2012-2013 Season Review:
Fall Sport(7) | Big Ten | NCAA | Cup | Winter Sport(10) | Big Ten | NCAA | Cup | Spring Sport(10) | Big Ten | NCAA | Cup |
Football | 3rd | #20 | 25 | Basketball-Men | 5th | 2nd | 90 | Baseball | 6th | UR | 0 |
Field Hockey | 2nd | #9 | 25 | Basketball-Women | 5th | 17th | 50 | Softball | 1st | 5th | 78 |
Cross Country-Men | 2nd | 23rd | 51 | Wrestling | 6th | 33rd | 40.5 | Outdoor Track-Men | 10th | 44th | 28 |
Cross Country-Women | 1st | 5th | 75 | Ice Hockey | n/a | UR | 0 | Outdoor Track-Women | 4th | 47th | 0 |
Volleyball | 6th | 3rd | 83 | Swimming-Men | 1st | 1st | 100 | Rowing | 2nd | 12th | 54 |
Soccer-Men | 2nd | 17th | 50 | Swimming-Women | 6th | 36th | 34 | Golf-Men | 10th | UR | 0 |
Soccer-Women | 3rd | 9th | 64 | Gymnastics-Men | 1st | 1st | 100 | Golf-Women | 10th | UR | 0 |
Fall Total | 1st | 2nd | 373 | Gymnastics-Women | 2nd | 7th | 68.25 | Lacrosse-M Water Polo |
n/a n/a |
UR #13 |
0 0 |
Women's Total | n/a | n/a | 247 | Indoor Track-Men | 9th | UR | 0 | Tennis-Men's | #2 | #24 | 25 |
Men's Total | n/a | n/a | 126 | Indoor Track-Women | 3rd | #15 | 58.5 | Tennis-Women's | #1 | #10 | 64 |
Winter Total | n/a | n/a | 541.25 | Spring Total | n/a | n/a | 249 | ||||
Fall Total | 1st | 2nd | 348 | Men's Total | n/a | n/a | 509.5 | ||||
Women's Total | n/a | n/a | 628.75 | ||||||||
Total Director's Cup | 1st | 4th | 1138.25 |
Men's Sport | Cup | Women's Sport | Cup |
Swimming&Diving | 100 | Volleyball | 83 |
Gymnastics | 100 | Softball | 78 |
Basketball | 90 | Cross Country | 75 |
Cross Country | 51 | Gymnastics | 68.25 |
Soccer | 50 | Soccer | 64 |
Wrestling | 40.5 | Tennis | 64 |
Football | 25 | Indoor Track | 58.5 |
Tennis | 25 | Rowing | 54 |
Outdoor Track | 28 | Basketball | 50 |
Ice Hockey | 0 | Swimming&Diving | 34 |
Sub-Totals | 509.5 | Sub-Totals | 628.75 |
Baseball | 0 | Field Hockey | 25 |
Indoor Track | 0 | Water Polo | 0 |
Golf | 0 | Golf | 0 |
Lacrosse | 0 | Outdoor Track | 0 |
Connor Jaeger
Michigan captured a Big Ten Championship in Women's Cross Country, and had their best Fall Season in history since the NACDA Director's Cup was implemented in 1993.
Michigan Swimming & Diving Big Ten and NCAA Champions in 2013
In the Winter, the Men's Swimming and Diving and Men's Gymnastics captured Big Ten and NCAA Championships; it was the first time two Wolverine teams won NCAA Championships since 1957 when Men's Swimming & Diving and Men's Tennis accomplished the feat. Sam Mikulak won NCAA individual titles on the Parallel Bars and High Bar, and Joanna Sampson won the Floor Exercise title at the Women's Championships; Sampson is the first Michigan Women's Gymnast to win on the Floor Exercise. Both Wolverine Captains Sampson and Katie Zurales won 1st Team All-American Honors in the All-Around; Zurales was NCAA Runner-Up on the Balance Beam.
Joanna Sampson, NCAA Champion on Floor Exercise
Connor Jaeger won the 500 and 1650 yard freestyle championships; Miguel and Bruno Ortiz, Sean Fletcher and Zach Turk won the 200 yard Medlay Relay Championship, and the Wolverines came away with 14 individuals won 40 All-American Honors at the event.
