For the fourth time in his career, senior hockey player Michael Macari has been named an All-American.  Macari was named a First Team All-American as the teams were announced on Tuesday.  Macari led the Wolves with 70 points netting 25 goals and 45 assists.  His 70 points and 45 assists were both good for second in ACHA.  Macari was also the GLCHL MVP this past season.  He was also a member of Team USA for the World University Games in 2009 and 2011.   Macari finishes his collegiate career with 143 goals and 169 assists.

TRENTON, Mich.-- The University of Michigan-Dearborn Men's Basketball team has signed Patrick Hebda of Trenton High School. Hebda becomes the second member of the Wolves class of 2012. Hebda a 6'7 forward was inserted into coach Rick Morrow's starting line-up with 14 games remaining. The Trojans went 13-1 in that final 14 game stint finishing the season 16-4 and were runner up in the Downriver League. It was Trenton's best finish in boys basketball in over a decade.

Battle Creek, MI - The softball lost in the first round of the WHAC Tournament this afternoon 4-1 to the Davenport University Panthers.  The Wolves hung tough against the number one seed holding them in check most of the day.  Davenport would score one run in the third, fourth, sixth, and seventh innings to quietly build a 4-0 lead.  Michigan-Dearborn would not go down without a fight loading the bases in the bottom of the seventh.  Senior Danielle Keys singled to score junior Bridget Miller with two outs.  The bases remained loaded for junior Alexis Mullard.  After Davenport made a pitching change, Mullard would strike out to end the game.  Freshman Mary Martin pitched for the Wolves allowing four earned runs on ten hits and striking out two.  Michigan-Dearborn is not done yet.  The tournament is double elimination, and the Wolves will next play at 6:00pm against the loser of the Concordia vs. Indiana Tech game.