… note of feared Michigan ' Coaches careful to compliment Wolverines By Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writer MILWAUKEE - All four teams still alive in the NCAA hockey tour- nament arrived here yesterday, but…
… plays the Wolverines at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the second semifinal at the Thursday Bradley Center. DaCola Michigan, which CO rea received a first-round vs. Nort bye, advanced after jump-. (291-2 ing all…
…Sports 6A — Thursday, March 26, 2015 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com ALLISON FARRAND/Daily Senior guard Nicole Elmblad led Michigan with 14 rebounds in the Wolverines’ win over Toledo on…
… Monday. Michigan hosts Missouri By BRAD WHIPPLE Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women’s basketball team refuses to let its season end. Monday night, the Wolverines powered through Toledo on…
… the weather in Ann Arbor, the Michigan men's golf team heads to Dallas this weekend to compete in the Tanglewood Invitational. One concern for the Wolverines is that the chilly, rainy weather in…
… during spring break. The 20-team event gave the Wolverines reason for optimism heading into this weekend. As he did throughout the fall, Mike Harris led the way in South Carolina by shooting a four…
… generally get smoke. But on Friday, a rowdy Penn State crowd couldn't douse the flames of a red-hot pair of Wolverines. After taking an early 1-0 lead, the Michigan women's tennis team con- tinued to roll…
… placed carefully between the Penn State play- ers. The duo has been key to Michigan's revitalized doubles effort. After start- ing the season 0-9 in doubles play, the Wolverines have since gone 4-1. This…
… Michigan winters don't always follow the groundhog's advice at the beginning of February, the Michigan men's track team has had little practice outside this season. So last weekend, the Wolverines traveled…
… joined the Wolverines. The distance runners picked up right where they left off at the end of the indoor season and dominated the 1,500- meter run. More than 70 athletes ran the race, but the Wolverines…
… - Sports Monday - March 26, 1990 Wolverines bitten by Cardinal Stanford edges 'M' for third at NCAAs. by Mike Gill Daily Sports Editor INDIANAPOLIS - Ten minutes after competition ended at the NCAA Men…
… gave us a helluva lead," Urbanchek replied. Urbanchek and Lang had just witnessed Stanford grab third place in the final team standings from the Wolverines by placing third in the championship final of…
… SWIMMERS, page 4 JOSE JUAREZ/Daily Michigan swimmer Mike Barrowman waves to his teammates after winning the 200 breaststroke with a winning time of 1:53.77, a new American record. Fellow Wolverine, Eric…
… they wer night. Last year A sixth place finish out of seven teams is usually place. The not something to get excited about, but last year the performances Wolverines finished last in this competition…
…, res- recorded three of its highest event scores in he Wolverines began the competition on ercise, and totaled 46.95 points for a third Laura Lundbeck did a very clean floor ing a 9.55 to qualify her for…
… Michigan's women's gymnastics team is shown here on the uneven bars in this weekend's Big Ten Championships. The Wolverines showed improvement over last year, finishing sixth. HORSING AROUND --am by Jeff…
… will scored at t be held on Saturday. tournament -Following an indoor season marked Mortimer en by inconsistency, the Wolverines will the reigning begin their quest to improve upon door season poor…
… results at the Big Ten Indoor American, Championships, where the Wolverines year, in the finished a disappointing sixth. 10,000 run Michigan is not without momentum, 5,000 run as ugh - the Wolverines…
… Wolverines. T HE DAILY'S STARS The Michigan Daily hockey writers' picks for Michigan's three stars of the weekend. MARK KOSICK LEFT WING The beleagured senior has come in the playoffs - as he's done in the…
… the Frozen Four for the first time since its championship season of 1998. The Wolverines will begin by playing Boston College in the semifi- nal round. Michigan State will face off against North Dakota…
… Unfortunately for the Wolverines, they r; into a very talented and determined N' 12 Illinois team. "They're very, very good," sophomc Chris Shaya said. "They're relentless, th keep coming at you, and they don…
…. The slump started Feb. 17 at Northwe ern, where the Wolverines let one sl .ay, and quickly snowballed into clo osses against Minnesota and India Solid start f -IrAdam Kaplan .Jiy. Sports Writer w =ith…
