… shutoutfortheteam andamilestonefor its top player. In defeating the Hoosiers and Buckeyes, the Wolverines won 10 of 12 singles matches, including all six against Indiana. Of those six was Dan Brakus' 100th career…
… season. However, these Wolverines seem to be taking all of their success in stride. "We had some injury problems last year and they really held us back from doing as well as we could," Eisner said. "I…
… Wolverine. Michigan hockey team represents a "If you look at him on the ice, different type of leader - the strong, there's not a minute when he's not silent type who leads by example. giving 100 percent…
…-teams player, helping the 1, but he doesn't know Wolverines become one of the best id Michigan coach Red penalty-killing units in the Central r pound, he's as strong Collegiate Hockey Association. Ten the league…
…, and he's of his goals last season came on the as anybody in the power play. Brost also plays well under vho won the Howard pressure. He led the Wolverines in game-winning goals in his first season with…
… three. "Whenever we put him on the ice in crucial situations, he delivers," said Berenson. He's also very durable. The Calgary, Alberta, native hasn't missed a game in his Wolverine career. "He plays even…
…," said 4 Photo by JOHN MUNSON Sharples. "He's always been head and shoulders above the rest in his own Wolverines. way. He's got quite a following (at Penticon). His name is very popular there." Daily…
…-3 margin. During the third quarter, the Wolverines broke the game open. Leading the offensive charge were midfielders Chris DiGiovanni, Morgan Bazillian and John Paul, who all had an assist. Glen Kutler…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 4, 1980-Page F-11 Tankers' goal: dethrone versatile champ Indiana GETTING OFF THE STARTING blocks, Michigan swimmer Monika Scheff and former Wolverine Linda…
… swimmers, and you can see how this season could easily represent the "sophomore surge" for the former Wolverine freestyler. "I THINK OUR program is just about on the level with Indiana's," Farley said…
…), and John Spaid (third in both the 200 and 1650). The aforementioned group also combined to give the Wolverines top conference honors in the 400-yard freestyle relay. THE WEALTH OF talent runs beyond the…
… corps-the loss of Barb Weinstein, Ann McDivott, and Julie, Jeffrey leave some holes. But the Wolverines still have senior All-American Julie Bachman, Vicki Kimball, and Laurie Sloan to go along with…
…-notch freestyler Coach: Bill Farley (second year) Last season: Wolverines sent several individuals to the NCAA's, but they managed only a 15th-place showing. This season: The return of a solid diving corps plus…
…(LI(9 RTpee~ NGk OCTixlow. STARTING OCT. FREE evening clinics: 6d ; , r . ;{ . Bachman ... All-American diver Coach: Stuart Isaac (seventh year) Last season: The Wolverines bounced back from a…
…- ranked Wolverines’ 8-0 win over Indiana on Saturday, senior outfielders Olivia Richvalsky and Mary Sbonek crept up from behind carrying a large Gatorade jug. Hutchins noticed the duo at the…
….” The victory on Saturday was one of three of a successful weekend for Michigan. The Wolverines (5-1 Big Ten, 27-3 overall) jumped out to an early 5-0 lead in the series opener Friday, before…
… injury he suffered in practice. And during the weekly Big Ten teleconference yesterday, Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez announced that the Wolverines' current No. 1 cornerback, J.T. Floyd, would miss the…
… wide receiver who saw little playing time prior to this season, and none of the fresh- men have started a single game for the Wolverines. Michigan's pass defense has allowed more than 290 yards per game…
… rest of us so much confidence." Gatesneeded allthesupportshe could get in the opening minutes of the second half when the Fight- ing Irish's offense posed their greatest threat to the Wolverines. Gates…
… good as Michigan's defense was, it wasn't until the second overtime that the Wolverine 4 4 By COURTNEY RATKOWIAK Daily Sports Writer The Michigan men's cross coun- try team started the year on the…
… and Fel- lows fourth overall. Gras said the Wolverines ran faster than last year because they paced themselves with the eventual first- and second-place runners, both from Eastern Michigan. "Last year…
…, they took it out really slow, and this year, we started going at a good pace from the get-go," Gras said. "The (Eastern Michigan runners) made the whole race faster for everybody." Just five Wolverines…
…, giving Michigan a free kick and a chance to win. But Dobbyn's effort sailed over the net, stifling Michigan's best attempt to notch the upset win. Despite the tie, the Wolverines were pleased with their…
…'t around to experience last year's success. In her first collegiate race at the Wolverine Open on Friday, Dani- elle Tauro raced her way to first with a time of 18:22. "For a freshman to win the whole thing…
… OFFENSE VS. MICHIGAN DEFENSE: The Wolverines' bluelin- ers have improved dramatically since the teams met earlier this sea- son, giving up less shots on goal and more importantly, fewer grade- A scoring…
… Michigan to handle for 60 minutes. With Leopold - also the top offensive defenseman in the country - joining the rush when the time is right, the Golden Gophers are too tough for the Wolverines to stop. Edge…
…0 Page 8-The Michigan Daily- Thursday, March 4, 1993 Michigan's 134-pounder, Mike Mihalic, wrestles against Minnesota earlier this season. Mihalic and the rest of the eighth-ranked Wolverines…
… more important than Big Tens." THEY'VE FALLEN, BUT CAN THEY MOVE UP?: The Wolverines are ranked eighth in the latest Amateur Wrestling News poll. Five other Big Ten teams are ranked - Penn State (No. 1…
… believes that." BACK IN ACTION: Michigan's push for qualifying for the regionals will be significantly aided by the re- turn of sophomore Brian Winkler, junior Jorge Camacho and Toni. The three Wolverine…
