… expect Red Berenson to be talking about boxing. Wait a minute, boxing? But the Wolverines' recent offensive difficulties against the neutral zone trap used by teams like Miami (Ohio) and Michigan State…
…. The Wolverines will travel back to Yost Ice Arena for their next game against the Fighting Irish tomorrow evening. Team after team in the CCHA has been reverting to the neutral zone trap, sending only…
… 10:32 left in the game, junior guard Muhammad-Ali Abdur- Rahkman drained an open three to cut the deficit to six. On the ensuing Michigan State possession, the Wolverines forced a turnover…
… forced the Wolverines to turn over the ball on three consecutive possessions in under a minute. And a minute after that, Spartan forward Miles Bridges slammed home a dunk to put Michigan State up…
… fashion. The Daily breaks down three takeaways from a dismal weekend in Columbus. Not so special teams On the weekend, the Wolverines went on the power play seven times, with no goals to show for…
… play three times and managed to capitalize on two of them. While the inability to score on the power play isn’t necessarily a demarcation of an ailing team, the Wolverines’ defense on the man…
…. But while the Wolverines’ offense has carried them this season, their defense, particularly from the perimeter, has cost them dearly. It came back to bite them once again Sunday against…
… a 54-45 lead. In a back-and- forth bout between two evenly- matched teams, the run turned out to be the knockout blow, and the Wolverines managed just five points from the floor the rest of the…
… time the Michigan women's basketball team played Indiana, the Wolverines didn't have Pollyana Johns. The last time the Wolverines played the Hoosiers, they lost, 72-59. This time, Michigan (4-5 Big Ten…
…)," - Michigan coach Sue Guevara said. Wlm Pol Johns, Michigan's 6-foot-2 center, J h s has been arguably the most consis- tent player for the Wolverines for the past three seasons. She averages a double…
…The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com SportsMonday January 30, 2017 — 3B Wolverines emphasize individual improvement during bye The Michigan hockey team didn’t watch any film of its opponents…
… this week. Rather, the Wolverines spent this past week working on improving themselves. They didn’t focus on game-day activities — established lines, for example — instead emphasizing…
… Thursday, January 30, 1992 Page 5 Wolverines slam Spartans, 89-79 by Matthew Dodge Daily Basketball Writer EAST LANSING - On a bas- ketball floor, silence can be deafen- ing. Chris Webber loves to hear…
… Big Ten, 12- 4 overall) dominated the overtime period. They outscored Michigan State (3-3, 13-3) by an 18-8 margin. The Wolverines fell behind by 14 points midway through the sec- ond half, but stormed…
… shot as time ran out in regulation. "I didn't want to go into over- time," Webber said. "But we had the momentum." Wolverine guard Rob Pelinka knocked down a three-pointer to open the extra session, and…
… not only shooting the ball, but was doing the right things on the floor." Pelinka, who scored a career-high nine points, was only one of a host of Wolverines doing the right things. Webber tossed in 21…
… points, grabbed six rebounds, and swiped three steals. Jalen Rose tallied 24 win. This doesn't make our whole season, and it doesn't kill State's season. But it feels good." The Wolverines seem to play…
… Wolverines prevailed in overtime, 89-79, last night. S*FULLCOURT. PRESS Illinois weekend looms for track Women runners look to turn pains into gains vs. non-conference foes :: -_ *or Comosure seals…
… Michigan victory by Jeni Durst Daily Basketball Writer EAST LANSING - On paper, the Michigan Wolverines have it all - size, rebounding and natural talent. But they lacked the one thing above all needed to…
… win: composure. And in the days preceding last night's contest with Michigan State, Wolverine coach Steve Fisher emphasized the need for that very thing. A deficiency of composure will throw the best…
…. But the Wolverines secured it last night at the Breslin Center. After State had gone on a 16-0 run, it appeared the Wolverines would never recover. During the run, the Spartans nailed jumper after…
… jumper as Michigan grew more bewildered. In the words of Fisher, it looked like * they "were running in quicksand." Down by 12, the Wolverines didn't come back on the floor until one minute left in the…
… team will have a difficult time Friday night when it hosts No. 5 Penn State at Cliff Keen Arena. The Wolverines are attempting to harness the momentum of back-to- back Big Ten wins…
… against Wisconsin and Indiana, while Penn State looks to bounce back from a tough one-point loss to No. 2 Minnesota Sunday. The Wolverines are looking to come out and match the intensity of…
… were just a hiccup — Michigan continually made elementary mistakes and the Terrapins were able to capitalize on the Wolverines’ errors. Three Wolverine traveling calls in the first half…
…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 30, 2006 Wolverines overmatched by No. 2-ranked Sooners By Colt Rosensweig Daily Sports Writer For the No. 6 Michigan men's gymnastics team…
…, and the Wolverines came close to match- ing Oklahoma's score in only the vault (36.55-36.4). Michigan's percentage of clean routines, already low after the tense Penn State meet, dropped further. But…
… pleased about, and at the same time something to be displeased about:' Although many of the Wolverine regulars competed in fewer events than usual, others participated for the first time this season. On the…
