Nevertheless, coach Greg Hartsuff has done wonders for this program in his six-year tenure. There is a rising star in the world of University club sports - namely, the men's club hockey team. The club hockey team was started in 1993 by Frank Eupizi, Karl Stein, John Gable and Derek Billis, when they petitioned the club sports department to recognize them as a team. In 1995, they were finally granted the club status they desired. Michigan's varsity sports teams are notorious for their national success, but not many people realize some of the University's best-kept secrets are its nationally recognized club sports teams, such as women's club volleyball.
Most varsity teams practice five to seven times per week.
Rude Mechanicals offer 'Macbeth' as fall production Witches will still be brewing something wicked in their caldrons one week after Halloween. The thrill of the game Some sports at Michigan aren't fit to simply be called sports. They're no longer games or competitions. They aren't matters of school pride or spirit. They are cultures - ways of life for both fans and athletes.