… should give the Wolverines an instant boost. "These are three really big scor- ing potentials for us in any number of events," Darden said. "These guys by themselves can probably impact our team score by…
… five points." Winkler, one of the top gymnasts in the nation last year, will join the pommel horse team - a weak event for the Wolverines - and give it a much-needed spark. In addition, he and Toni are…
… with its jugular torn open and bleeding badly as it was handed a 5-4 setback by the Soo Lakers. The Wolverines, who have now lost five straight, are nestled in an eighth-place tie with Lake Superior with…
… identical 9-14 league records.:The top-eight teams in the league make the CCHA playoffs. THE WOLVERINES did put up a valiant fight as they scratched and clawed to make the contest close. "I thought we played…
… Wolverine defenseman Todd Carlile off for slashing. The Wolverines responaea 45 seconds later with a goal of their own as Bjork- man banged home the rebound of a Spring shot. It was Bjorkman's ninth goal of…
… the year. KEVIN COLLAR put the Soo Lakers up by three once more at 16:56, but the Wolverines bounced back quickly again, this time taking only eight seconds to score after the Soo Laker goal. Frank…
…. Michigan's chances of making the play-offs are diminishing quickly and will not get any better as the Wolverines will have tough series with Ferris State, Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech coming up. ,o…
… far form easy as the Wolverines edged Lake Superior State, 4-3. In the process, however, the Wolverines lost two defensemen with knee injuries,. Sophomore Greg Hudas, who scored the first goal of his…
… in a fifth- place tie in the CCHA standings. Goaltender Mark Chiamp was especially sharp down the stretch for the Wolverines. The 5-7, 150 goalie, who has given up only five goals in the last three…
…, ' . to injuries Knee-ded win DailyPhoto by DAN HABIB lichigan defenseman John DeMartino battles Lake Superior's Mike Warus r the puck in the Wolverine end during the Wolverine's 4-3 victory over the oo…
… fifth in thisrace, clocking in at :24.18. Naomi Marubashi was the best finisher for the Wolverine women, taking 10th in yesterday's 200-meter freestyle with a time of 2:04.82. On Friday, Melinda Copp took…
… conditions it provides." Unfortunately, the Michigan men's jwim team was not listening. .The pressures of the meet proved to be unsettling for the young Wolverine aquad. After five events the Wolverines Ore in…
… Michigan came In the 50-yard freestyle preliminaries: None of the Wolverine sprinters were ble to qualify for the championship final. Freshman Benoit Clement failed to perform up to his potential in the 500…
…- ard freestyle because of an illness. Nevertheless, he managed to place seventh with a time of 4:28.89. JUST AS things were looking grim for Michigan, three Wolverines swimmers, Pruce Gemmell, Antonio…
… Wolverines will be fighting for third place, as it appears that Iowa and In- diana are in a race for the top spot. Women cagers face Wisconsin When Wisconsin arrives in Crisler Arena tonight expecting an easy…
…-contact sport. But last night the Broncos of Western Michigan dispelled that myth, as they muscled their way to a 64-63 vic- tory over the Michigan Wolverines at Crisler Arena. "Our inside game was the decisive…
… factor in this win," said Broncos' coach Fran Ebert, who upped her career Dietz record against Michigan to an im- ... scoreless down stretch pressive 14-2. ges wo Diane Dietz was the Wolverines' main…
…." Both coaches agreed it was a sloppy game as Michigan committed 30 tur- novers to Western's 26. many of the Wolverine miscues came on the Wolverines' fast-break. These blown chances proved to be…
… advantageous to the Broncos as they converted the Blue errors into points. "I guess we kind of slopped this vic- tory, " said Ebert. The Wolverines, who are now 7-12, take to the road against Miami of Ohio in…
… Photo by BRIAN MASCK MICHIGAN'S TAMMY SANDERS looks for some way out of the Western Michigan forest underneath the basket in last night's frustrating 64-63 Wolverine loss to the physical Broncos. Totals…
… trait: neither have been kept. Despite the fact that team scores have not been kept in any of the Wolverines' meets thus far, an analysis can be made as to how the individual runners have been performing…
…. The following are the early returns on Michigan Track '81. FIELD EVENTS: The Wolverines' James Ross (with a jump of 25'0"), Vincent Bean (23'11") and Derek Har- per (23'10") swept the first three places…
… this time," said Wolverine head coach Jack Harvey. Michigan is well-represented in the shot put by freshman John Nielsen, whose longest toss of 58'10%" leaves Shea makes NCAA's in half-mile at M' Relays…
… 15'6" this year. "He's really going to have to improve to help us in the Big Ten meet," Harvey cautioned. SPRINTERS AND HURDLERS: The Wolverine sprinters are Andrew Bruce, Butch Woolfolk and Chris…
…-meter dash in 6.5 seconds and doubled in the 55-meter high hurdles, finishing in a time of 7.8. In addition to Fitzpatrick, other members of the Wolverines' hurdling contingent are Shelby Johnson, Mar…
… boys played a great game," the "M" mentor said in the locker room afterwards. Michigan did play its best game of the season. When the breaks came, the Wolverines were able to take advantage and keep them…
…. There are three games left, and if Michigan is to equal its Big Ten record of last year it must win two of them. Last Year Last season the Wolverines had a 3-3-1 Conference mark, and a 5-3-1 overall…
… Northwestern or Iowa. I I1 L' k I a Scoring three goals in the first and three in the second periods, the Wolverine boosters dominated the entire Wesleyan game. Michi- gan fullback Hans Van Deboven Camp…
… stood out in the defensive lineup as he time and again broke Wesleyan's offensive patterns. Wesleyan couldn't contain the fine teamwork exhibited by the Wolverine forward line. Filiozola Rubens and Kweku…
…-5-2, 10-6-3) and a program-record eight-game win streak that extended back to Sept. 29. The unfazed Wolverines fin- ished the game with a 2-0 win and mounds of confidence as they head toward the Big Ten…