… parallel bars, redshirt sophomore Arren Yoshimura led all the Wolverines with an 8.4 score. Next week's meet - the Winter Cup in Las Vegas - will also be a non-target meet, and Michigan will again emphasize…
… individual improvement and goals rather than all-out attempting to win. After that meet, the Wolverines should be ready for target matchup at home EUGENE ROBERTSON/Daily against No. 8 Minnesota. Freshman Ralph…
… Rosso and the Wolverines came up short against No. 2 Oklahoma this weekend. IBuckeyes bested bBlue 's balance By Katie Field work on landings to try and capture bigger leads Daily Sports Writer earlier…
… Next up for Michigan was the beam. Deiley, the over 36th-ranked Buckeyes. The extra enthusi- night's all-around winner, registered a solid score asm boosted the Wolverines (2-0 Big Ten, 4-0-1 of 9…
… Michigan's victory with hefty scores. the vault - where the Wolverines started on Fri- Although it was not the first time the Wolver- day. Although vault is Michigan's lowest-ranked ines beat the Buckeyes…
… first 48.775- 48.550 heading into the second rotation. floor title of her collegiate career. But she had For future competitions, 'the'' Wolverines" will * heffocus on afother event. "I really wanted to…
… tonight's Ohio State, it will have to deal with usual. On top of their everyday bump Wolverines will have to perform without the services of one of their top offensive threats, as a result of the less…
… the Wolverines. s and bruises, the Ohio State's top two scorers - senior Chad Power and freshman Hugo Boisvert - are tied for' hr 22nd in the CCHA, with a combined 58 points between the two of them. Who…
… performed at halftime of yesterday's Michigan-St. John's' game jokingly called their act "boring and pointless." Unfortunately, so was the game they weree performing at. The Wolverines ran up and down the…
… Hoosiers 50-game winning streak in Assembly Hall - and playing its best basketball of the season. The Wolverines no longer looked like the team that struggled to a 6-5 non-conference record. They looked like…
… Sports Editor primary backup Evan Smotrycz also picked up his fourth shortly COLUMBUS - With 4:28 left after that. With a diminished in the game on Sunday, No. 20 lineup, the Wolverines couldn't Michigan…
… length is really important. senior guard Zack Novak - the They're as long as anybody." two starters in foul trouble. The The Michigan offense strug- Wolverines were left flailing gled throughout the game…
… Bailey Weathers. "(They are) rebuilding," Richardson said. "(They are) in a similar situation I was in when I first came here (three years ago)." Although the fifth-ranked Wolverines are favored Saturday…
… to build a success- ful program. "He's finding out who wants to do it his way," Richardson said. - For the Wolverines, the meet against two rebuilding programs will be a well- needed break from a…
… 4 - The Michigan Daily - SPORTSMonday - Monday, January 30, 1995 Blue's juggling act falls short. Constant offensive line changes leave Wolverines flat By Melanie Schuman Daily Hockey Writer The…
… January blahs could easily describe the sun's absence in a typical Michigan winter. With a slighted per- spective, like that of players and coaches, it is more suited to explain what ails the Wolverine…
… Michigan's concerns. Last season, the Wolverines, then ranked No. 1, went 7-1 in the month of January, includingakeywinoverMichi- gan State and a sweep of Lake Superior State. Although Michigan knocked off…
… Arena and although neither walked away with two points, they left the Wolverines questioning their accomplishments. For a team which entering this weekend, lead the nation in goals scored per game, 6…
… lost their previous six to Michigan, left Ann Arbor with a 2-2 tie, the Wolverines' first tie of the season. HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: 'Ilrco impresse By Melanie Schuman and Barry Sollenberger Daily Hockey…
… Writers Before this season, most so-called experts figured the Wolverines would experience a dropoff between the pipes. After all, Steve Shields, the NCAA career leader in victories for a goalie, picked up…
… inclined this time to nail someone than in the past," said the 6-foot-1, 188 pound center. DOWN TO THE WIRE: Having not played an extra period in their first 18 contests, the Wolverines were tested in…
… overtime in four of the past five games. Michi- gan has found the sudden death period to its liking, however, as the Wolverines are 3-0-1 in those four games. They have defeated Lake Superior State, Bowl…
… Wolverines still haven't lost since a 4-3 setback to Minnesota Nov. 26. Since then, MichiganIs 9-0-1 - the longest current unbeaten streak in the CCHA. Additionally, several Wolverines are enjoying cur- rent…
…, according to the WMEB college hockey poll. The Wolverines jumped ahead of the previous No. 1, Maine, when the Black Bears lost to unranked Massachusetts-Amherst, 4-2, Saturday. .w wf .$ . DOUGLAS…
… second- straight productive game with 15 points and six rebounds. "I just go out there and bust my t," Baston said. The Wolverines didn't get their normal production in other areas on the court, though…
… Michigan players to alter their shots in the lane. The young Wolverines provided the fans with moments of excitement, but they never really got started yesterday. Maceo Baston, following his outstand- ing…
… Crisler Arena to give her team a one-point win, the Wolverines were in disbelief. Coach Trish Roberts, hands on hips, couldn't believe that Barnes had beaten the clock. Michigan's Tiffany Willard, after a…
