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When she's not in the hospital courageously battling non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Emily Hepker has been a fixture in Michigan's dugout and serves as an inspiration to the Wolverine coaches and team.

Oklahoma is the prohibitive favorite for the WCWS title, but who could be the toughest test? Graham Hays breaks down the contenders.

Perhaps the biggest question as the Women's College World Series approaches: Can anyone stop top-seeded Oklahoma?

After getting roughed up by Louisiana-Lafayette in the first game of the day, Michigan pitcher Sara Driesenga responded with a four-hit, seven-strikeout gem for a 2-1 win in the series' decisive third game.

After Michigan gave up the tying and go-ahead home runs in consecutive innings, Ashley Lane stunned Louisiana-Layfette with a walk-off homer in the eighth for a 1-0 series lead.

With the NCAA softball tournament set to start, Graham Hays breaks down the seeds, sleepers and players to watch in Norman, College Station, Ann Arbor and Baton Rouge.

Someday, Kate Thompson will be a doctor. But while medicine is her ambition, basketball is her passion. And she has turned her senior season into something to remember.

Some say there's no such thing as a must-win game in early February. But for Michigan and LSU, victories made Sunday the biggest day of the season.

Cal's recent success has created a Bay Area bandwagon every bit as tempting as the one heading to the Super Bowl.

From Toledo's Naama Shafir to Michigan's first 3-0 start in the Big Ten, Graham Hays wraps up all the week's top storylines.

Kevin Borseth once dreamed of coaching Michigan. So he left Green Bay to chase his dream, only to find what he was really looking for when he retraced his steps five years later.

From another 9-0 start from Colorado to the teams that made the most waves, we catch you up on the week's biggest storylines.

The NCAA soccer field has been whittled to eight teams. Graham Hays has all you need to know about the tournament, including how these teams have survived and what to expect in the quarterfinal matchups.

Nkem Ezurike opened up the game and gave Michigan the spark it needed to upset No. 4 seed Portland 3-0 to advance to the third round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament.

Coach Carol Hutchins asked her players about what Michigan softball is known for. Her answer? Fun. And the Wolverines need more of it.

Against Georgia this past weekend, Alabama showed why it deserves to be No. 1.