… defense- man Lee Moffie took his own trip to the sin bin, throwing away part of the Wolverines' valuable opportunity. Once Moffie left the box, Michigan still had another three minutes to try and make the…
… most of its man advantage. And the team tried its best, getting 13 shots on goal during the course of the game misconduct. But the puck didn't find twine. The closest thing the Wolverines saw to a goal…
… day of the NCAA CAlFmNA 6 , CALAR, inc. COlaNd 6, Championships in Indianapolis. ChriS Thompson, the corommanon Washington HOUSTON 113, Wolverines' top finisher, placed third in the 50-yard XAVIER 106…
… The Centrum's ice, Berenson beckoned his troops to center ice anyway. As the team congre- gated around him, Berenson pointed to the NCAA symbol below him and mentioned how the Wolverines have always U…
…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 26, 1999 - 9 4Vlichigan, Denver to be close 4VIATC HUPS ntinued from Page 8 the Wolverines, because their late-sea- son offensive surge has been keyed by their…
… crisp passing. Can Denver pull off the upset in that department? They may not be fast enough to keep up with the Wolverines, but the Pioneers would love to try and wear Michigan down. Ohio State won the…
…The Michigan Daily - michiganclaily.com Friday, March 26, 2010 - 9 M ichgnadvances to WNJT elite eight Wolverines beat Northwestern to split with Wildcats .C _ x on the season 00, ,, VA SAD…
… ALSALAH/Daily Junior Louie Caporusso has taken off in the second half of the season, now leading the Wolverines in goals with 20. Blue starts tourney road against Bemidji By MARK BURNS No. 2 seed. The…
… layoff, the Michigan women's golf team will head south this weekend to begin the spring season at the South Carolina Invitational in Columbia, S.C. The Wolverines are eager to get back onto the fairways…
… Wolverines. The tournament begins with a 'practice round, Thursday, before the teams play 18-holes Friday, Satur- day and Sunday. The Michigan weather has re- stricted the Wolverines to domed driving ranges…
… losses. But the regular season is now history, and a loss in the NCAA Tournament means you're sent home. The Wolverines will play a first- round game away from home for the first time in three years…
… you simply look at where the teams rank in their respective confer- ences, Michigan has a big advantage. The Wolverines led the CCHA with a 3.61 goals-per-game average. In com- parison, New Hampshire…
…, and be a defensive presence," Sims said. "I can be the same offensive presence and not score points by kicking it out to open teammates." THE MOOSE IS LOOSE: Apparently, one Wolverine will now go by…
… tournament. The Wolverines are one of the last four teams alive for the fourth time in five years while the Terriers are en- joying their third straight final four showing. "It's almost like David and Goliath…
…, Michigan coach Red Berenson is more concerned about his own team. The Wolverines have left the NCAA tournament earlier than expected each of the past three years - and all in overtime. Last season, as a No…
… norm for the Michigan hockey team. In two of its four CCHA playoff games, the Wolverines needed an extra frame to decide things, and it won both of those playoff games. But the first round of the NCAA…
… uniform. The Wolverines were exhausted after a long weekend in Detroit for the CCHA Cham- pionship a week ago, which included a double-overtime vic- tory against Bowling Green in the semifinal and a loss to…
… - Wolverine captain Luke Glendening hammered home a rebound and Michigan led, 1-0. Schafer blinked again - Michigan junior forward Kevin Lynch's shot found the back of the net. Barely two minutes into the…
…, Hunwick skated off past that empty crease. Thirty seconds later and one time zone away, clocks at Yost Ice Arena blinked to midnight. See HUNWICK, Page 3B SOFTBALL Wolverines sweep Big Ten opener By DANIEL…
… softball 13th-consecutive victory for at-bat to a full count.After scor- team, the Wolverines over Penn State ing another run in the fourth which PENN STATE 2 (0-3 Big Ten, 7-18 overall). inning to make the…
… score 2-0, opened MICHIGAN 11 Michigan (3-0, 21-9) won the Wolverines tallied a pair up Big PENN STATE 4 its 11th- and 12th-consecutive of runs in the fifth inning via a Ten MICHIGAN 12 games against the…
… MICHIGAN 6 and 12-4. The scoring for the Michigan concluded the three- Wolverines started in the bot- scoring for the day in the sixth game sweep of Penn State. tom of the third by freshman inning when…
