BY BRANDON BROWN
W
ith December winding
down, many of the win-
ter sports are just getting
underway at the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Men and women's
swimming and diving, men and
women's gymnastics, men and wom-
en's indoor track and field, wrestling
and water polo compete during the
winter months and won't wrap up
until spring is in the air.
Some of the programs are national
powerhouses, while others will
struggle to compete in conference
play. Here are the storylines, student-
athletes and must-see events to watch.
MEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING
CHASES SIXTH CONSECUTIVE
BIG TEN TITLE
In 2014-15, the men's swimming
and diving team won its fifth consec-
utive Big Ten title and placed third at
the NCAA Championships, the pro-
gram's fourth consecutive top-five
Winter Olympic
Sports Preview
As The Weather Turns Cold
U-M Teams Heat Up
Senior Dylan Bosch is the reigning Big Ten Swimmer of the Year and an 11-time All-
American.
PHOTO COURTESY MICHIGAN ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