… they deserved to win tonight," Roberts said. For 36 minutes, the Wolverines did everything right. They made the extra pass, hit the open jumper, and it seemed as if luck was on their side. The final…
… with their fifth straight loss. Maybe it was right for Michigan, which came out with so much energy to begin the game, to end a weekend discouragingly. Maybe it was right for this Wolverine team…
… Canham Natatorium. The Wolverines (8-1) rebounded from its disappointing two point loss at No. I Stanford with a 140-101 manhandling of No. 4 Auburn Sat- urday. The meet marked the Wol- verines' fourth…
… Wolverines were tired, they were just too deep for the Tigers. "Michigan is real strong in depth, which we're weak in," Marsh said. "As far as NCAAs, the champion- ship team will be able to go two to three…
…-deep in each event." Only seven Wolverine swimmers have qualified for the NCAAs in Austin, Tex. In lieu of the Big Ten championship meet being only three weeks away, all the swimmers who have not qualified…
…. Michigan led at the intermission, ohnson 23 1-6 .0-0 0.1 2 1 2 35-34. urray 33 3-17 12 2-3 3 8 ikorski 8 1-4 0-0 4-4 2 0 2 The Wolverines started the game in otals 200 22.77 12-20 22-46 1621 58…
… opponent, which is not his trength. He ended up winning the match, 574, but he was not able to bring in the big points the Wolverines need- ed. "Against Northwestern, I really, for some reason, got this idea…
… match, giving the Wolverines wins in three of their first four matches. All week, the 12th-ranked Wolverines have been aware of how well they need- ed to wrestle in order to upset the sixth- ranked…
… the Michigan women's basketball team lost a heartbreaker to Michigan State, 47-45. The loss was the Wolverines (6-11 overall, 0-7 Big Ten) seventh Big Ten loss in a row, keeping them at the bottom of…
… the conference. Michigan's defense held the normally high-scoring Spartans (10- 6, 4-2) to 34 percent shooting. Unfortunately for the Wolverines, their defense was not enough to com- pensate for their…
… contributed 14 as Michigan had four players score in double figures. THE WOLVERINE defense neutralized the vaunted Boilermaker frontline, holding Steve Scheffler and Melvin McCants to 27 points .and eight…
… rebounds. The Wolverines out-rebounded Purdue 31 to 18 for the game. "Our game plan was to shut down their inside play," Rice said. "Our big guys played great inside defense and the few times it broke down…
…, our weakside defense went to their to help." Michigan took a 7-6 lead on a ferocious Vaught slam with 16:08 left in the first half, and the Wolverines never looked back. Robinson contributed to…
… Michigan's first 12 points, scoring five and assisting on the rest Robinson took a breather and the Wolverines went on a 6-0 run to stretch a five point lead to 26-15 with 9:26 left to play in the half. "ONE…
… minutes proved crucial and Michigan's inability to reach the free throw line was of sever conse- quence. Cardinal, who finished 7-of-10 from the free throw line, outshot the Wolverines by himself. Michigan…
… glass of water on a hot summer day. And the Wolverines needed the vic- tory to remain close in the Big Ten race. But championship teams maintain leads in the second half, and Michigan has given them away…
…Men's Swimming vs. Illinois Friday, 7:30 p.m. IM Building The Michigan Doily SPORTS Friday, January 30, 1987 Men's Volleyball Wolverine Invitational 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. CCRB aae 11 M'out to crush…
…. Both have seen their ups and their downs. Case in point: three weeks ago Illinois-Chicago swept the Wolverines (10-20) in Ann Arbor. Since then Michigan has played strongly against Ferris State and…
… Michigan State. In fact, omitting the UIC series, the Wolverines have played reasonably well since Christmas after a shaky first half. "IT DOESN'T come as a surprise to me," Michigan head coach Red Berenson…
… spark the Wolverine offense in this weekend's home-and-home series with Western Michigan. Grapplers By DOUGLAS VOLAN Michigan's wrestling team will have a chance to do what every team in the country…
… wants to do - knock off Penn State, the top- ranked team in the nation. The Wolverines have been looking forward to tomorrow night's meet at Crisler Arena all season. The excitement vanished, however…
… inconsistent this season is an understatement. The Wolverines have given up the fourth-most goals in the Big Ten this season with 77 goals against — 24 more than No. 4 Ohio State, which has allowed the…
… Thursday night and then got torched for five goals Saturday night. The Wolverines have allowed less than three goals in 12 of their 25 games this season. On the other end of the scale, they’ve given up…
… in Nebraska win T wo months ago, when the Michigan men’s bas- ketball team looked at its upcoming Big Ten schedule, a midweek trip to Lincoln probably didn’t ring any alarm bells. The Wolverines…
… steals. Freshman wing Franz Wagner’s 18-point performance highlighted his potential, while sophomore forward Brandon Johns Jr. — typ- ically the Wolverines’ spark-plug on the boards — had an impres…
…MEowN: Richardson, Texas YEAR: Freshman ELIGIBILITY: Freshman WHY: The freshman freestyler took the 100-yard freestyle event Saturday when Michigan met Auburn at Canham Natatorium. She also was a factor in Wolverine…
…, they didn't show. TheWolverines(2-OBig Ten,'7-1 over- all) returned to their old form after a loss to Stanford two weeks ago, trounc- ing the Hoosiers (1-3, 2-3), 140-95. However, overflowing with excite…
