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LLOYD CARR IS 2008 UFER AWARD WINNER
Lloyd Carr, Michigan football coach from 1995 to 2007, is the 2008 Ufer Award winner. Coach Carr compiled a record of 122-40, leading his team to one national championship, five Big Ten titles and 13 bowl games. Since 1981, the Ufer Award has been presented each year to a Letterwinners M Club member in recognition for his or her outstanding service to the University of Michigan Athletic Program. |
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2008 HONORARY M'S
Your Letterwinners M Club proudly bestowed Honorary M letters to:
Early M Women, a group of more than 300 student/athletes who competed for
Michigan in the 1930s through the '70s, before women were eligible to earn a
Michigan letter.
Fred Wilpon, UofM alumnus and Michigan baseball player who never lettered; today, Michigan's baseball and softball teams play at the Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex in Ann Arbor, thanks to Mr. Wilpon's generosity; Currently, he is owner of the New York Mets
Jack Janveja, Uof M facilities planning and design director and an integral (and very cost-effective) participant in every facilities project on the UofM athletic campus for the last 40 years
Greg Harden, long-time UofM associate athletic director.
Honorary M letters are presented to those who have not earned a letter at Michigan but have demonstrated outstanding service to the athletic department |
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SIX-MEMBER CLASS INDUCTED INTO MICHIGAN HALL
OF HONOR
In January, 2009, the University of Michigan Athletic Department inducted
these six former student-athletes into the UofM Hall of Honor:
Julie Bachman (diving, 1978-81)
David Campbell (baseball, 1962-64)
Mindy Gehrs (swimming, 1990-93)
Rick Leach (football and baseball, 1975-79)
Bill MacFarland (ice hockey, 1954-56)
Diane Ratnik (volleyball, 1981)
The University of Michigan Hall of Honor was established in 1978 to recognize those who have made significant contributions as athletes, coaches and administrators to the tradition of Wolverine athletics and have enhanced the image and reputation of the University of Michigan. Those inducted into the Hall of Honor have earned All-America recognition in a team or individual sport or as individuals have established an NCAA, American or World record; won an NCAA title, or made significant contributions to the University of Michigan Athletic Department as a coach or administrator.For detailed profiles of each inductee, click here.
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