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Pioneer Swimming Wins Cereal Bowl Relay to Kick Off What is Anticipated to be Another Successful Season

Pioneer Swimmers Max Cornblath, Jiaming Shen, Kai Williams and Thad Stalmack celebrate a first place finish in the 200 Medley. In addition to winning the event they shattered a record from the 1980's.

Jesse Rubin, Co-Sports Editor

December 17, 2013

Bartelstein captures a holistic view of the team from locker room antics to the daily grind of practice to rigorous classes

We On: An Insiders Guide to Michigan Basketball’s Rise to Power

November 2, 2013

Recruiting Blitz

Head Coach Tom Crean successfully wooed James Blackmon Jr. (for the second time) to Indiana. Blackmon also considered Kentucky and Michigan as options for his collegiate career.

Jesse Rubin, Co-Sports Editor

November 1, 2013

Michigan Wins Unofficial “City Championship” and Prepares For Another Banner Year

Spike Albrecht (pictured) and Derrick Walton Jr. proved capable replacements for former University of Michigan standout, Trey Burke.

Jesse Rubin, Co-Sports Editor

November 1, 2013

Michigan Basketball Media Day

Michigan Basketball Media Day

October 29, 2013

We On: An Insiders Guide to Michigan Basketball’s Rise to Power

We On: An Insiders Guide to Michigan Basketball's Rise to Power

Jesse Rubin, Co-Sports Editor

October 17, 2013

Ella Bourland and her boat mate Lindsay Davis-Brady participating in a recent regatta.

Photo Credit: Carol Poulos

Ann Arbor Skyline Crew Duo Earns First Place At Nationals

June 6, 2013

Zak Irvin: The Future of Michigan Basketball?

Zak Irvin: The Future of Michigan Basketball?

May 30, 2013

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Mothers’ Day Plans

May 11, 2013

“I’m Gay:” Ready Or Not Here Comes Jason Collins

Collins choose to wear number 98 when he joined the Celtics this season as a symbol of solidarity towards Matthew Shepard, a gay teen killed at the University of Wyoming in 1998.

Jesse Rubin, Staff

May 9, 2013

Ted Wilson and his partner (pictured) help provide training to men in Haiti so that they can fix the bikes of Haitian children. Wilson is part of GAP Ministries, a group that goes to Borel Haiti to do a variety of restoration projects. Wilson has been going to Haiti for three years now and says that over 200 children will get their bikes fixed by newly trained Haitian bike repairmen when he goes this Spring.

Bikes, Bikes and More Bikes! Inside the 2013 Michigan Classic Bicycle Show and Swap Meet

April 30, 2013

“42” Simply Good

Jesse Rubin, Staff

April 30, 2013

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