… we're at. It's just part of train- ing." In fact, the meet appeared to offer the team an excuse to stop training for a few hours. The Wolverines' day be- gan with an early morning full work- out. After…
… the Wolverines was freshman Owen Von Richter's first place finish in the 1650-yard freestyle. "I had never swam the mile before in my life," Richter said. Regardless, his performance puthim into good…
… Indianaclaimedfirstin the 800freestyle relay, squeaking past Michigan by a margin of .17 seconds. The Wolverines won all the other events, including the one-meter and three-meter diving competitions. Abel Sanchez and…
… Wolverines also got a chance to test the waters at Indiana University Natatorium, where the na- tional championships will be held. "It's the fastest pool in America today," Urbanchek said. "It's a step up from…
… - and for many seconds preceding that moment - they knew. Saturday's Wolverine-Hoosierdual meet in Indianapolis was a dress re- hearsal, merely a practice on the stage of the real thing - the NCAA Champi…
… experience for us to be here before the big show," freestyler Owen von Richter said. In a meet that meant nothing to the No. 1 Wolverines, von Richter's likely qualifying time of 15:16.11 in the 1650 free was…
… Championships, the World Cup Championships, the Nationa4 Sports Festival and the Pan American Games. And the Wolverines will fill up their share of the rooms at Indianapo- lis this March for the NCAAs. Trivia…
… the Wolverines faced then-No. 5 Louisville on the road. Though her team lost in a lopsided contest, Flaherty finished with 23 points to reach a career total of 2,091, breaking Diane Dietz…
… marked Barnes Arico’s 124th triumph, and she became the program’s winningest coach in history, passing Sue Guevara. Nine days later, Flaherty continued her own dominance as the Wolverines played…
…8A -- Thursday, January 30, 2014 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com After grueling schedule, Wolverines Behind enemy lines: look to catch their breath vs. Purdue Terone Johnson Michigan…
…/Radio: backcourt is ESPN led by brothers Terone and Ronnie Johnson, who will faceoff against Michigan Thursday night. After an upset victory in East The Wolverines (7-0, 15-4) are coming off their most grueling…
… around like, 'I've never heard of that before."' Andrew said. While Andrew carefully balances her time between classes and relaxation, she has also been successful on the basketball court. On a Wolverine…
… played poorly in the first half. As a result, Coach Bud VanDeWege only played her for five minutes, never putting her back in the game after intermission as the Wolverines lost 60-58. The following…
…," she said. For Andrew, as well the rest of the Wolverines, the opportunity is there, now it's time for consistency. ROBERTS Continued from Page 7 maybe not so coincidentally, Ouimet and Roberts carry 13…
… Writer EVANSTON - With its 22-20 dual meet win over Northwestern Saturday, the Michigan wrestling team did more than notch its fourth Big Ten victory in as many meets. The Wolverines established themselves…
… would turn out just as planned, decided by the heavyweight match. And Michigan won. What this indicates is that the people who are supposed to win for the Wolverines are doing their jobs. Furthermore…
… 158 is Sam Amine, who has sparkled of late. Amine has a habit of winning big, and putting extra team points on the board for the Wolverines. He has scored ten pins and three technical falls in his 27…
… victories, fulfilling his role as a sure winner for Michigan. Due to the fact that Michigan often clinches the meet before Fritz Lehrke (190) steps onto the mat, his wins usually increase the Wolverine margin…
… strong supporting cast behind them, the Wolverines need not limit their goals toward next year. 1GET ITS The P-rsonal Column MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS 0 WANTED: STUDENT PHONATHON CALLERS Part…
…'s tired crew and shot the lights out of McGaw Hall, hit- ting 61% from the floor, to Michigan's 39%. Defensively, the Wildcats did the job on, the Wolverines, wearing them down and forcing hurried shots…
…. "They (the Wolverines) rely on pressure defense," explain- ed Northwestern coach Tex Winter. "If you cyan break down the pressure,tthey're not thattgood defensively. We can break their defense down." "We…
… for a loose ball under Michigan's basket during the 99-87 Wolverine loss at Evanston. 79 Surprise victoryr{ aer R l V tr ed lifts Wildcat faithful en By HENRY ENGLEHARDT shots going 'round and 'round…
… asked, "can or the Wolverines, the nation's number we do it. Can we really be beating :t two team, when thb traditional patsies Michigan? awoke from their slumber and slit the BILLY McKINNEY, Northwestern…
…." heads high. They finally experienced As stunned as I was by Wolverine the thrill of victory. m --::::::::::::::..................................:........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*. ... . .- Blue…
…. - Michigan's hockey team in the midst of its worst slump of the season, was handed its worst oss of the year, 8-2. last night, dropping both games of the week end series. Nothing the Wolverines did ast night…
… honors. Wolverines Start Out Fast The Wolverines started out at a rapid tempo and after five minutes of play the Maize and Blue enjoyed an 8-2 advantage. Risen and Bob Bowen then hit for the Bucs, mak- ing…
… the score 8-5. Two free throws by Elroy Hirsch, Michigan's fighting center, and a field goal by Dave Strack put the local team ahead 12-5. The Wolverines maintained a five- point edge until midway in…
