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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Bierman Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Souttu;ast Minneapolis, MN 55455 (612) 625~4090 Fax 625-0359 ._, ,~ l . c FOR REl:E.ASE~PON, RECEIPT Jan.3, 1992 -· MOLITORl-JiA:k~ Glfi:.l OF $1 00,000 TO MEN'S ATHLETICS Paul Molitor o( the Milwaukee Brewers, an All-American · .. shor1$tpp ·for· tlie Golden Gophers in 1976 and l97~; h~s made -a -gift to· Msp!s~~t~.f~tiC!s __ uf $1 oo,-oob, it was armoun~~d today'.· -· .. .-- tfik·cg_ittc.~Cbecon~e a.n ec~dowme_n-tJund and will .'t>tovid:~)rJconie­ .'<..- ·......... .. to the ,department on an ·_-anffiJ_p.! basis to· cover· the expense _qf, one< , · scholarship in the University's -~a~ball. program. ' --_:. ';.~. "We an~. extremely gratJful tb ·~au I fbr his· g.enerou~ .gift," ~aid Director of Athletics Dr. _McKinleiy ·aostoh. i•Build_i'ng financiaJ;_ support for our ·>entire. progr.~m is· a major goal of. mine. This .type. of .:gift has _, · a very dir:ect and positive impact on student-athletes. cind helps - ensure contit1ued ~uccess for our baseball program." . ' "Paul is a first-class person as well as an outsta.n9ing player," said Golden .Goptl~r_Baseball Coac~ Johri'Ande.rson.. "I kno~ Paul is grateful for 1 what~Jhe University, Dick Siebert .. and-- the-baseball program ·did for him. We're certainly grateful for what ·he's done and is doing for tis." ,, Gopher men's athletics have joined the ranks of a number of major Divjsion I athletic programs in establishing individual sport endowment progra..ms to deal with ongoing scholarship obligations, according, to ASsociate Athletic Director Mark. Dienhart. ·.. The :ljick Siebert.. :Schoiarship Endowment -ProgTam:.-in b.ase~IL is ·bnly.. : a y~~r 6id;- bt:}J ·alr.eady has s~cwed' p.ledges-t>r-gif!§ in~~ffl~ ·amo·un~- of -· ,.. :' $35'0.,Qoo. ·Other_:major dOnor$ to the ·prograih inc.ludQ- ;tor.mer · · .· . ;; Minnisotci-- TwinS. owner·Calvin -_Griffith·- and 'Minneap·olis ··-eusinessmcuf • • ~ ;.'» ' •. .... -David Weiner. ·· UNIVERSITY OE MINNESOTA Bierman Field Athletic Building 511) 15th .-\\ enuc S<1u!ht'N \lmneapoiJ,, \I~ .'i5~'i5 ~612 I 6.25--illYo F-+x h2'i-1 1)'q . \ . , _ 'For UJWtediate Ke 1ease: January ::>, 1992 ·:J_ -_BASKETBALL HOCKEY 1:119 · L UM 67 Brazil Ripasa 66 10/1~ U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game ilfitS'~ UM 93, AlA 100 UM 5, N~. Michigan 7 :::.:,;:~·'/25 UM 83 A k 10/lS UM 7, Minnesota-Duluth 3 r· l'a ' r ansas 92 10/19 UM-4, Minnesota-Duluth 7 .~tV26 UM 89, Providence 82 10/25 UM 2, Denver4 UM_ 69, Arizona State 37 10/26 UM 5, Denver 1 1:\)[ili.~~:·:~~~~~tft~ UM 95, Hf)Ward 54 11/1 UM 7, St. Cloud State 4 ·ulZi'" UM 98 Youngstown St. 59 1172 UM7,-st~ C~oud State 2 ': .~:;J&IH UM Ak · ___ 11/8 UM 3, Mich1gan 7 :;: ~ :... 86, l'On 59 -•.•... ~ ·1119 . UM 6, Michigan 7 )·_.= "tii2A4 UM 80, Alabam~.-Birm. 86· )ili-s:·:·-ul\f S$.:Wiscons~ 4 ·· ·• \::= -.·mr11 uM 68, DetrQit 66 ·· ·· ··· .~_i716 . ··· •:.r~4;~1 · , · . ,~ · ;=: --~~/19 UM 62, Meinphis State 11/22·· UM 4, Alas!r..ll~~'t:oora'ge-0..,~ .. ~..... .. _ ... / . · . UM 92 Weber St t 52· :. , -11/23 UM 3, Alaska,-AnC~or~e} - -""'-.;- < . '. =-. ·:· ,a e · 11129 UM4,NortbDakotal·>· ···• · 1 . ··•= Il/:27 U~··S?,~O~~~gon64 - 11130 . UM 8, NO.:th Dakri_tal~!._ : • . .. 12/28 UM 80; 9~-: ; . U/14 UM 5, Nortbetn Mic)ijgah ·7 -. -... t.:nt'4 UM 73; Iqwa Sta«: 76·,·~·.:: 12115 UM 3, No-;l!'ern Micll:~gan 4. , ·, l/9 @ Indiana·--=-~ ·< .~. 12/21 UM 5, Pro~ulence·i. , H o o 1 : 12/22 UM 6, Bowling Green 5-(0T) · .,'"·•·=·<·=·==·=···=··=··· .~:,.r{;lt: Machagan · 12/30 UM 10, Un'iversiti6r'calgau .