The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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Wrestler Adam Coon was a four-time state champion at Fowlerville (Mich.) High School — winning at 215 pounds his first two years and 285 pounds his final two years — en route to amassing a career record of 212-2. Photo by John Sachs/Tech-Fall.com 2013 Michigan LP Division I Boys' Golf Championship. "Reed comes from a family of great athletes, and he loves team sports," Michigan head coach Chris Whitten said. "He brings the same energy to his golf game that he does when he's on the ice playing hockey. He's been one of the best players from the state of Michigan for several years, and he understands the Michigan tradition. "I think he sees himself growing with the people and resources that will surround him at Michigan." Tyler Gardiner, tennis: The Wolver‑ ines have lost record-setting player Evan King to graduation, which leaves an opening on the roster for an eager player to step in and con‑ tribute. That roster spot could poten‑ tially be filled by Gardiner. The Novi, Mich., prodigy played at Northville High School, where he carved out a nice singles career. Gar‑ diner captured a singles crown at the 2011 Division I MHSAA state cham‑ pionship, and again advanced to the championship match in 2012 before falling and finishing as the state's runner-up. Gardiner concluded his high school career with an overall singles mark of 63-2, and he posted a spar‑ kling 30-1 record his senior year.