… the first half. With the score 16-11 in favor of Michigan, the Scarlet and Gray began pecking away at the Wolverine lead and finally forged ahead, 18-17, on a drive-in shot under the basket by Bill…
… University of Michigan swimming team easily downed Purdue's tank- men, 63-21, in a rather one-sided encounter yesterday afternoon. Though the Wolverines were not pressed in any event except diving, they proved…
… Cory to win the 220-yard freestyle event for Michigan. Fries Takes Freestyle Larry Koppin of the Wolverine squad outswam his teammate Bob Branch to sweep the 50-yard free- style event for Michigan. The…
… 440-yard relay were won by the Wolverines. Michigan's crack relay team of Church, Pulakus, Cory and Fries easily overcame their competition and turned in a fine showing. The Maize and Blue tankmen will…
…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, January 30, 1992 Spikers by Dan Linna Daily Sports Writer Only the strong can expect to survive Saturday when 30 teams; clash in the Wolverine Collegiate…
… the top teams in the country. The Wolverines' Blue team will also be a top seed as will Park Col- lege, Graceland College, Michigan State, and Cornell. In addition to the top seeds, the University of…
… and now is the time to do it." After a drubbing by the Spartans two weeks ago, the Wolverines played nearly flawless volleyball in their defeats of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Northwestern. While Michigan…
… finish in at least the top five of the tournament. To advance that far would probably mean a second meeting with Michigan State. Although the Spartans soundly defeated the Wolverines in their only meeting…
… into the later rounds it is just inherent that you are going to be a little more ex- cited and a little more focused." It doesn't get any easier for the Wolverines. Next Saturday the team will…
… Wolverine Collegiate Classic this weekend at the CCRB. - I I U Men's Realities a workshop on work competition friendships masculinity This is a 2 hour introduction to the current world of men's realities…
… when they travel to Crystal Mountain and the Caberfae Ski Resort. This weekend proved to be no exception when both teams captured second- place finishes. The Wolverines competed against eight teams from…
… Michael Kosta of the No. 48 Michigan men's tennis team was trying to re-focus junior Ryan Heller in Friday's match against No. 65 William & Mary. Once again, the Wolverines found themselves tied in a 3…
…-3 dual-match contest. Once again, the outcome rested on the shoulders of a single Michi- gan player. And once again, the Wolverines pulled through under pressure. Last weekend, it was freshman Andrew…
… seemed like just a matter of time before the Wolverines returned to their dominant form of the mid-1990s. After all, it's rare that a college hockey team has a first-round draft pick coming to school rath…
… Michigan hockey was back. Since the pair began skating for the Wolverines, however, things have been far from rosy. Once they hit the ice last season, Michigan jumped out to a 9-1-1 start and an early season…
…. He does that all the time." After his early setback, Don- adee, now a senior, has landed on his feet and come out on top dur- ing the strongest season of his career. In his last campaign as a Wolverine…
… Hoosiers, finishing third over- all. He was also the top Wolverine in the one-meter against Arizona State and California (fourth place overall) the one-meter against Florida (third place overall) and both…
… question of whether he would lose, but what he would win by." Pusztai advanced to yesterday's fi- nal in convincing fashion, ousting fifth-seed and fellow Wolverine John Costanzo 7-5, 6-1 in the fourth round…
… were Wolverines, making the final four resemble a Michigan team practice. "I am sure Costanzo would have been in the semis had he been in the other bracket," Eisner said. "But I am extremely pleased with…
… Penn State, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2. In the No. 7 and No.8 singles bracket, freshman Jordan Szekely of Michigan finished second, losing to Oliver Freelove of Illinois in the final, 6-1, 6- 2. The Wolverines…
… compete next inihe eighth-annual O'Charleys Invitational at Tennessee, Feb. 2-4. Michigan will be seeded third and will face South Florida in the first round. The following weekend the Wolverines will squa…
… liked to be called, the rest of the team. The meet may not have helped the Wolverines recover record-wise for their poor showing in previous meets, but many on the team felt the event helped them in other…
… coaching at Michigan, he still feels the Wolverines acted as if they were in a real meet. "We still performed with the same focus and played with the same ability that we would have in any dual meet with any…
… Murphy Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women's swimming team seems to do a pretty good job of developing talent. The Wolverines' upperclass con- tingent includes three Olympic hope- fuls and four NCAA…
…, the Wolverines are mo* concerned about technique and speed as opposed to endurance. FUTURE OLYMPIANS?: Three Michi- gan swimmers are looking to make a strong showing at the Olympic Trials. The trials…
…, which will be held in Indianapolis in March, will provide these Wolverines with the opportu- nity to measure their ability on a na- tional level before possibly compet- ing on an international level…
… Fighting Illini of Illinois, a team which mirrors many of the Wolverines' weaknesses. However, what -the Illini (11-5 overall, 4-3 in the Big Ten) lack in height and depth they make up in speed, as coach Lou…