… Tournament. After walking onto the field arm-in-arm with their fam- ily members, all seven seniors started for the Wolverines not out of charity, but rather as a testament to the strength and commitment of the…
… Berenson. "But I can't tell you we've got guys who can score every night." In the Wolverines' 5-0 loss to the Bulldogs on Friday in Big Rapids, Moffatt ripped off five shots, tied for the most he's had in a…
… five teams. a national championship, the goal In an effort that highlighted for the next couple weeks is sim- the Wolverines' speed and depth, ply getting through finals. While Michigan (4-0 overall, 3…
…-0 Big most students study dayand night Ten) took first in 19 of the 21 in the libraries on campus, the events and multiple Wolverine swimmers have the added task of swimmers placed in the top five…
…- the Wolverines get more than a ward." month off from competition - The Wolverines were led by their longest such stretch of the senior Miguel Ortiz, who took season - before theytravelto Flor- first in…
…- tional at Joe Louis Arena on Dec. 28-29. MONDAY FUN DAY: After the weekend set with Ferris State, the Wolverines were given the day off from skating on Monday. Michigan will resume practice Tuesday and won…
… the Wolverines' woes aren't as bad they think. Despite having been outrebounded in half of its games, Michigan has out- rebounded opponents, 237-230, so far this season. So what has Michigan (6…
… threw the Wolverines out of rhythm. Michi- gan, which relies on its hot shoot- ing on the outside from Sheffer and Thompson to compensate for its lack of height, shot below its 46 percent season average…
… in its two. losses. But the losses highlighted what happens when Michigan is unable to set up its offense and wait for its shot. Instead, the Wolverines forced quick shots, ultimately affecting the…
… to play a more up-tempo offense. Jordan forces the Wolverines into a different offense that works the ball down low more frequently. But in its game against Florida, Michigan showed what happens when…
…-court offense and just find the open person (helps)." Opposing defenses have not only applied total team pres- sure, but have also focused in on the Wolverines' leading scorers - Sheffer with 14.9 points per game…
… with superior conditioning. It seems like the Wolverines got the message. Although nearly every match was tight, Michi- gan wrestlers were always on the offensive. "I was happy with the way we competed…
… in dominating fashion. Olson also won at the NWCA All-Star classic, beating No. 3 Rick Springman from Pennsylva- nia,13-8. The Wolverines' only losses came at the hands of Illinois' best wrestlers…
… closest com- petitor, Michigan State, could muster. Senior co-captain Jodie Rosenberg was the third Wolverine in the floor exercise and ended up tying a career high in the event with a 9.875, prevent- ing…
… think it's great that we are doing so well without Elise Ray." The only conflict for the Wolverines may have been how Plocki and Ryals viewed Ryals' floor exercise yesterday. "If there was any difference…
… best 10," she said. BETTER AND BETTER: The Wolverines have improved their all-around score every single week since opening the season in Maui a month ago. At this time last year the Wolverines had yet to…
… score over a 196.3 and were sitting at 7-4. But thanks to career high scores from gymnasts this weekend, the 9-2 Wolverines see the sky as their limit. "This is where we want to be," Plocki said…
… that was good enough for second place in the event behind Ryals. The Wolverines now have a week to nurse and train before they welcome No. 2 Georgia to Crisler Arena on Sun- day. *1 Calli Ryals earned…
…_ Western Michigan a RAY FisH week ago. Who:Michi If the Wolverines (2- bTledo (-13 4 Big Ten, 9-15-1 over- When:3p . all) can come out today Latest: Mch with a win over Toledo its econdho will be a step in…
… coming around." A victory would also be only the second the Wolverines will have seen at home this season since beating Bowling Green 6-2 at Fisher Stadium last Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Rockets haven…
… Tracking 'M' teams Check out the Michigan hockey team as it takes on Ohio State on Friday night at Yost Ice Arena at 7:35 p.m. The Wolverines face the Buckeyes at home on Friday and in Columbus on Saturday…
…-yard uchdown. But shortly after Johnson crossed the fifty, a flag dropped back at the Michigan 33. The Wolverines had been flagged for an illegal block in the back, negating Johnson's fabulous run and…
… held in Austin, TX. Michigan's biggest weakness, a dearth of quality sprinters came to light during the first day of tourn- ament. The Wolverines watched Minnesota's Delano Cerney win the 50 free in the…
…, almost a third of Michigan's first day total. Despite this dominant event, the Wolverines stood in second- place following the first day of See SWIMMERS, Page 7 And Sunday, the Wolverines rested. But the…
… the ugly this weekend as the Wolverines traveled to face Ohio State in Columbus. Michigan's hockey team is good, Ohio State's is bad, and the two games they played were very, very ugly. Saturday, the…
… Buckeyes. BUCKEYES Continued from page 1 scoring explosions in the second stanza. In the first game, the Wolverines bombarded Ohio State goaltender Mike Bales with 15 shots in the first period, but Bales…
…' for frustrated Wolverine frosh by Mike Gill Daily Sports Writer COLUMBUS - is learning about the: knocks. And hard breaks. David Oliver school of hard He wonders what he ever did to desefve such bad…
… fate. Friday night, the rookie Wolverine suf- fered a broken leg (technically, a broken fibular), which will idle him for the remainder of the regular season and at least part of the playoffs. Oliver…
… Michigan was leading by five, Rumeal Robinson had scored 14 points and Rice was on a pace to set his record. Just as any other game, a second half of basketball remained. The Wolverines started the second…
