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…- On Women's Tennis gan women's tennis team may be the exception, though. This year's team won a Big Ten title, but time after time couldn't win on the big stage. Despite the title, the Wolverines could…

… team over self, and in turn, individual success occurs. But come crunch time, the team faltered. After losing just once in the Big Ten season, the Wolverines won their fourth-straight Big Ten title, and…

… reliable pair faltered, losing in straight sets. Though the Bruins were a very strong and capable team, this was a shocking upset. The Wolverine pair throughout the season cited their success based on…

… eventual champion, Nicole Gibbs of Stanford. Yurovsky gave Gibbs arguably her toughest match of the tournament, though. The Wolverines have a lot to look forward to in Yurovsky. If there's one thing to know…

… last Sunday when Washington elimi- nated the Michigan softball team from the Women's College World Series. Along the way, the Wolverines enjoyed a 16-0 start to conference play en route to a sixth…

…-straight Big Ten champi- onship and a third consecutive regional title. The Daily revisited the highs and lows of Michigan's season that ended Sunday: Best non-conference win The Wolverines woke up on March 15…

… Super Regional final comeback wins. to send the Wolverines to the Women's College World Series - and the lows, like an early exit from the Big Ten tournament. As it is in the classroom along with the…

…, Haylie Wagner, Driesenga was a horse from the start. Pitching became the story of non-conference play, as Driesenga bailed out a streaking, youngoffense to earn the Wolverines 21 victories. And when Wagner…

… had failed Driesenga throughout the Wolverine'sjourney to the WCWS, but something that didn't surprise Michigan coach Carol Hutchins. As a team, Michigan committed 77 errors this season, which is well…

… began, the newfound expectation of winning became evident while the Wolverines (14-10 Big Ten, 29-27 overall) consistently battled back from adversity to earn the program's first berth to the Big Ten…

…-hander Chad Jasman, worked throughout the season to help their coach instill the winning culture among their younger teammates. You could see it had paid off on thefinalregular-seasongame,when the Wolverines…

… lineup on the field. As the Wolverine baseball pro- gram looks forward, it will have to do so without the leaders who helped precipitate the team's change in mentality. With Bakich at the helm, Michigan…

… teams truly was foreign. doing the exact same thing this year, After its surprise run to so we'll see if it really turns into an Louisville, Ky., the Wolverines advantage. traveled to Buenos Aires…

… at. By the end we had a lot of Wolverines shrugged off fatigue, stuff we want to get better at once culture shock and even travel- we start practicingagain." delaying political protests en route…

… decided to move on with the next phase of his life. The Wolverines will begin their search for his replacement immediately. During his 36 years of coaching, LaPlante has helped with 18 athletes earning…

… 2013 season concluded Sat- e urday, when the Wolverines fin- c ished tied for 44th at the NCAA e outdoor championships in Eugene, s Ore. LaPlante's best finish dur- h ing his tenure as head coach was e…

… time of 49.37 to take fourth 2, Ferlic found himself a natural place. In doing so, he became to the event. The same distance the top Wolverine finisher in the runner who suffered through a hurdles since…

… already a better result than last year. The Wolverines' four runners are an improvement from last year, when the team sent three competitors to the event and scored no points. With two returning athletes…

… only non-graduating most f member of the four competing at an e Wolverines, set a new school was gre record and personal best in the place to pole vault, finishing 10th for the Thou second consecutive…

… World Series last weekend. 'M' oftball falls in WCWS Wolverines return from first World Series since 2009 By GREG GARNO and ERIN LENNON Managing Sports Editor and Daily Sports Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY…

… entire career - who stood on first base as No. 8 Michigan softball team's savior in the Women's College World Series with her second hit of the game and third-career RBL The Wolverines were six outs away…

… to second after tagging up at first base but was caught stealing for the Wolverines' first out. Two batters later, Washington first baseman Hooch Fagaly - a cornerstone of the second-best defense in…

… Wolverines in the air. Walker obtained five pop-outs in RELEASE DATE- Thursday, June 6,2013 Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis Call: #734-418-4115 Email…

… the shooting guard position. While Los Angeles has former Michigan player Jamal Crawford - the last Wolverine to be a lottery selection or first round pick - he is seen more as a sixth man or instant…