…. " ven though the guards might be doing more for us this year it won't mean we are going away from our basic philosophy." While Harper and company will be dragging the Wolverines up and down the court…
… of both Eastern and Western Michigan, had beaten Ohio State, (13-6, 4-3 in the league). Apparently, most Michigan followers had given up on the Blue cagers. The only trouble is, the Wolverine hoopsters…
… never gave up on themselves. Sounds corny, I know, but it's true. Injury after injury, quitting player after quitting player, loss after loss after loss, etc., the Wolverine, cagers kept on plugging…
… up in any game this year," concurred guard Dan Pelekoudas, whose last-second 22-footer Thursday gave the Wolverines their 64-62 overtime win, and a glimpse of the light shining at the end of the long…
… tunnel they are in this year. "We've stayed together and worked hard all year with no dissensions. It was ourattitudes which brought us back." A good game by all Victory finally came for the Wolverines…
… sophomore and junior years, scoring 38 points. But the senior is enjoying his best season as a Wolverine, sitting in fifth place on the team scoring list with 12 goals and eight assists for 20 points. HE…
…. Wolverines "definitely need to win "All 20 players work hard, though," games the rest of the way (six of the he continued. "Nothing comes easy. final 10 games are at home). I want us Every line has to do the…
… CENTER ROGER llourne is one of Michigan's "team players," with 12 goals and eight assists for 20 points on the season, good for fifth place on the team scoring list. He is on track in the Wolverines…
… Wolverines find them- selves in a sixth-place tie with their op- ponents and Minnesota-Duluth. But much more importantly, they are caught in somewhat of a must-win situation. A pair of losses to the Tigers…
… move to within one point of the Wolverines in the league standings. And under WCIIA guidelines, only the top eight teams qualify for the playoffs. In other words, things could get very sticky for John…
…; then travel to Duluth for its final road series of the season. The Wolverines close out their schedule at home with series against Denver and Michigan Tech. -oiW' THE FRIARS for a VIr ln+ t ' !"1…
…Page 10-Tuesday, January 30, 1979-The Michigan Daily COACH EXUDES OPTIMISM: Bahr builds Wolverine DAILY SPECIALS ALL YOU CAN EAT! TUESDAY-SMORGASBORD $3.95 WEDNESDAY-SEAFOOD BUFFET $4.25 THURSDAY…
… in Russia. In the Illinois meet, falling into a familiar position, the Wolverines found themselves down 13-2 only to storm back and win the next seven matches. INJURIES AND inexperience have 'In a few…
… state level." The Wolverine grapplers captured a pair of Big Ten victories this past greatly hampered the production of Michigan's lighter weights, putting ad- ded pressure on the heavier weights. "We…
…-6005 ----MONDAY-SATURDAY 42am SUNDAY 4-1 am The Wolverines (18-2) took first place in the uneven parallel bars, and finished second in the vaulting and floor exercise competitions to total 126.30 for the meet…
… Bertuncin, who placed sixth (31.50), and seventh-place finisher Sara Flom (31.45). The Wolverines were aided by the ef- forts of freshmen Cindy Shearon and Lisa Uttal, who balanced the scoring with floor…
… judging for the Michigan State meet a week ago. "They were rather stiff. I thought we did a little better Saturday," said the first-year coach. "But Nebraska deser- ved to win either way." The Wolverines…
… the Wolverines’ 17 point lead as soon as possible. It couldn’t, but that wasn’t because Michigan broke through the press. In fact, the Wolverines continuously lost the ball, their turnover margin…
…’s upcoming game against No. 23 Northwestern, the turnover battle will be key. The Wildcats are second in the Big Ten in steals — behind only No. 17 Maryland, which dismantled the Wolverines’ offense…
…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com )Pol:,6ls Friday, January 30, 2009 - 7 i The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom Friday, January 30, 2009 - 7 ICE HOCKEY Wolverines face No.1 Notre Dame in…
… rematch By NICOLE AUERBACH Daily Sports Editor Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson is hoping this season's series against Notre Dame can rep- resent a role reversal. Last year, the Wolverines held MicA n at…
… Michigan women’s track and field team is already where Michigan coach James Henry expected it to be. Amongst the Wolverines’ five event wins at the non-scoring Saginaw Valley State Jets Pizza…
… bar at 3.70 meters, trailing only Windsor’s Rachael Wolfs, who cleared 3.91 meters. Much of the Wolverines’ early success this year has come from strong performances from their freshmen. The group…
… won the mile run by a large eight-second margin. The next six spots were also claimed by Wolverine runners, five of whom broke five-minute miles on the day. Another Michigan victory came in the 4…
… the Wolverines, this time in the 800-meter contest. While Michigan is heartened to see success this early in the year, its sights are set on remaining healthy and working to improve for the Big Ten…
… get ready for the result month (February).” KEVIN ZHENG/Daily Senior Courtney Munley competed unattached for the Wolverines this weekend but still won the mile race at the Saginaw Valley State Jets…
… Pizza Invitational. TOR THORNE Daily Sports Writer Wolverines break records in Boston For the first time in program history, the Michigan men’s track team had three athletes run a sub-four minute…
… right now.” In addition to the success of the runners in the mile race, the Wolverines were able to showcase some of its younger athletes at the meet. After nearly winning the 400- meter dash…