… HIGAN 11 against Indiana- Purdue Fort Wayne was any indication, winning consecutive games might become a regular occurrence for the Wolverines. Behind a dominant pitching performance from junior left…
…, you're going to get a good result." Brosnahan's performance coin- cided with the Wolverines' best day at the plate in three weeks, as eight different batters recorded at least one RBI. Sparked by junior…
…. "She seemed a little bit more relaxed," Hutchins said. "Haylie really came back." The Wolverines' patience at the plate was key for Michigan over the weekend. In the three-game set, the Wolverine hitters…
… drew 20 walks, including 10 in one of Saturday's games. "Quality at-bats are the reason we get runs," Hutchins said. "We are trying to gain momentum in quality at-bats." The Wolverines' play this…
… a bad dream. "The g Instead of buckling to the was disc second-ranked Wolverines, was ob Cornell proved resilient. And a fac it caught the Wolverines off guard, no mat- ter how highly they thought of…
…'ve liked to have had that goal. Going up 2-0 would've been huge." Though the Wolverines couldn't hang on to the lead that eventually disappeared, they never let the game out of their reach. In fact, when…
… to im- prove. "I think that the pitching can get much better," said Middaugh. "For us to be successful, we need some of our pitchers to come on." THE WOLVERINE mentor's pit- ching,, worries, however…
…)," said Middaugh. "We had much better defensive play than last year. We played pretty well." Middaugh also pointed out that the Wolverines played a much tougher spring schedule this year than in previous…
….Conference) title.", THE WOLVERINES opened their season by sweeping a doubleheader from Central Michigan, 13-0 and 7-2. The batsmen's winning streak con- tinued as they took the first game of a doubleheader from the…
… Houston Cougars, 5-3. Michigan, however, gave up its first loss of the season to the Cougers in the second game of the twinbill, 6-2. The Wolverines dropped two straight after their loss to Houston, falling…
…- final game of the trip, the Wolverines made up for an earlier loss with a victory against Nebraska, 4-1. Michigan was rated fifth in the nation by All-American Baseball News and seventh by Collegiate…
…," said Middaugh. "He is a much better thrower this year." Paciorek's offensive play has also aided the Wolverines, as he currently leads the Michigan batting statistics with his .528 average for the trip…
…. Another player who has shown im- provement for the Wolverines is junior Jeff Jacobson. Jacobson garnered an average of .452 for the trip. "JACOBSON has always been a good defensive player," said Middaugh…
…," he said. After meeting the Hurons on Tuesday, the Wolverines face Grand Valley State the following day. LSA SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Merit Award Recipients Jay P. Belanger Eric P. Greenblatt Christopher…
… Oakland because they played with a lot of energy. When you're the underdog and you play like that, you have a chance to win, especially in the short games like these." The Wolverines found themselves…
… course because more often than not he'll do the job." And after a rough patch last weekend, the Wolverines can rest a little easier now. "The sweep was huge," Wilson said. "Especially coming off of the…
… spot, we want to put the bat on the ball.” Through the first month of the season, the Wolverines have searched every nook and cranny of the country for such swings. Despite their efforts from Tampa…
… Michigan took the diamond at Alumni Field last week, the switch flipped. In the seven home games since, the Wolverines have launched 12 long balls en route to seven consecutive victo- ries. With…
… big goals. Wolverine fans probably don't real- ize how much they're goingto miss that guy. And Hunwick, the captain. He was slick on both ends of the ice with moves so smooth it was easy to miss how…
… helpful he really was. His skat- ing abilities alone will be something the Wolverines long for next season. They'll miss Jason Dest and Tim SIOUX From page 1B since it gave up five to Minnesota on Nov. 25…
… got those power-play goals." But if the game had just been the first minute of each period, the pen- alties wouldn't have made a differ- ence. The Wolverines scored two goals in the first minute of both…
… the Wolverines didn't rally, and the final 19 minutes of each peri- od hit them hard. North Dakota (13-10-5 WCHA,;22- 13-5) scored three unanswered goals to end the first and second periods, securing a…
…- tral-zone trap, but there was no doubt by the third period that the game's manic pace had taken its toll on Michigan. The Wolverines looked tired and frustrated. Nothing proved this more than Hensick…