… half with a rush but it didn't matter. The Hall did not intend to be something walked through by hungry Wolverines, and the door swung shut at least temporarly. Rice scored his eighteenth point with a…
…" if the Wolverines advanced beyond the first round of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs. The Wolverines (21-17, 17-15 in the CCHA), are confident that they could perform such a feat…
… Wolverines were not wor- ried about hitting the road. "It's not something that concerns us," said goalie Warren Sharples. "In the second half of the season, we had 7more success on the road, so it's not going…
… too cool for this," insisted Sharples. "No, he just knows that he's ugly enough without one of those haircuts," retorted teammate Bryan Deasley. "It's for team unity," said one Wolverine who I could not…
… up, I know I'll do my job." The Wolverines are also expect- ing to get a lift from the return of captain Todd Brost, who missed the last five of the regular season with a knee injury. "Brost will make…
… Jazz Ensemble Edward Sarath, conductor Featuring contemporary and classic big band repertoire Rackham, 8:00 p.m. FREE. tional, tomorrow at 4 p.m at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines, who finished sixth in…
… individual competitors. With the NCAA Indoor Championships taking place next weekend in Oklahoma City, many, participants will be attempting to qualify for this competition. Al- though no Wolverines have…
…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 4, 1978-Page 11 FA CE WMU TODAY IN SEASON OPENER: Experienced Wolverine '9' By BILLY SAHN Batter up! Spring is here; it's time for the lumber to start a swingin…
… over spring break where they compiled a 6-5 record. "We have the potential to be a very fine team," says the Wolverine coach who managed Michigan to Big Ten honors in 1975 and 1976. Last year, Michigan…
… improvement however, if he hits like he did in Florida. Capoferi batted .360, second best to Leach's .395. TO ROUND OUT this year's Michigan nine, the Wolverines are expected to have a solid pitching staff…
… with my set line-up. I'm not much of a substituter," said the Wolverine coach. Thus, the line-up for this year's baseball team is fairly well set. As for the competition this year, Benedict feels that…
… travel to Champaign, Illinois and trounce the Fighting Illini. by a lopsided 13-4 count. The game was supposed to be a ster- ner test than the Wolverines have had in recent weeks. The fact that the score…
… attacker Chris Phillips led all Wolverine scorers for the third straight game with five goals and an assist. Bobby Gordon was second with two goals and two assists, and Bobby Fleischman contributed a goal…
… negotiations are the current impasse is a direct satisfactorily concluded." Lev Alcindor L...... by Jim Forrester Hgot',i cold- ' with the Wolverine Icers IF YOU WOULD have asked "For whom the bell tolls…
…," last Friday night, you would have had to answer the Wolverine hockey team. In what can be fairly described as the most unbelievable com- bination of stupid plays and ineptness ever thrown onto the ice…
… and still called a game, the icers got stomped by Minnesota by a 6-3 count. But if you asked the same question Saturday at about 11 P.M., the inescapable conclusion would be that the Wolverines were…
… 'Gophers put up a good defensive show, but their attack was built around Wolverine mistakes and lazy play. a Cut to the third period Friday. Michigan is behind, 4-3, and on the power play. The Gophers get…
… the puck and Scott Buchan wants to clear it down the ice. Michigan forward Doug Galbraith goes after Buhan, Buchan flicks his wrists and the puck goes over the Wolverine's outstretched stick. Buchan…
… with a shot into the now open right side. Minnesota Coach Glen Sonmor accurately depicted the Wolverine style of play. "When you play as offensively as they do, you're bound to take some chances." Custer…
… took a better chance at the Little Big Horn. After the breakaway, the Wolverine play dropped to a margin of laziness. A jury of little old ladies would 'have hung them for their sluggish play. Cut to…
… Gopher Bill Klatt behind the Michigan net about five minutes after Roddy's score. He is moving back and forth behind the Wolverine goal un- hindered, looking for a friendly brown jersey to pass to in front…
…-existant wing or to the other ,team. THEN CAME SATURDAY NIGHT. If the Wolverines were ter- rible Friday, they were terrifying Saturday. They came out skating and hitting as they hadn't for the entire season. They…
…, but was able to make thesaves. r "We shot several times and that guy didn't even move" said Wolverine defenseman Lars Hansen. The puck would hit a skate or a post or by accident McLacklan would move in…
…-Pittsburgh, Away. Swimming--Big Ten Relays at Bloomington, Ind. MONDAY Basketball-Iowa, Away I AGAINST 50 SCH resters In Wilke By JIM BERGER An unknown sophomore and a former Michigan captain sparked the Wolverine…
…-I gan. Heavyweight Jack Barden was second at the 213-lb. class at Still-t water. Other Wolverine wrestlers whof placed at the Wilkes Tournament were: Ralph Bahna, second; RickF Bay, third; Dave Dozeman…
… 1948 U.S.: Olympic team. The Wolverines leave today for their second dual meet of the sea- son against the Pitt Panthers at Pittsburgh. The Wolverines were defeated in their first meet by Penn State…
… Wolverines' record to 8-1, their best start in 18 years. So as a result Michigan is still not ranked by either the AP or UPI, although somebody some- where did mention the Wolverines in the AP voting. Harris…
… Wolverines took a 9-0 lead, zipped to a 44-30 margin at half- time and led by as many as 22 early in the second half. Yale closed the gap to nine late in the game with help from Rich Kaminsky, a stocky 6…
… collapsing zone defense Yale used to try to keep him in check. Buntin, leading the Wolverines with 21.0 points and 16.4 rebounds a game (fourth in the nation) turned to his jump shot. in this one and hit on…
