COLUMBUS, OH -- Michigan fershman swimmer Hassaan Abdel Khalik is from Canade. His senior teammate, Andre Schultz, made his way to Ann Arbor by way of Brazil.

While Schultz and Khlik may not be naturalized Americans, after day one of the NCAA men's swimming and diving championships, they are All-Americans.

Despite swimming with a broken hand, Khalik finished eighth in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 4-minutes 55.68 seconds. Michigan's Dan Medwed took sixth in the event with a time of 4:18.52.

The Wolverines doubled-dipped again in the 200 individual medley with Tyler Clary and Schultz finished fifth (1:43.88) and sixth (1:43.94), respectively. Texas' Austin Surhoff won the event with a time of 1:42.95, less than second ahead of Clary and Schultz.

Michigan sits in seveth place with 77 points. California is in first with 139. Day two of the championships will resume at noon on Saturday. (MGoBlue.com story)

MEN'S GOLF
Michigan and Eastern in top 10: Saline native Marty Jeppesen is six strokes off the lead and tied for fifth place and Eastern sits in seventh place as a team, while Michigan is tied for third after day two of the Spring Break Championship. (EMUEagles.com story)

BASEBALL
Michigan 10, IPFW 2: Wolverines allow less runs (2) than their opponent has names (4) in home victory. (MGoBlue.com story)

WOMEN'S GOLF
Michigan tied for ninth: The Wolverines are in a four-way tie for ninth and sit 17 strokes off of the lead at the Monuntain View Challenge in Arizona. (MGoBlue.com Story)