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March 18, 1994 (vol. 104, iss. 98) • Page Image 11

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 18, 1994 - 11 Wolverines shooting for first- ever CCHA postseason title By MICHAEL ROSENBERG DAILY HOCKEY WRITER Everyone on the Michigan hockey team insists they…

…, the Wolverines won't know who they are playing until around 9:30 tonight, when the quarterfinal game between Miami and Western Michigan ends. Michigan has a bye and will face the winner of the Redskins…

…-Broncos matchup tomorrow. Wolverine assistant Mel Pearson knows exactly what he wants to happen tonight. "I hope Miami and Western Michigan go four overtimes," Pearson said. Michigan goalie Steve Shields said. "It…

… since the 1985-86 Spartans. However, the Wolverines have not played well since winning the championship. They lost four out of their last five regular season games, and struggled to a 5-4 overtime win…

…. "But we feel we can go out there this weekend and play our best." During the losing streak, Michigan lost to Miami twice and Michigan State once. The Wolverines also lost to the Spartans in January…

…. The Wolverines swept the season series from both of those teams. The Wolverines, who were ranked No. I in the nation for most of the season but have dropped to No. 2 during their skid, have never won a…

… CCHA postseason title. However, they have been quite successful in other games at Joe Louis Arena. Michigan has won six straight Great Lakes Invitational titles there. If the Wolverines win tomorrow…

… pursuit of the puck last weekend against Kent State. The Wolverines play the winner of the Miami-Western Michigan quarterfinal in tomorrow's first semifinal. Michigan players, coach best in conference By…

… ANTOINE PITTS DAILY HOCKEY WRITER DETROIT-Much like it ruled the *CHA regular season, the Michigan hockey team dominated last night's CCHA Awards Banquet at the Westin Hotel. The Wolverines took four awards…

… led all newcomers with 21 assists and 39 points, took the prize for the Wolverines. "I usually set lofty goals for my- self," Morrison said. "At the beginning of the year this was something I wanted. I…

March 18, 1994 (vol. 104, iss. 98) • Page Image 12

… done in school history. The Wolverines earned the No. 4 ranking nationwide. Ironically, at the beginning of the season, one of Michigan coach Bev Plocki's "realistic goals" was to finish the season among…

… the Super Six elite teams in the country. And now, one week before the Big Ten Championships, the Wolverines enter their final competition of the regular season ranked No. 3. This feat marks the first…

March 18, 1994 (vol. 104, iss. 98) • Page Image 10

….0) and Florida (127.0). "This year (in the morning session) we actually looked in some cases better than last year in the morning session," Wolverine coach Jim Richardson said. This year's Michigan team…

… had five scoring swims versus only three last year. One of the Wolverines' few bright spots for the day was the performance of freshman breaststroker Rachel Gustin. Gustin placed sixth in the 200-yard…

… million times to make sure it was my lane and to make sure I wasn't asleep." Other Wolverines who swam today in individual races were freshman IM swimmer Anne Kampfe, who finished 37th in the 50 freestyle…

… (4:54.92), and Melisa Stone, who finished 15th overall in the 50 freestyle (23.65). The next two days look to be better for the Wolverines. Today, Lara Hooiveld, last year's NCAA Swimmer of the Year…

… and tomorrow is another day." Blue almost Waves goodbye to tourney Wolverines no longer good guys of NCAAs WICHITA, Kan. -"Bzzzzzzzzz." The high-pitched buzz droned endlessly behind the media curtains…

… the anti-Wolverine ,rowd. And, he made Juwan Howard into an ogre. "It kind of looked like David and Goliath," Lopez said, grinning. But "David" had the arena on his side. Lopez nailed seven threes. He…

… anyone else? The Wolverines learned the hard way that, according to Joe Public, Jarling Michigan has grown horns. Two years after entering the NCAA tournament as its rambunctious kittens, the Wolverines

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… attempt to start the Wolverine Party this semester. To form an MSA party, a group needs five students running from at least three different schools or colleges. One of the Wolverine Party's candidates was…

…' packet, which details how to run for MSA, was "very vague." Since they did not meet the qualifications, the Wolverine Party candidates will be on the ballot as Indep d independents. "We didn't have people…

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