Regional winner Mason Ferlic led five Wolverines in the top 25 -- Ben Flanagan (11), Nick Renberg (15), Tony Smoragiewicz (18) and Aaron Baumgarten (22) -- as No. 5 U-M won the NCAA Great Lakes Regional.

The No. 5-ranked Wolverines continue their 2015 postseason run with the 10,000-meter with the NCAA Great Lakes Regional at 1 p.m. CST on Friday (Nov. 13) at the Thomas Zimmer Championship Course in Madison, Wisconsin.

Now in his second year at the helm of the program, head coach Kevin Sullivan was named Big Ten Coach of the Year by his peers after U-M took first at the conference championships.

On the strength of top-10 finishes from Mason Ferlic (2nd), Ben Flanagan (8th) and Tony Smoragiewicz (9th), No. 5 Michigan won its first Big Ten championship since 1998.

Ron Warhurst, a Vietnam veteran who went on to a highly successful 36-year coaching career with the Wolverines, will serve as grand marshal of Michigan's Army-Navy Wheelchair Basketball Game at 3 p.m. Sunday (Nov. 1) at Crisler Center.

Nick Renberg joins the 'In the Spotlight' series to discuss his personal growth, the team's emotions heading to Big Tens, and much more.