(-~ ' · . i/15 @ WiSconsin · 1/3 UM s. Michigan Tech 2 " :- _.,IJ..f8,. Michigai):State 1/4 UM 6, Michigan Tech 1 • :'1/22 @ Ohio--State ' · - lliO Minnesota~Dulutb · ~w~ggb~ii!h =. • ltZ5 Olinois · · t/11 Minnesota-D~Iutb . ~~~· \.'~'1:"1'_. N h , 1/17 MichiganTecb . ~H'*"7 ort western · -- · 1/18 Michigan. Tech 'j . 2/l @ Iowa l/24 @ Colorado College ·- @ Purdue · l/25 · @ Colorado College~ '@ Northwestern '· · l/31 ~- @ Northern Michig:a., · indiana 2/l @ Northern Michigan· . 2n @ Wisconsin @ Ilhn01s 2/8 @ Wisconsin @ M~-~igan 2/14 ColoradO'College :"·.· ._ · r.. ;- ·' •• ·-st/1-5 · Iowa 2/15 ColoraNIO College· '':;'~"~ -~,~~.. } ;314 ·· Wi~~~sin.. 2121 Denver '')''•: : ;,377' · Purdue · . ~i! ~:~:ud state ·' · :j/11 @.,Michigan State 2h9 @. St..CloU<lSta~ , · ~3tl4-'IS 0 hio Sta:te. · ··:...... .' 316. · · ~· · :wmnen~s'@~~:'- ··· .. --~ ·~ · :~·.3/:i .GO:bDEN· . - . · Jan. 6 • BilsketbaUCoach Clem. Hls.gM.~OIDIIlents aft« Iowa State'!~·"'' . Tpes .• Jan. 7- TennisCo~h-'DavidG.eaCz·l'teviewsRolex;QiJalifier · ·. ~, :. ~ . · '! Wed~; Jan: 8 -Basketball Coach ctenD·I~skin'S'B~~n 'fet~9!Uerenee) 'Thurs., Jan.'9 -.Hock:ey-'Coach Do!lg.Wo;>g~:vtews~iiaf · . Fri .. Jim .. 10 ~'Oymnastics"Coach Fred R~Jtilisberget pre'vt~vs--!\N~l~lJJf.!fli . ·.' . ~ . BASKETBALL TEAM OPENS BIG TEN ACTION TlJJS WEEK Head Coach Oem.Hasldns' Golden Gopher basketball teamJ8-S) wj1l ope~ the Big Ten season on Thursday at defe~Kfin:g league c~hampion Indiana (9-2). G~~ :a~ Asscmtbl~ ~is 7:00-p.m, .. (Central). The Golden Gophers will then return home to face Mic~ga,n (8-1) at~ams Arena on Saturday. Tip-off is at Noon. ' '"' Probable Starting Lineup: Forward: 132 Jayson Walton (Dallas), 6-6, Freshman, 7.8 ppg, 4.2· rpg, .1 ~ apg Forward: 134 Randy Carter (Memphis, Tenn.), 6-8, Sophomore, 12.1 ppg, 6.8 rpg; 1.5 apg Center: 155 Bob Martin (Apple Valley, Minn.), 7-0, Senior, 9.5 ppg, S:.~ J'Pg, 2.5 bpg Guard: 110 Arriel McDonald (Raleigh, N.C.), 6-2, Sophomore, '1.2 ppg, ~3.5 rpg, 3.8 apg Guard: #21 Voshon Lenard (Detroit), 6-4, Freshman, 13.5 ppg, 3.3,rpg, 3.8 apg "'·· . Broadcast Coverage: Thursday's game at Indiana will be broadC~t on WC<;:Q-TV with Ted Robinson on the play-by-play and Billy \icKinney as the analyst. s·aturday's ~e game against Michigan will be broadcast on the Raycom weekend series and be seen locally_onthe Midwest Sports Channel. WCCO-AM 830 ts the exclusive radio voice of University of ~nesota basketball with Ray Christensen calling all of the action. .J c. ,. The Scouting Report: Defending Big Ten co-champion Indiana !\COred an 81·60 victory over host Cincinnati on Saturday to raise 1ts overall record to 9-2 on the season. A pair of All-Big Ten performers, 6-6 junior Calbert Cheaney and 6-9 senior Eric Anderson, headline a talented cast that includes a total of 10 returning letterwinners from the 1990-91 squad that racked up an impressive 29-5 overall mark, collected a share of the league crown with Ohio State; and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament In ~is 21st season as head coach at lndia,na. Bob Knight has logged a sterling ~-155 ~cord. Overall: he is 570-~05 in 27 ~~s. Michigan clo~ ~t the_ non-conference portlon of 1ts schedule w1th a 63-51 wtn over Vrrguua Tech on..Pecember 30 and 1s now 8-1 overall heading into the Big Ten o~ner at Iowa on Th~. The onlx. blemish on the Wolverines' record was a thrilling 88-85 h()rrie com1 setback in ov~'fO the tQlf-ran.kcdand ' defending national champion Duke Blue Devils back on December 14. Four of'five statters · ' " returned from last year's NIT squad. and llten Head Coach Stev~Fis.ber;added_w~t many astute · observers have called the finest recruiting class ev.er assembled at Olle scmx,I. '=Qui& Webber, who