… in the Under-20 World Junior championships in the 400- meter hurdles. In addition to taking part in the Terrier Classic, the Wolverines also competed in the Saginaw Valley State Jets…
…8A - Wednesday, January 30, 2013 S p o r The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Wolverines struggle to find stable lineup ADAM GLANZMAN/Daily Redshirt junior forward Jordan Morgan has been a big…
… III, alongside the four other Wolverines that comprise Michigan's freshman class, is takingaclassthis semester called "The Cultures of Basketball." It's a favorite among Michigan stu- dents, -but even…
… the Wolverine night in and night out. But Michigan co Berenson said that jus a player is in the lineu necessarily mean he tributed consistently. because of an attitude or just a play- er perform- ing…
… n some consistency back SEARCHING FOR Michigan has a hi grooming and develop ey players. Tradition majority of recruits t RILA play for the Wolverines stay or until they graduate, which is why…
… athlete playing any sport at any level. So why has this mantra meant so much to this team and .propelled the freshman class to compete at such a high caliber? It's because the Wolverines have made the…
…. Added Oldershaw: "The hurt goes away but the work you've done will stay." Overall, this season hasn't been an easy one for the Wolverines. With the retirement of former coach Jim Richardson just before…
…," Oldershaw said. "Beating someone you're not supposed to beat, going a time you're not sup- posed to go." The Wolverines were able to pull this off in an underdog victo- ry against then-No. 15 Ohio State by…
… the Wolverines' lone goal in Friday's game and scored two goals in Saturday's 5-5 tie. The alter- nate captain had been sidelined for the previous three weeks with a groin injury. NOTABLE QUOTABLE…
… position change By H. Jose Bosch Daily Sports Writer DETROIT - Junior David Rohlfs played forward for the Wolverines his freshman and sophomore year - tallying 12 goals and 11 assists in the process - but…
…Page Seven Sunday, January 30, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 30, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wolverines bomb Bucks f......{C" '"" ' {: fem.}':"\- .:": '. vX: By JOHN…
… PAPANEK The Michigan Wolverines managed to stumble toward a. Big Ten basketball champion- ship yesterday, when they knocked off the ailing Ohio State Buckeyes 88-78 for the first time in their last nine…
… overflow throng of reporters crowd- ed around, Orr happily expounded on the Wolverine victory. A few feet away the Michigan players joyously accepted congratulations from the crowd of old alums And young ad…
… set the tone. His players had been charged with 32 fouls while the Wolverines got off with 18. Taylor thought that this was the difference in the game and he wasn't happy about it. "If they're going to…
… Hornyak and Wardell Jackson both sat out part of the game after picking up their third fouls, but the Buckeye reserves came through. Though they had the advantage in height and in fouls, the Wolverines…
… first half, Russell and Johnson ignited a 12- 0 Michigan spurt to send the Wolverines rolling. In addition to their fine shooting percentages, the two freshmen demonstrated some nifty defensive play that…
… REDUCED YOUTH FARE CARDS ALSO AVAILABLE Contact UAC Travel, Union 763-2147 141 By SANDI GENISC Highlighted by five r e c o r d - cracking performances, the annualv Michigan Relays got the Wolverine. track…
… the "Izzone," the Wolverines will have problems on the boards, and Izzo will celebrate his 47th birthday. Whether Izzo receives another gift-wrapped birthday victory like he did last year will be…
… Crisler and 78-57 in East Lansing) the Michigan frontline was outscored and outrebounded by an obviously superior and more athletic Michigan State team. The Wolverines were outrebounded 83-47, and their…
… Rose Daily Sports Editor The Wolverines hammered away at Purdue for 39 minutes last night. But Brian Cardinal, who gets knocked down but gets back up again more than the lead singer of Chumbawamba, sank…
… a free throw and grabbed a Purdue 89 couple of rebounds 3 Michigan 82 during a frantic final minute to help hold the Wolverines off. The Boilermakers hung on to win, 89- 82, before 13,242 in Crisler…
… mistake that was made was the timing of this decision. With second-ranked Iowa coming to town tomorrow, Hawkeye cheerleaders will be cheering, dancing, flipping and flopping while their Wolverine…
… counterparts will be sitting and moping, either at home or at Crisler Arena. It will make the University of Michigan look very bad, and nobody involved wants that to happen. Wolverines prepare to face No. 2…
….J. Armstrong and Bill Jones - will take on the Michigan Wolverines at 1 p.m. in a nationally televised game. Iowa features a fearsome press defense that could give Michigan trouble bringing the ball upcourt…
…. Daily Photo by SCOTT LITUCH Frieder compared Iowa with last Sophomore Mark Hughes fights off Minnesota's Terrence Woods in last year's Big Ten champion Michigan night's action. The Wolverines overpowered…
… game, and that (the missed dunk Wolverine Garde Thompson took playing his usual all-around game happens," said Grant. "I was glad over. He scored 18 of his 23 points in the second half. In the first half…
… - For the first 30 minutes last night, Michigan found itself entangled in yet another tightt Big Ten basketball game. Then the Wolverines scored 14 unanswered points t against Northwestern here, and…
