September 24, 2010 (vol. 121, iss. 14) • Page Image 5
…-time assists record, previously held by Linnea Mendoza. Michigan coach Mark Rosen said Zimmerman may be the best player to ever suit up for the Wolverines. Zimmerman ready to mak real histoy Want to see some…
… her from Linnea Mendoza - the Wolverines' all- time assists leader - the spotlight will shine ever so brightly on the Barrington, Illinois native inside Cljffea~enAryea tonight. , - The only question is…
… about. Since her freshman year, Zim- merman has started in every set of every Wolverine match, a total of 119 consecutive matches. She's overcome an injury to her right thiAb last October,, ot missing a…
… match, Toledo upset the Wolverines, 3-2. After the game, Michigan coach Mark Rosen sat against the wall on the floor outside of the locker room. Nearly speechless, it was clear that Rosen did not intend…
… beating the Beavers 3-1. The Wolverines used those six games to improve communication between a host of new and experi- enced players. It took some getting used to, but by the end of the six- game stretch…
… Lexi Zim- merman. The Wolverines run a nuanced offense, with only one set- ters. The entire team must know how that one setter plays. The expe- rience the freshmen gained playing with Zimmerman will be…
… needed when they are playing a fast-paced conference team. The Wolverines traveled to Ari- zona for the ASU Sheraton tour- nament last weekend. Michigan defeated three of its toughest oppo- nents each in 3…
…-1 matches to finish in the most ideal way heading into conference play. Big Ten play starts tonight against Iowa, as the Wolverines sit at fourth in the conference stand- ings and the Hawkeyes rank last. But…
… as the Wolverines know too well - you can never be too sure aboutyour opponent. "I told the girls today we want to have signature wins and afterward say, 'That's a good win right there,"' Rosen said on…