DMR: Smith, Eccleston, Addison, and Long
At the NCAA Indoor Track Championships, the Women's Distance Medlay Relay Team, Rebecca Addison, Maya Long, Jillian Smith, and Amanda Eccleston won the NCAA Championship; the Wolverine Women's Distance Medlay Relay Team has now won 10 Big Ten Championships in a row. Eccleston won the 1500 indoor and outdoor Big Ten Championships.
Michigan Swimming & Diving Big Ten and NCAA Champions in 2013
Michigan Softball Big Ten Champions placed 5th at College World Series
Evan King made the Quarter-Finals of the NCAA Championships
Ali Arustu, Amanda Eccleston and Kiley Tobel earned All-American at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
Women's Rowing placed 12th and Field Hockey also made the NCAA Tournament
So far in the 2012-2013 season, the Wolverines have won Big Ten Championships in Women's Cross Country, Men's Swimming & Diving, Men's Gymnastics, Softball, and Women's Tennis.
Jaeger and Sampson voted Michigan Athletes of the Year
Updates: November 29, December 13, December 20, January 10 (Final Fall), March 21, April 4, April 11, April 25 (Final Winter), May 30, June 14, June 27-28 (Final Spring)
NACDA scores the highest point totals in 10 men's and 10 women's sports.
NCAA Team and Individual Champion Leaders
Year | NACDA | Place |
2013 | 1138.25 | 4th |
2012 | 986.25 | 10th |
2011 | 954.75 | 15th |
2010 | 768.5 | 25th |
2009 | 1131.8 | 5th |
2008 | 1161.5 | 3rd |
2007 | 1135.25 | 4th |
2006 | 741.13 | 24th |
2005 | 1064.25 | 3rd |
2004 | 1226.3 | 2nd |
2003 | 1034.3 | 4th |
2002 | 917 | 6th |
2001 | 864.5 | 4th |
2000 | 965 | 3rd |
1999 | 520 | 6th |
1998 | 620 | 5th |
1997 | 610.5 | 11th |
1996 | 689 | 5th |
1995 | 657.5 | 7th |
1994 | 656 | 9th |
Total | 17770.78 | 5th |
Top Achievers for the NACDA Director's Cup in 20 Years, 1993-2013
Rank | NCAA | NACDA | Conf. |
1 | Stanford | 25308.675 | PAC-12 |
2 | UCLA | 19844.925 | PAC-12 |
3 | Florida | 19226.75 | SEC |
4 | North Carolina | 18242.71 | ACC |
5 | Michigan | 17770.78 | Big 10 |
6 | Texas | 17248.75 | Big 12 |
7 | Ohio State | 16215.15 | Big 10 |
8 | USC | 16082.25 | PAC-12 |
9 | Penn State | 15806.905 | Big 10 |
10 | Georgia | 15772.6 | SEC |
11 | California | 15603.58 | PAC-12 |
12 | Arizona St. | 14754.955 | PAC-12 |
13 | Arizona | 14462 | PAC-12 |
14 | Duke | 14419.4 | ACC |
15 | Virginia | 14379.25 | ACC |
16 | LSU | 14299.085 | SEC |
17 | Notre Dame | 13790.13 | ACC |
18 | Tennessee | 13692.25 | SEC |
19 | Texas A&M | 13406 | SEC |
20 | Minnesota | 13263 | Big 10 |
21 | Nebraska | 12987.13 | Big 10 |
22 | Washington | 12854.38 | PAC-12 |
23 | Florida St. | 12765 | ACC |
24 | Oklahoma | 12552.875 | Big 12 |
25 | Wisconsin | 12273 | Big 10 |
26 | Auburn | 12099 | SEC |
27 | BYU | 10660.7 | MWC |
28 | Illinois | 9816.05 | Big 10 |
29 | Maryland | 9812.85 | Big 10 |
30 | South Carolina | 9689 | SEC |
31 | Okla.St. | 9620.25 | Big 12 |
32 | MSU | 9547.9 | Big 10 |
33 | Indiana | 9260.75 | Big 10 |