… over Texas A&M, 82-79. The Wolverines trailed by as many as 13 against Houston but knotted the score, 75-75, at the end of regulation time on two free throws by Cantrell. They out- scored Houston, 7…
… empha- size the practice purpose of the meet. To Go All Out Nevertheless, the Wolverines will go all out to take a second in the meet. For the past two years In- diana has won the meet with Michigan State…
… best ever staged in the Coliseum., The Wolverines had to come from behind in the last five min- utes to nip the Canadians, 2-1, in the opener. Gil Burford tied the score at 15:40 of the final session and…
… on a one-man scoring show in the opener with Brown University on December 21 at the Coliseum. The Wolverines won 7-3, and Grant chalked up three goals for the "hat trick" and an as- sist all in the…
… including Russell and Prince Johnson, two brothers who play- ed for the American Olympic team last year. But the Sioux fell before a spir- ited Wolverine attack 8-4 in the first night and 6-0 the following…
…, Wolverine captain, deci- WIN THREE OUT OF FIVE:- WolverTines Prepare For BigTenCagers By TED PAPES Michigan's basketball team, in preparation for the coming Big Ten championship race, undertook an ambitious…
… holiday exhibition program and emerged with a record of three victories in five games played. The Wolverines now have won six while losing three this season. IT WAS A CASE of glory at the start and at the…
… Conference titlist, its first 1949 defeat in five contests by a score of 54-46. Balanced scoring by Wolverines Don McIntosh, Leo VanderKuy, and Hal Morrill enabled their team to overcome a 10 point halftime…
…Kuy on the second. Taking everything into consid- eration the campaign was fairly successful in that it proved Mich- igan can hold a winning percent- age in road games and that the Wolverines are able to…
… turning back Ok- lahoma in the windup. AS A SIDE ISSUE, a :consola- tion playoff was staged between the four first round losers. The Wolverines fashioned tvo story- book finishes to salvage fifth place in…
…TUF MYCRI ' A 1v .n A 1'TV TH~ T 1L rlITC A IT LA TT' PAGE SEVEN r s i Wolverine Eleven OFF THE KEYBOARD By MARY LU HEATH Associate Sports Editor hips Minnesota,26-0 VYerges, Weisenburger…
…. however, and the threat was com- The Wolverines could not gain pletely stopped when Dick Van Dusen either, and Weisenburger punted to snared Yerges' pass at the 23. Merlin Kispert, who got back to his Line…
… of punts, and the over. Wolverines got their first goalward After an exchange of punts, the' drive underway. Judd Ringer's short Wolverines were on the march once punt was downed on the Michigan again…
… Weisenburger split quarterback sneak. the Minnesota guards for the score. Bob Callahan's placement was per- Callahan again converted. a fect, and the Wolverines led, 7-0. The Wole rine soei agand the Kulbitski…
… from the three. Callahan's kick was wide this time. Robinson Passes Just to make it convincing, the Wolverines scored again in the dying moments of the game. The Gophers, aided by a penalty, stopped one…
… threat on the three-yard line after Dan Dworsky had bulled his way down to the 14 from the Minnesota 46. After they got the ball again on their own 44, the Wolverines putit over in just two plays. Robinson…
… Minnesota man was seri- ously hurt. * * * Press box onlookers were unani- mous in their praise of the sterling defensive work of Dan Dworsky, who came in to back up the line on de- fense. Other Wolverine…
… his first appearance of the season since his service discharge, a spectacular one as he completed two successive long passes for the Wolverines' last touchdown. Robinson has been shifted from halfback…
… it had temporarily blotted from view the whole north end of the stadium. The crowd of 85,132 spectators was the second largest in Michigan history. The largest, 86,408, saw the Wolverines lose to Notre…
… 16 before the Wolverines stiffened and held for downs. Michigan came right back withra drive of its own, running up two first downs as Pete Elliott found holes over the Gopher tackles. The march fiz…
… Ferry field this afternoon to oppose the Wolverines in the first dual meet of the outdoor season. Victories in the Conference indoor meet and the Drake relays make the Hawks favorites to hand the underdog…
… Maize and Blue team its first de- feat in Iowa-Michigan cinder path history. The Wolverines chalked up a 19 1-2-62 1-2 victory in their 1926 Iowa City invasion, and in the 1927 meet at Ann 'Arbor, after…
… Gold and Black a scant' margin of victr. The dashes are expected to prove Michigan's strongest events, as the Wolverine trio of Tolan, Grodsky, and Murray should outclass Pape, Stamats, and Stevenson…
… the 440 yard run. With Baird, Hawkeye Olym- pic star, expected to win and Stevenson and Ferguson, Iowa should take two places from the fast Wolverine trio of the Seymour twins, Dale, and Dalton, and1…
… play. Swan, Pennington, and Jennings all playing for the Spartans this year have shown an improved style of play and should have been able to make things interesting for the Wolverines. Tankmen Are Given…
… jockeyed for playing time and manned the middle for the Wolverines’ 2013-14 Elite Eight team. Morgan and Horford were never the first options at Michigan, never the stars in the spotlight. The…
… had essentially been benched during the 2013 NCAA Tournament, he still made the best of it. He took a charge in the Final Four that sent the Wolverines to the title game. Then, after the highs and…
… day. He even thought the Wolverines might be a spoiler in the league - more sun, less rain. Maybe even a picnic or the NCAA tournament awaited the team. Sixth is now but a fantasy. The Wolverines are…
… another shooter waiting for the call off the bench? Yesterday she exhibited a scorer's mentality like no one else on the team. Nuanes has given the Wolverines instant offense, and her smile says she's happy…
… landscape. Free throws, usually a soft spot in the Wolverine attack was sharper than usual. Michigan was able to make it to the charity stripe for 21 attempts yesterday. Two of those shots were taken and made…