was considered the top prep player in the co~try a year ago, Jalen Ro5e,Jimmy King, Juwan .. Howard, and Ray Jackson make up the Wolverines' "Fab Five." {#his dijrd ~n as headcpa~h ·~ll Micllipn. ~sber, who took ·over as' interim coach at the start of tbe J 989 NCA/l Touinamen~. • ~then Cirected the Wolverines to the natio~ title, is 51-24 overallheading into Thursday's · ~ game at Iowa. ;: - · · c 'I;' Series Records: Indiana holds a 77-47 advantage in the all-time. series with Mit)nesota, while .. Michigan leads 62-4~ The Hoosiers and Wolvez!iiles both swept the season series from the·.' ·· Golden Gophers a year ago. · · Hello Again: Saturday's game agai'nst Michigan will be "reunion day.'' Detr6it Southwestern High School won its second straight Michigan State Class A title and claimed the top ranking in the final USA Today prep national poll a year ago with. present Michigall Assistant-Coach PerrY '' Watson as the head coach. and Minnesota freshman standout Vosbon Lenard (Detroit) and Wolverines rookie star Jalen Rose as the key players. Coach Haskins: In his sixth -;e.,ason ;Jt. the helm, Head Coach Cletn. Haskins has: been the chief architect behind the resurgencei(:)f the Golden Gopher basketball program. Mter. tWo rebuilding seasons, he directed the progi'am to national prominence with back-to-back storybook runs through the NCAA Tournament in 1989 !Sweet Sixteen) and 1990 (Elite Eight). Known as "Clem the Gem." he was a consensus All-Amenca choice, and is still recognized aS one of the most dominant players to ever play in the Ohio Valley Conference, after charting a standout coUegi~ career at · W~stem Kentucky. The third player selected in the NBA draft, he \iient on to play· nine -;. :::. outstanding seasons in the profess10nal ranks. Coach Haskins has recorded an 81:~79- overall. record at Miimesota, including a 62-42 mark aver the past three-plus seasons.
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TOP FOUR SEEDS ADVANCE TO WCHA SEMIFINALS Top-seeded Minnesota State to host fourth-seeded Lake Superior State; No. 2 seed Northern Michigan hosts No. 3 seed Bowling Green in best-of-three semifinals, March 15-17 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – March 10, 2019 – The race for the Jeff Sauer Cup is down to four teams as the 2019 Western Collegiate Hockey Association Postseason Tournament moves to the best-of-three semifinal round, March 15-17, with the top four seeds advancing out of last weekend’s quarterfinals. The semifinal winners will advance to the single-game, 2019 WCHA Championship, held at the home venue of the top remaining seed Saturday, March 23. The winner of the 2019 WCHA Postseason Tournament receives the league’s automatic bid into the NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Championship. Pairings, locations and start times for the Friday-Sunday, March 15-17 best-of-three, semifinal round of the 2019 WCHA Playoffs (* denotes if necessary): No. 4 Lake Superior State at No. 1 Minnesota State (Verizon Center; Mankato, Minn.) • Game 1 (Friday, March 15): 7:07 p.m. CT • Game 2 (Saturday, March 16): 7:07 p.m. CT • *Game 3 (Sunday, March 17): 7:07 p.m. CT No. 3 Bowling Green at No. 2 Northern Michigan (Berry Events Center; Marquette, Mich.) • Game 1 (Friday, March 15): 7:07 p.m. ET • Game 2 (Saturday, March 16): 7:07 p.m. ET • *Game 3 (Sunday, March 17): 7:07 p.m. ET Nationally fourth-ranked Minnesota State (29-7-2 overall / 22-5-1-1 WCHA, 68 points), swept No.
  • Ferris Hockey Hopes to Finish Strong in Final Stretch of Regular Season

    Ferris Hockey Hopes to Finish Strong in Final Stretch of Regular Season

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