… box. It also robbed him of a chance at being the first Wolverine to score 70 points in a season since Brendan Morrison had 88 in the 1996-97 campaign. More important, the loss deprived Michigan's senior…
… this weekend. locker room after the game. The only sleep The Wolverines were the lone CCHA he got since the birth was on the flight to team not to advance past the first round. Denver. *1 U Why choose…
… Daily Sports Writer For Michigan water polo fans, this upcoming weekend may be con- fusing. The Wolverines will travel to Pennsylvania for the second half of the Southern Division Tournament, a…
…'s ten- nis team beat Notre Dame - a feat the Wolverines haven't achieved since. For the ninth consecutive time, No. 27 Notre Dame (9-7 overall) defeated No. 28 Michigan (2-1 Big Ten, 9-4) 5- 2…
… competition this season, including a win against then-No. 13 Purdue on the road. The Wolverines have faced dominant athletes such as Duke center Elizabeth Williams and Penn State guard Maggie Lucas, though…
…. "We know that it's going to be difficult, but like these kids said, the game doesn't know." In their first-round matchup with Villanova, the Wolverines benefited from Barnes Arico's experience against…
… Hutchins had a talk with her team about the signifi- cant new challenge that lies ahead: Playing at home. When the Wolverines run onto Alum- ni Field this afternoon to face Bowling Green, it will be their…
… weekend for warmer pastures, playing returns hon tournaments in California, Florida, tournament Georgia and Kentucky. But now that two months the Wolverines finally have the chance Florida, Ge to play a…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 26,1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ........... FACIP I'llATi'1 TUESDAY,-MARCH..6, 197 -flE MICIIIANIIAIL JrA"Z l nnr~u'D Wolverine Track squad Completes Indoor Season 0 Sterling…
… Wolverine trackmen were scattered around the Mid- West and Canada at meets in Cleveland, Denison, 0., and Ham- ilton, Ont. Good at Hamilton The top honors went to the con- tingent flying Michigan colors at…
… club member and Geert Kielstrup took a third in the mile. In other action Saturday night two Wolverines grabbed off first places at the University relays in Denison. Dave Owen, who has been plagued by a…
… tour- nament will be held in Minneapo- lis instead of Colorado Springs, ac- cording to Michigan hockey Coach Vic Heyliger, but no action has been taken on the recent suspen- sions of the three Wolverine…
… its second place finish in the Big Ten meet, the Wolverines are given a good chance to wine the Nationals. Michigan took first place honors in the triangular meet with rela- tive ease, but two high…
…'Gymnasts .Sixth in C By AL JONES The field was..too strong and too numerous for the Wolverine gym- nasts at the NCAA meet last week- end in Annapolis. Michigan had hoped to raise the fifth p lace efforts they had…
…, achieved last year, but had to settle for sixth in a meet that fea- tured a host of great gymnasts and large ten or twelve-man,.teams. Just Three Men Wolverine Coach Newt Loken took only three men to the…
… hi team being rusty, and with good reason. The Wolverines' pas five games were cancelled due to weather, leaving the tea with a dangerous idle stretch preceding the beginning of conference season. As…
… it turns out, Zahn had little to Worry about. Th Wolverines showed no signs of sluggishness yesterday, blast ing Ball State, 14-6, in their home opener at Fisher Stadium. Behind a massive 12-run fifth…
… lined the ball up the middle scoring Tousa and Cervenak and giving the Wolverines a 3- lead. Shortstop Brian Kalczynski then singled in Besco, open ing the floodgates for a major Wolverine rally. When it…
… was on the phone from Iowa City reporting the sad details of the Big Ten gymnastics meet. Michigan was second to Illinois and the Wolverines' last hopes for a winter sport Big Ten title had gone the way…
… heck the Wolverines would get a little nearer. I'm beginning to growl at my friends. If my roommate had gotten up last week to ask me the score of the Michigan-Boston U. NCAA hockey game when I slunk in…
… for the Big Ten track championships at Champaign and right here in Ann Arbor the Wolverine swimmers who didn't figure to have a chance in the world of whipping Ohio State were only seven points behind…
… three years ago, but his boys Just didn't have the stuff to cope with Illinois. More woe. NEXT YEAR looks like a great year for the Wolverines. Track and hockey championships seem a certainty, wrestling…