… Wolverines just out of reach. "Free throws were a big part of the Michigan victory," said Minn- esota coach Linda Hill-MacDonald. "They hit critical free throws, and that was one of the biggest factors in the…
… game," she added. Wolverine team captain Carol Szczechowski, after scoring no points in the first half because of foul trouble, provided scoring when she was really needed. Szczechowski poured in six…
… consecutive points in- side the last three and a half minutes. The Wolverines showed their inexperience in the final 45 seconds of the game by shooting too quickly and taking bad shots. "I just feel like we…
…DeWege. Defensively, the Wolverines did not match up with the larger Golden Gopher squad. This partly accounted for Minnesota center Carol Ann Shudlick scoring 31 points. "She's 6-foot-1, and a real peri- meter player…
… the victory. The team's starters were worn down from playing almost a full game last Friday so VanDeWege depended on his back up players. Jennifer Nuanes set the pace as she kept the Wolverines in the…
… strength in softball’s defeat >> SEE PAGE 12 inside 2 4 6 8 8 9 Wolverines Lose to Florida in National Championship Former AD named CEO of Toys ‘R’ Us DELANEY RYAN/Daily Michigan coach Carol…
… Hutchins and the No. 3 Michigan softball team meet after losing Game 3 of the WCWS Championship to top-ranked Florida. The Wolverines lost, 4-1, after surrendering three runs in the first inning in the…
… convinced that Michigan is better than the Spartans. Even so, you should read Scott Bell's opinion of why the Wolverines beat them in, well, everything. See page 5E As a full-fledged student at Michigan, you…
…ROSE BOWL DITION f SOUTHERN CAL 32, MICHIGAN 18 LEFT BEHIND Souther Cal receiver Dwayne Jarrett torched the Wolverine defense for 205 yards at two touchdowns on 11 catches in Southern Cal's 32…
…. 18 win against Michigan. "If they line up one Exhibit A: The game's first play. way, if they're in certain formations, it doesn't As the Wolverines lined up in their typical take a rocket scientist to…
…'s not elite 12w Total Michigan rushing yards PASADENA, Calif. - Seri( Under a pic- turesque mountain backdrop, with a fired-up contin- gent of Wolverine fans providing audio accompani- ment, the sun- M…
…'s carefully planned answers - a losing one. The 4-1 loss to No. 14 Michigan State at Joe Louis Arena made it a decade since the Wolverines last won the Invitational. They were last crowned GLI Champions in 1996…
…." - Michigan coach Rich Maloney on the team s reaction after the Wolverines took their first lead of the series PLAYERS OF THE SERIES Matt Fornasiere (Minnesota) Minnesota's leadoff hitter sparked the Gophers…
… Michigan. He also shined defensive- ly, gunning down five baserunners. PH RERBB 8 4 11 5 so 7 FRIDAY'S GAME Michigan Wolverines 0 LP:Jim Brauer (4-1) Minnesota Golden Gophers 1 WP: Matt Loberg (3…
… medley relay at the NCAA Indoor Championships, senior Ron- dell Ruff was one of the Wolverines that competed well and ran strategically strong races. "The wind made all of the races very tac- tical," Ruff…
… said. Despite the weather, a few Wolverines posted regional qualifying times and mul- tiple runners hit personal-bests. In the 400-meter hurdles, Stowe posted a regional qualifying time of 52.29, shaving…
… Michigan forward Chris Gobert took a feed from Dan Donnette and beat Josh Blackburn five-hole to tie the game. Wolverines took three out of four possible points from Northern Michigan in Marquette…
… outburst in tallying three goals and an assist to pace the Wolverines and lengthen his scoring streak to six games. JOSH BLACKBURN GOALTENDER Blackburn turned away 44-of-48 shots as the stabilizing force…
… any of the current Wolverines were born. So Michigan's success begs the ques- tion: Was the achievement an aberration crp-does it set a new mark? Carras said the program now has higher goals. "This sets…
… a new standard for the kids," he said. "They say, 'If other guys can go to the regionals and the finals, why can't we?' And that's exactly what we're looking for." The Wolverines were led by senior…
… per cent Discount on all Foo (wear purchased this month COURT -SQUAD WINS VA4CATION GAMES1 Cincinnati, Case, and Carnegie Fall Before the Attack of Wolverines SHOWING OF TEAM PLEASES MATHER; LINE…
… Wolverine quintet opened its vacation jaunt by downing the fast University of Cincinnati five 25 to 18 on the Cincinnati floor. Cin- cinnati holds victories over Ohio State, Yale and other leading teams of…
… the country, and the Wolverines are the first university aggregation to down them. Case Scientific school was the next victom of Mather's attack. The Scientists put up a stiff battle but were unable to…
… baskets which netted the Wolverines one of the highest scores a Michigan court five has ever run up against any op- ponent. Coach Mather is pleased over the showing his men made and labels their work as…
… goal to put the Wolverines up 1-0. WarrenLuhningfollowedMaddenwith thenextconversion,whichmadethescore 3-0. Michigan converted the last two man- advantages after Bowling Green's Chad Ackerman served a…
… FOOT ... AND A LEGG: This season,the Wolverines have faced a wide array of injuries and Saturday's game was no exception. Michigan right wing Mike Leggplayed in Saturday's contest with a separated…
… 74-70 home loss against Northwestern, the league's poorest team, and one which Michigan whipped easily in Evanston several weeks earlier. In fact, the only possible explanation behind the Wolverines…
… fans and other observers. Instead of being 8-8 and in the throes of merely a two-game string of set- backs, the Wolverines are 7-9 and in danger of losing seven in a row. Frieder is well aware of these…
… enough, not of the linksters' own doing. It was cast by the NCAA tournament selection committee, which bypassed the Big Ten runnerup Wolverines in favor of offering third-place Indiana an at-large bid to…
