Former All-American Armstrong Featured on National Podcast
• The Counter Attack with Betsey Armstrong 
Former Wolverine and current USA Women’s Senior National Team goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong — an Ann Arbor native — is featured in this week’s episode of The Counter Attack, the official USA Water Polo national podcast.
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Anderson Directs Team USA to Silver Medal at World University Games
Leah Robertson (2007-10) tallied twice in the championship game against the tournament’s host, China, but the Americans fell 14-4. Robertson scored nine goals in seven tournament games.
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Michigan Quintet Acknowledged with CWPA Scholar-Athlete Award
Alison Mantel, Cara Reitz, Sophie Høegh, Laura Milstead and Meagan Cobb each garnered a spot on the 2011 Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team.
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Mantel, Orth and Golden Garner All-America Distinction From ACWPC
Senior Alison Mantel made the ACWPC All-America second team, the second Wolverine to do so in program history, while senior Lauren Orth and sophomore Kiki Golden received honorable mention.
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Anderson, Robertson, Mantel to Represent Team USA Overseas
Former two-time All-American Leah Robertson (2007-10) will play for Team USA, under the direction of U-M head coach Matt Anderson, at the 2011 World University Games, which will be held Aug. 11-23 in China.
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Alumna Robertson, Coach Anderson to Represent Team USA Overseas
Former two-time All-American Leah Robertson (2007-10) will play for Team USA, under the direction of U-M head coach Matt Anderson, at the 2011 World University Games, which will be held Aug. 11-23 in China.
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MGoBlue.com Summer Sessions: Head Water Polo Coach Matt Anderson
Next up in MGoBlue.com’s Summer Sessions is Matt Anderson, who discusses player development, his young team next season and his first job sweeping sand off beach condos.
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Hoosier Trio Earns CWPA Weekly Honors
Mantel Earns CWPA’s Top Honor as Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Alison Mantel, the team’s leading scorer in 2011, became the first Wolverine to be named CWPA Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
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Hoosier Rally Falls Short, Finish Sixth at NCAA Championship