… with 66 points. THE WOLVERINES, led by Captain Pete Barthell, their only first place winner, scored 37 1/2 points, five more than the Go- phers who were defending team champions. The, Michigan captain…
…'s Norm Shulte for the same position in the parallel bars and finished fifth in the all-around. Ettl was classed as the most pronising first-year man in yesterday's championships by Wolverine Coach Newt…
… hemselves any longer. As the final seconds ticked away, and as Michigan clinched its first trip to the Frozen Four since 1998, the Wolverines leaped over the bench and rushed the ice. By the looks on their…
… Pearson. On the ice, sophomore J.J. Swistak leaped into the air like a kid who just got out of his last day at school. At the same time, 22 other Wolverines swarmed goalie Josh Blackburn -knockings the net…
… straight- set win over Notre Dame's Jennifer Hall, who is ranked 18th nationally. "I was pleased for Brooke, that's a huge win," Michigan coach Bitsy Ritt said. The Wolverines then dropped two more matches…
…. Michigan came out on fire in doubles play. At No. 3, Harris and Weggenman rolled over their opponents 8-1. Hart and Lund cruised as well, winning 8-2. The Wolverines had tied the team score at four points…
… Stanford's arrogance. A week ago he printed out a sign from Stanford's swimming home page and taped it up next to the pool for every Wolverine to see. The sign read "We won Pac I Os, now on to NCAAs ... see…
… do it in the pool," he said. "Not just on paper. Anybody can do it on paper." But in all likelihood, the Wolverines won't keep up with Stanford this weekend. And they already know it. "The top three…
… point o - far from it. The Wolverines scored their tition was watching highest all-around score of the season. Their bie Geiger take a bro finish really should come as no surprise, beam. It was nice to…
…, a sure sign that the team is in tune with the future. The Wolverines have nine first-year gym- nasts and three sophomores. They only have four out-going seniors. Four of the first-year gymnasts, led…
… tough event to handle pressure on. There is a lot of wide open space and not very much balance beam under- neath you." Thus, the Wolverine's low score on this event placed them last in the beam…
… competition on Saturday with the top eight scorers advan- cing. Michigan qualified one gym- nast in each event. Diane Armento was the lone competitor for the Wolverines on the vault. Armento performed the same…
… suf- fered a fall on a release move. Debbie Geiger, the Wolverine beam qualifier, turned in a very solid performance to score a 9.5. This score earned her a third place tie. "I've been working all…
…." The 10-run, 50-minute first inning truly decided the game's outcome. Phil Tognetti relieved Collins for Michigan and immediately shut down the Chippe- was. The Wolverines then came up to bat in the…
…, though, as some of the Wolverines skated around on Monday with giant orange cones around the face-off circle. The crew spent eight hours taking off all the advertising boards with lexion protection…
… game in school history without being at least slightly enamored by the heart they showed. Not only did Mercyhurst not bow down to the mighty Wolverines, it actual- ly took the lead twice. In particular…
… - NCAA Semifinalist On the shoulders of sophomores Brendan Morrison and Marty Turco, the Wolverines made it to their third Frozen Four in four years. But, they lost to Maine 4-3 in triple overtime. As a…
… and the 1500-meter freestyles, the 150-yard backstroke and the 300-yard medley relay. There is a great likelihood that the Wolverines will come out of today's events even with the Buckeyes in the matter…
… Rogers of Columbia should take fourth. Holiday Rtules Backstroke Field Wolverine Harry Holiday has be- come the exclusive ruler of the na- tion's college backstrokers, proved by his recent NCAA record…
… two-mile relay. Ufer Will Run 600 Doherty said that if it comes to entering the Wolverine in only one race he will be placed in the 600. In that case, Bob Hume, regular two- miler, would take over Ufer…
… hurdles, com- peting against such champions as Bob Wright and Whitey Hlad. Bob Segula competes the Wolverine con- tingent, being scheduled for the pole- vault. Two Freshmen Make Trip Making the Purdue trip…
… maybe a chance of John Liedy, last year's captain, returning to the team, although he is in the Army. I I - MICKEY FISHMAN ... Wolverine hurler, who along with "Pro" Boim, will be counted on to provide…