… the prestigious national finals. "I'm very disappointed," said coach Tom Simon. "But mostly, I'm sorry for the team. "We beat them (Indiana) both times," he said, adding the fact that the Wolverines…
… graduation left a gapigg hole in the Wolverine lineup. "We would have won it last year with the score we had this time," said Simon. "The competition is getting bet- ter, that's all." Simon also believes his…
… they finished second behind Ohio State. However, third-place Indiana was awarded the NCAA bid, leaving conference medalist John Morse as the only Wolverine player to compete in the nationals. This season…
… ... Big Ten medalist Jackson, represented the Wolverines in the 1979 NCAA's. Still another team member, senior Ed Humenik, distinguished himself on a non-collegiate level by posting a high finish in the…
… the Big Ten meet and finished in eighth place. This past season the Wolverines moved up to fifth in their worst showing of the entire season. THE CINDERBURNERS were sim- ply sensational on the…
…, however, feels the Wolverines' first-place finish in the Becky Boone Relays showed their potential. This season: Both the indoor and outdoor seasons should find the thinclads improved over the previous year…
… Michigan hockey team completed a five game winning streak and captured the Big Ten conference crown. Clubbing Wisconsin 8-5 on Fri- day night, the Wolverines tighten- ed the defensive reins the n e x t night…
… Wolverine fans with sterling performances. Perrin chose Friday night for his particular feature. Not satis- fied with a mere three goals, he capped his hat-trick by knocking home a fourth in the final period…
… earn the Big Ten title, while Wisconsin needed only one win to capture the crown. From Friday's opening faceoff, however, the Wolverines made " Big Te, their intentions to sweep the ser- ies well known…
… Wolverine margin to 8-5 and end- ed the scoring for the evening. Picking up where he left off the previous night, Deeks opened Saturday night's scoring at 2:36 of the first period. Wisconsin then began to con…
… against the Wisconsin Badgers. Perrin's four goals Friday night paced the Icers to an 8-5 victory. Saturday's 2-0 victory completed the weekend sweep and assured the Wolverines of the Big Ten title. U I…
… their previous best. pressure must have gotten to them." As Iowa buckled, the Wolverines kept pouring it on with 9.0-plus routines, trying to break some kind of a record for consistency. Loken exclaimed…
… practice." "I definitely predict a better iscore for Iowa in the Big Ten ;Meet. They have the added nxoti- Ovation of having lost to us." If the Wolverines can perform :as they did Saturday, they should inot…
…, Illinois and Iowa State. Michigan’s winning pedigree stood out. He was also swayed in part by former Wolverine Colin Castleton, a fellow Florida native and childhood friend of Brown’s. Castleton…
… working on improving in categories where it fell short last year. The Wolverines shot 32.8% from behind the arc last season but only averaged 4.8 3-point attempts per game. “I think we’ve worked a…
…. “I think we’re going to shoot more of them and I think we’re going to make more of them.” In an abnormal season, it helps that the Wolverines have a lot of experience returning to the court…
…. The Wolverines also add junior guard Leigha Brown, who received a waiver for immediate eligibility on Sunday, to their roster after she transferred from Nebraska this offseason. Brown led the…
… Michigan improve its scoring abilities and could make an immediate impact. On a bench with as much experience as the Wolverines, Barnes Arico said new freshmen may take on more of a learning role…
… learn, the Wolverines seem positioned to compete for a Big Ten championship. But first, they have to make it through the uncertainty of the preseason. “The new word of the year is fluid. (The…
… there’s no guarantee that Michigan coach Mel Pearson will allow Power to attend. In a normal year, Power would miss very little, if any, of the Wolverines’ season. The camp normally begins in the…
… both have their own benefits and drawbacks. Whatever decision Pearson makes, it will have considerable ramifications for the start of the Wolverines’ season. The Athletic’s Corey Pronman ranked…
… Canada’s selection camp for the junior team. You’re gonna be gone 51 days — 51 days in a bubble. MILES MACKLIN/Daily Michigan coach Kim Barnes Arico says the Wolverines worked on their outside…
… immediately eligible to play for the Wolverines in 2020. …
… Terrapins shot 9.1 percent from beyond the are in the first half, while the Wolverines made a season-high six threes. The contrast helped the Wolver- ines build a 35-29 halftime lead. Butin the second half…
…'s comeback, frustrating Wolverine players and forcing them to cough up the ball. With the loss, Michigan falls to 3-5 all- time in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. It's the Wolverines' third consecutive loss in the…
… will face another ACC foe Saturday when it rematches Duke at Cris- ler Arena. The Wolverines lost 71-56 to the Blue Devils two weeks ago at Madison Square Garden. As the players filtered off the court…
… for the right mix," Beilein said. "I'm notsure what it is, but we'll find it." By MICHAEL EISENSTEIN Daily Sports Editor In the Michigan hockey team's season- opening exhibition game, a Wolverines' 4…
… does here he'll be an effective player there, butrarely do I get a better player back," Berenson said. The results of the World Junior Champion- ship won't effect the Wolverines. But if Rust can…
… revitalize his offense in Ottawa, Michi- gan may returnwith a much deeper and more consistent scoring unit the second half of the season. WRESTLING Todd looks to join elite club of Wolverine wrestlers By…
… weekend's Cliff Keen Invitational in Las Vegas just two wins shy of the cen- tury mark. He looks to join former Wolverines Josh Churella, Eric Tannenbaum, and current assis- tant coach and 2008 Olympian…