… converted a lay-up with 10 minutes left in I the game, cutting Michigan's lead to five points at 57- 52. That's when Mike McGee and Johnny Johnson, hit-l ting a pair of buckets apiece, pulled the Wolverines c…
…, it all sounds pretty con- fusing. Well, that is the state in which the Michigan hockey fan finds him- self after the Wolverines' return from Colorado Springs this past day's contest. Friday's loss was…
…, scored three goals for the first Wolverine weekend. It was another crucial.. series in Michigan's never-ending * bid for the ever-elusive playoff! WC H position, but twice the Blue team found itself…
… holding the short end A Standings of the stick. Denver Colorado College came up with icn State the 8-7 and 6-4 victories, thereby: Notre Dame jumping over the Wolverines into North Dakota ninth place in…
… turn the trick, and the 6-4 loss dropped the Wolverines into last place. Does that mean Michigan is out of it? "Oh, no!" cries Renfrew. And he is right. Minnesota-Duluth, the team to beat for the eighth…
…-point series? M i n n e s o t a- Duluth, promising a pretty exciting finish to Michigan's home schedule. This week the Wolverines play a home-and-home series with Michi- gan State, who have dropped to third…
…-season away from an early tie, en route Michigan State Open semifinals, to a 26-9 win. where Zeerip was crowned as It was a crucial win for the the 174-pound champion. 11th-ranked Wolverines, who Zeerip scored…
… having suc- cess." But can the Wolverines feed off of this win? In the upcoming week, Michigan will go on the road against No. 5 Ohio State and No. 2 Penn State. "Hopefully, they use today's performance…
…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Thursday, January 30, 2014- 7A The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom Thursday, January 30, 2014- 7A Men's Lacrosse Season Preview: Wolverines starting to…
… one of our strengths this year," Jackson MIDFIELDERS said. "We struggled last year with it, but we've taken some Wolverines return the steps to improve the system." their midfielders this The coaching…
… Wolverine recruiting class in its history, which includes last year'sleadingscorer,sophomore midfielder Kyle Jackson, and sophomore midfielder Mike Hernandez, who leads the team in assists. Both players were…
… due to a knee injury that occurred over, winter break. "Will has been a three- year starter for us and the 'quarterback' of our team," Paul said. "We'll miss him." In Meter's absence, the Wolverines…
…. Because it won't of the surgery, Logan will be fli matter if he out for the remainder of the i replicates his 2014 season. team leading To fill the big hole left by ! total or not. Logan, the Wolverines…
… Hurd due to academic reasons, the Wolverines were left with two goalies on the roster. If the team had three goalies, it could survive, but it couldn't make do with two since it couldn't scrimmage. After…
… Spartans last Thursday, junior Brennan Serville rushed off the ice for a change on the fly despite the play moving toward the Wolverines' defensive - zone. The resulting two-on-one nearly resulted in a…
…-plus seasons, Michigan has reestablished itself as a top-level team. The Wolverines made it to the NCAA semifinals in 1992 and 1993, and were ranked No. I nationally most of last year. Coach Red Berenson has…
… Wolverines never should have beaten Wisconsin in the 1992 NCAA tournament. Maine lost just one game in 1992-93, the season it beat Michigan in the national semifinals. Last year Michigan beat Lake Superior…
…. "We'd get one thing on one night and not get it another night." If not for a couple bounces, Michigan should have beaten Maine. And as Wolverine alum David Oliver says, "We played well enough to win the…
… game against Lake State." But the Wolverines' desired outcome eluded them and now the pressure to win a national title continues to mount, as evinced in the team's dressing room. Michigan hangs a…
…? Hockey players have been known to lean on superstition and ritual and this would seem to go against their nature. Perhaps this set of Wolverines is different, having the perspective gained from big…
…-Chicago, Michigan hardly looked worthy of that eastern tour. These mid-season contests against unranked opponents are the kind the Wolverines must plainly endure. When it comes time for the NCAAs, they'll be prepared…
… coach Mark Noetzel said. "It's our team against their team. Head to head. You win or I win. That's the way it ought to be." The Wolverines have won the Big Ten championship the last five years. While…
… February 9, when the Wolverines compete in Bloomington against both Indiana and No. 1 Texas. "(The IU/Texas meet) should be very hard," junior individual-med- leyist Eric Namesnik said. "Indiana feels that…
… time to schedule another event on such short notice," Wolverine senior Phillip Issa said. Nevertheless, practices will continue, and those members who will compete at Wayne State need to prepare for a…
… tough field that in- cludes squads from the host school, Detroit, Ohio State, Illinois, Case Western Reserve and Oakland. To the Wolverines' advantage, they have competed against all the schools except De…
… Wolverines defeated Case Western Reserve and witnessed Wayne State's women's foil team in action. "We know Ohio State is going to be really tough," Hipp said. "We need to try not to psy- che ourselves out and…
… Buckeyes and Wayne State will be close. However, she feels that the rest of the teams should be evenly matched. With this in mind, the Wolverines are look- ing forward to this weekend's festivities, hop- ing…