… Wolverine ball club will be one of the molt interesting that he has had to work with since he came here in '21. There are only seven returning let- termen, the lowest number that he has ever had for a nucleus…
…, Dvorsky 2. S - Fox, PVitense 4. IP H R ER BR SO Before the eighth inning1 Wolverines trailed Iowa 2-4 i Iowa shortstop Kurt Vitens into the game-ending 4-4 i play in the bottom of the scoreboard read…
… Michigan 4, For the first seven iir Wolverines' bats were keI> Iowa hurler Chad BlackwelI "We we're hitting him," captain Scott Tousa said. were hitting them right at p Finally Michigan first Nate Wright…
… gain invaluable experience taking on such a highly-ranked team. While the Wolverines preach respect for their opponent, George Washington's players suspect otherwise. "I think there's a big chance Michi…
… players, but it has more sig- nificance to Fisher and his fifth-year seniors. In 1989, theWolverines walked out of this building national champions. "This ismy first trip back since'89," Fisher said. "When…
… fourth — Byrd has always appreciated the unique opportunity of being able to compete for the Wolverines, an opportunity she rightfully earned through her commitment to the novice program. And now…
… reversed. This time, Livers’ name shot across national airwaves after posterizing Florida’s Andrew Nembhard to help send the Wolverines to the Sweet Sixteen — the zenith of a postseason in which he…
…'s action 34 points be- hind, now sit on a 33-point lead with 215 markers to their credit. Indiara is second with 182 points, while 'the Wolverines are nestled down in the third poistion with 161. Saari Stars…
… the Victors" was carried over the airwaves as much as any other song, with the Wolverines winning two of the six events on the pro- gram. A top effort by the Michigan finalists, was vital if the Wolver…
… the gutter. For comparison's sake, the Ameri- can record for the 100-yard free- style is :46.1. As Wolverine Coach Gus Stager said after the relay, "It was a great race. The first two swimmers just…
… out "C was ahead of Kammen through the match. As time was runn out, Jim gave a last-ditch eff but failed . . , the situation w either pin or get pinned." Two other Wolverines madet quarterfinals, but…
… The Daily MIAMI, Fla.-Michigan's golf squad surged into second place, Thursday, whilenWolverine John Richart held onto third in in- dividual play, after the second round of the University of Miami…
… said. "It's fun to travel around, don't get me wrong. But up here, it's home; you love to play at home." The Wolverines (5-9) will open a nine-game homestand against Oakland (4-8) at 3 p.m. today. The…
… game will be one of four for the Wolverines as part of the Michigan clas- sic. Detroit (1-8) will join Oakland, as both will play the Wolverines, twice over the weekend. Last years opener with Central…
… Ann Arbor provides an opportuni- ty to show off his talent. He currently sits second in RBIs and third in batting average for the Wolverine squad. "I think it's great being here from Auburn." Bohm said…
… tomorrow's NCAA quarterfinal. The Wolverines will play either Miami or Wisconsin. Today Sunny and warm; Hih 6a L w44 HTomorrow Sunny and warmer; High 62, Low 46 V t tY One hundred two years of editorial…
… Arbor, Mich., the Michi- ganWolverines!"The applause was not deafening, yet it dwarfed the mere smatter the George Washington Colonials (21-8 overall) had received two hours ear- lier. The Wolverines…
…. "They felt very strongly that hav- ing his continuing presence in theroom, See SUSPENSION, Page 2 Michigan foreward Chris Webber celebrates a Wolverine victory over the UCLA Bruins last Sunday. The win…
… propelled the Wolverinesinto the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament. The Wolverines face the George Washington Colonials in the Seattle Kingdome tonight. Despite a minor hamstring injury earlier this week…
… and Bowling Green alum. Former Wolverine Mike Cammalleri also plays for Los Angeles. According to his father, Johnson will return to Ann Arbor following the Kings' season and is enrolled in spring term…
… Wolverines will miss Johnson's dazzling offensive abili- ties and the physical presence he brought to the team. In his first year, he set the all-time record for single-season penalty minutes (149) and points…
… here, being a Wolverine," Johnson said. "I'm still proud as hell to be one." - Nate Sandals and Ian Robinson contributed to this report. The Chinese Student Association Dance Troupe performs a…
… needs to teach this team more than anything else is some- thing that is characteristic of every championship team - in any sport. Killer instinct. The Wolverines had the opportunity to exhibit it in the…