…4B-The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - April 4, 2005 PLAYERS OF THE IOWA SERIES PLAYERS OF THE ILLINOIS SERIES Lisa Birocci (Iowa) Birocci held the Wolverines to just two runs on seven hits in…
… record of 50 home runs in a single season. Four hours and six home runs later, the Wolverines left with a new impressive season record - 22 games before the end of the regular season. After a power surge…
…10B - The Michigan Daily - FACEOFF 2001 - Thursday, October 4, 2001 i U w 14P w w w w The Michigan Daily - FACEOFF 2001 Mike Cammalleri has always been... 9 The Wolverines' Mr. Everything…
…. During the early part of the sea- son, the Wolverines willM count on " Cammalleri for their offensive Height-5'9" punch because of Weight -182 lbs.. their lack of Grade - Junior proven experience Pos…
… season to torment defenses across the nation. This year, with Hilbert wearing the black and gold of the Boston Bruins, Cammalleri will look to form a new dynamic duo with another Wolverine. Who that will…
… Michigan was eam." two wins away from winning its oach Red Berenson 10th national championship last season. With the help of Cammalleri, the Wolverines were playing their best hockey, and after their victory…
… got it t He just gets better and better." -head coach Re ie's CE ,e h ar 1s t, dC Mike Cammalleri led the Wolverines with 29 goals last season. Now he must rise up and lead his team to the next…
… least. The Wolverines were caught flat-footed and weren't ready for the initial push of the Eagles. Cammalleri, recently named one of the team's three alternate captains, took a lot from the loss to…
… the other team. We need to come out as the team with the chip on our shoulder this time around." . Michigan's 2000-2001 performance was like a roller coaster ride. One night the Wolverines would…
… dominate their opponent, and then the next they'd come out with a total lack of intensity. This. inconsistency is another issue that Cammalleri must try and address if the Wolverines plan to contend for the…
… improve that this season." With 10 freshmen joining the return- ing Wolverines this season, Cammalleri's role will be even more important than in most years. "They're very impressionable," Cammalleri said…
… Development Program Under-18 Team, the Long Island native arrived in Ann Arbor. During his first season, Komisarek was an immediate impact player for the Wolverines. He finished second among the team…
… unanimous decision, for that matter. The Wolverines brought a Rocky Balboa-type surge in the final mile while Wisconsin, as favored as Ivan Drago going into the meet, wobbled like Glass Joe coming down the…
… cross country Not to say confidence isn't an important ingredient for success - where would the Wolverines be with- out it? "A big part of this sport is the mind-set," Cantin said. "If you get all your…
… sophomore ran the best race of his career as a Wolverine at last Saturday's Big Ten Championship, fin- ishing 15th overall and fifth for the team. For most of the season, Caughlan has placed sixth or seventh…
… for the Wolverines, an impressive accomplish- ment for the budding star. But his stand- ings weren't enough to impact the results, in which only the top five run- ners count. This past Saturday, however…
… two runners, that separated the Wolverines from Wisconsin. The Badgers eventually won the meet, edg- ing Michigan by a score of 38-40. Michigan coach Ron Warhurst described the last stretch as emotional…
…, Caughlan also sees himself as a potential prominent runner for the Wolverines in the years to come. He compares himself to Mike Wisniewski, currently a junior for the Michigan team. "(Mike) came out of high…
…, No. 18 Isaac Miller will battle with Michigan's Damion Logan, ranked No. 20. If the Wolverines can escape from the first three rounds with some points on the board, they can begin to feel confident…
…. Michigan State does not field a ranked opponent until No. 10 Will Hill at the 167 weight class --and even then the Wolverines can remain confi- dent. At the 167 weight class, Michigan starts No. 3 Jeff…
… Dutcher. IT WAS A good effort defensively by both teams, though, as Minnesota shut down the Wolverine offense. After high-scoring games against Ohio State and Wisconsin, Michigan only shot 39.2% from the…
… 3 with 13 points, Michigan rallied in the second half. IN FACT for a moment, it looked as if the Wolverines were ready to break it open and push Minnesota back to Min- neapolis. Michigan went up 39…
… elite teams in the nation likely to be invited to the NCAA tournament. Now that he's seen his team lose twice to Michigan this year, Min- nesota's coach Dutcher would certainly include the Wolverines in…
… assure his team a berth in the NCAA basketball tournament, maybe he should recruit a player whose birthday is Wed- nesday. The Wolverines are undefeated on birthdays, beating North Carolina A&T on Roy…
… super- stition. The Wolverines have not beaten the Hawkeyes at Iowa Citysince 1979. In fact, they haven't been close. The last four years have produced 16, 17-,18- and seven-point Michigan defeats. To…
… earning an NIT bid. It won't be easy, but if the Wolverines want the NCAA berth, they'll have to beat the Hawkeyes. Wednesday's game will be televised nationally on ESPN. If Michigan loses to a 13-13 team…
…, a team that CBS pulled off its national televsion schedule becasue of its mediocrity, any tournament selection committeeman will cross the Wolverines off the NCAA's guest list. A season-ending victory…
… Wildcats is expected - as expected as a Big Ten win can be, anyway. The Wolverines would need to handle Northwestern pretty easily in order to impress the selection committee. Frieder and Co. should not…
… worry about Northwestern, though; March 10 is Tim McCormick's birthday. Say it ain't so, Eric Brace yourselves, Michigan faithful, because Eric Turner might not play for the Wolverines next year. The 6…
…'ll have to give it some thought after the season. I'd rather not discuss it right now because of the opportunties we (the Wolverines) have. I'm not thinking about it right now because of what we have to do…
