
… Wolverines' best chance Dec. 13, 2010 - to stave off elimination and shock SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - the team that defeated them 7-1 Despite being outscored 12-2 in in mid-October. its last two meetings with…
… sophomore forward Kevin Lynch with just under 10 minutes remaining in regulation - the Wolverine penalty killers preserved the tie. The Bulldogs boast the 10th best power play in the nation, but Michigan was…
… obviously some of us got a bit tired by play- ing too much PK." The Wolverines got out to an early lead when senior forward Ben Winnett scored his fifth goal of the season - and second goal of the Frozen Four…
… Sports Writer March 7, 2011 - When Michi- gansoftballcoachCarol Hutchins earned her 1,200th career victory Saturday - an 8-3 decision over Ball State that improved on the Wolverines' unblemished record…
… college softball his- tory. And the Wolverines have been creeping up the national polls. While the schedule thus far hasn't been filled with national powers, some difficult challenges await Michigan. If it…
…-card spot. But those plans were cut short. King reached the Sweet 16 in singles - something not done by a Wolverine in 19 years - before falling to the No. 5 seed, but not without earning All-American status…
… to the Sweet 16 and officially earned him ITA All-American status - an honor a Wolverine hasn't had in four years. Just over two hours after King won to reach the Sweet 16 in sin- gles, he stepped on…
… effort, as well." The team continues its season t wasn't the only obstacle at the Illinois Orange and Blue ng in the Wolverines' way. Preview in Urbana, Ill. on Sept. "We w its bef starter to go." Tau…
…- tinues to add more pieces to the Wolverines' attack as the young season progresses. But this weekend in the Utah Valley Invitational in Orem, Utah, Rosen must have been jug- gling torches because his…
… the tribute to Morrison - evidence of a coach perplexed by the impact of a player who accomplished more than any other Wolverine during his collegiate career. The constant stare toward the shrine was…
… evident of a coach perplexed by the impact one player had on the program, of a player who accomplished more than any other Wolverine during his collegiate career. - Of a player who was impossible to c…
…, 1996, following the Wolverines' victory over Colorado College in the NCAA title game, fans at the Riverfront Coliseum were all witnesses to what Berenson and the Michigan coaching staff already knew for…
…-open goal on Tiger goaltender Ryan Bach and arguably one of the easiest goals of his career - to clinch Michigan's eighth national championship. And all he could think about was the past. The Wolverines…
…' failures in the NCAA Tournament. The overtime losses. The upsets. Former Wolverines like Mike Knuble, David Harlock and Aaron Ward, who preceded Morrison and didn't have the fortunate opportunity to win a…
…- tion, asking hopeful Wolverines what they could do for Michigan. Once fall rolled around for the start of the 1993-1994 campaign, in walked a boyish 18-year-old Morri- son, and Berenson soon found out…
…. MEN'S SOCCER Michigan lacks urgency, disappoints in loss to WMU ALEX BONDY against Western Michigan. Daily Sports Writer The Wolverines dropped the match 2-1 due to a slow start, as One word keeps…
… made his first After losing start of the season, stopping three of its last four matches in three shots in the first half, but overtime, the Wolverines suf- the Wolverines did not make it fered another…
… eyes in the back of his head. No, actually he did. Muckalt, who played with Morrison for the better part of three years as a Wolverine, knew that firsthand. "I've never had the opportu- nity to play with…
…. "You couldn't stop them." It had the sniper in Muckalt, the player who eventually put the Wolverines onhis back during the …
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