… first Salf when they were ahead 28-16 with seven minutes to go. But rather than continuing to stifle an already horrendous Arkansas shoot- ing attack, Michigan opted to play role reversal. The Wolverines…
… parking in a dark neighborhood, they can park in a lighted parking lot." The Wolverine Party has targeted the staff and faculty parking lots as a possible solution this past year, said Wolverine Party…
… presidential can- didate Andy Schor. Wolverine Party member Bryan Theis organized a group of students who "observed staff-paid parking lots and observed how may parking spots were empty each day," Schor said. As…
… in the March cold must have lit a fire under the Mich- igan baseball team as it swept three games from the Ball State Cardinals over the weekend. The Wolverines won the first two games, 3-2 and 7…
…'s two-out double. Everly followed with a two-run shot to give the Wolverines the lead. The Cardinals stormed back to take an 8-6 lead, but the Wolverines refused to quit. Flannelly led off the seventh…
… mostly exhibitions and clinics. This will give the Wolverines time to practice and play their own style of ball again after a long lay-off, as well as round into shape for the tourna- ment. The…
… Miami Invitational Tournament. Michigan's total of 299 was good for third place behind Florida's 287 and Florida State"s 288. Di- rectly behind the Wolverines were two more teams from the deep South…
… Bill Kogan. dI Michigan will be represented in the annual Purdue Relays at Lafayette tonight by a seven man task force. The Wolverines are sending their two mile relay team, against a strong field…
… the absence of Bruce Har- lan and Hobart Billingsley of Ohio State - the Wolverines stand a good chance. Harlan and Billingsley, OSU'S diving aces, are competing in the NCAA swimming champion- ships…
… Kell-are over the .300 mark. And none of the other regulars are over .261. The Wolverine ex, Dick Wakefield, is out-doing himself in the spring session with a fancy .161 on five bingles in 31 attempts…
… are the better. But that doesn't say the game wasn't an upset. Pre-tourney dopesters had the Wolverines figured a safe bet to repeat. Boston College was seeded in the number two spot. All of which…
… champions. Only two teams, however, are rated a chance to upset the great Varsity ag- gregation, Yale and Ohio State. The Wolverines have twice defeated the, Buckeyes, however, and it is doubtful if the Eli…
… year's team,.but there are some very good wrestlers on it, according to Coach Keiiy. Along with the Wolverines at this meet will be Michigan State, Wayne University, the Dearborn A.C., and a few of the…
…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 26, 1987 Former Wolverine star now coaching in the CBA Russell preaches noble values By IAN RATNER He is a three time All-American, a legend, whose…
… Michigan superstar Cazzie Russell helped lead the Wolverines to three Big Ten titles and two trips to the Final Four during his three seasons here. In the NBA, he was part of the 1969-70 World Champion New…
…." Leading the way at the first singles position for the Wolverines will be sophomore All-American and All-Big' Ten selection Marion Kremer. Sophomore All-Big Ten selection Mary Mactaggert follows Kremer at…
… today at Eastern Kentucky, and follows that with two matches on Saturday. Then it is back to Ann Arbor, where the Wolverines will face Northwestern on April 3. "I'm looking to win all three matches this…
…'s going to be tough for Wisconsin to play back to back." The Wolverines will have to play inspired hockey if they hope to upend the Big Red, however. Their weaknesses are few and far between as the Wildcats…
…'s goals per game average. In the last two periods Baretta demon- strated his All-American prowess. He will be a tough bar- rier for the Wolverines to penetrate. Baretta's success is largely due to the…
… crowd advan- tage. The Wolverine fans will have to yell their lungs out, how- ever, if they hope to compete with Wisconsin's Red Hoards. Badger fans in numbers close to 5,000 came to cheer their team to…
… Wisconsin mentor Bob Johnson pointed out, "Michi- gan has a fine team of their own." The Wolverines are confident they can win it. Michigan goalie Rick Palmer put it this way, "I think we can win it, we have…
… (playing with a broken stick) 13:36. Overtime Scoring: 7. w - Eaves (unassisted). Saves by Periods New Hampshire .......... 11 9 19 Wisconsin............7 9 WOLVERINE CENTER Dave Debol f ips a backhander…
