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Midfielder Mikie Schlosser is performing prolifically in MLL's abbreviated season.
Grateful for lacrosse’s return, former Wolverine Mikie Schlosser has sights set on championship in abbreviated MLL season
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

Schlosser played for the Michigan men’s lacrosse team from 2014 to 2017 and served as a key offensive contributor during all four years, recording 50 career goals and serving as a co-captain his junior year.
Since graduating college and entering the MLL, Schlosser has dished out 41 goals and 10 assists in three seasons with the Outlaws. Last year, Schlosser scored 17 goals and earned his first trip to the MLL All-Star game, but the Outlaws failed to win back-to-back championships after a 10-9 loss in the 2019 MLL championship game to the Chesapeake Bayhawks.
With a shot for redemption and the season up in the air with COVID-19, Schlosser spent the past couple months of quarantine training to get back to that moment.

Mbogo Mwangi guarding now-sophomore midfielder Jake Bonomi back in high school.
‘The perfect storm’: Mbogo Mwangi speaks on race in America today, and how the lacrosse community needs to do better
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

Transferring to Radnor Middle School, a school that was 99 percent white, Mwangi struggled with cases of subtle racism daily. People touched his hair. Curious eyes glanced over at him during his history teacher’s measly day-and-a-half lecture on racism and slavery. He was excluded from social events because his classmates feared their parents would be mad that he looked or dressed “differently.”

Ben Cirella preparing food for hospital workers
Ben Cirella’s family’s restaurants embody the spirit of ‘alla familia’ during COVID-19
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

Two weeks ago, Ben Cirella pulled his silver Volvo up to the entrance of Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, N.Y.

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At Michigan and beyond, Christian Ford carries on his grandfather’s legacy
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

And with life lessons and heartfelt memories from his grandfather draped around his No. 48 jersey, it is clear to Christian that whatever happens next, Grandpa will be with him, guiding him down his own path to Michigan glory.

Josh Zawada led NCAA freshmen in points per game this year.
In spite of season’s cancellation, Josh Zawada and young Michigan core show promise for program’s future
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

Due to uncontrollable circumstances, Michigan will not get the opportunity to test itself against top-ranked conference opponents like No. 6 Maryland and No. 7 Penn State. But this does not spell the end for the players on this year’s team.

Sophomore midfielder Nick Rowlett tied the record for faceoff wins in a single contest facing Marquette in a 13-12 victory.
Rowlett leads team to final Wolverine victory of the season
Olivia McKenzie
Daily Sports Writer

Nick Rowlett came out with a banner performance Thursday afternoon. 

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Wolverines come up victorious in the last Michigan athletic event of the school year
Brandon Trachtenberg
Daily Sports Writer

Michigan coach Kevin Conry lowered his voice as he commented on the rapidly progressing COVID-19 pandemic.

Senior midfielder Rocco Sutherland and sophomore attackman Bryce Clay each scored three times, but it was not enough to beat Yale.
Faceoff woes hold back Michigan at Pacific Coast Shootout in 17-11 loss to Yale
Drew Cox
Daily Sports Writer

COSTA MESA, Calif. — As the opening faceoff ensued, senior midfielder Christian Ford crashed down the wing toward Michigan’s defensive zone.

Sophomore attackman Bryce Clay scored three goals in the first half of Michigan's win over St. John's.
Strong first half leads Michigan to 16-11 win over St. John's
Max Wadley
For The Daily

The first half was absolutely electric. Led by sophomore attackman Bryce Clay’s three goals, the Michigan’s men’s lacrosse team scored 11 times, jumping out to a lead it would never relinquish.

The Wolverines would go on to defeat the Red Storm, 16-11, on Saturday, jumping up to a 3-2 record.

Caitlin Muir scored the deciding goal in Michigan's win over Albany.
Michigan weathers Albany comeback to win, 12-11
Spencer Raines
Daily Sports Writer

With under one minute left, as Albany held possession looking to tie the game at 12, Michigan held steady. Its defenders stayed with the opposing attackers, refusing to give an easy look.