Wisconsin Takes High Five

#8 posting 11.28.2007
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HIGH FIVES for Tuesday, Nov 27
Wisconsin picked up their 5th team win of the year with a narrow four point victory over Iowa. Wisconsin now trails Michigan by 2.
In the individual contest Minnesota is now tied with Michigan with 5.5 with Renee Frericks top spot. She is the 5th player from Minnesota to lead the high five this year.

WISCONSIN--46
Alysssa Waldon, Chicago State (Sun Prairie) 26 vs Grambling 81-59
Brittany Powell, San Jose State (Mlw DSHA) 9 vs Sacramento State 57-60
Myosha Barnes, San Jose State (Mlw Vincent) 7 vs Sacramento State 57-60
Courtney Waldon, Chicago State (Sun Prairie) 5 vs Grambling 81-59

IOWA--42
Natalie White, San Jose State (Dubuque Senior) 18 vs Sacramento State 57-60
Sara Cain, Creighton (Cedar Rapids Prairie) 12 vs Kansas 56-91
Ally Thrall, Creighton (Dowling Catholic) 5 vs Kansas 56-91
Marie Moser, Texas State (Cedar Rapids Jefferson) 4 vs Texas Pan Am 69-58
Kelsey Crites, Creighton (Clinton) 3 vs Kansas 56-91

MINNESOTA--41
Renee Frericks, Bradley (Forest Lake) 26 vs Eastern Illinois 83-57
Michelle Kaus, Creighton (Eastview) 7 vs Kansas 56-91
Jenny Van Kirk, Bradley (Waconia) 5 vs Eastern Illinois 83-57
Tyrai Bronson, Creighton (Mpls North) 3 vs Kansas 56-91

MICHIGAN---33
Jasmin Dixon, Chicago State (Detroit King) 21 vs Grambling 81-59
Ellen Canale, Eastern Illinois (Plymouth Salem) 8 vs Bradley 57-83
Kelly Kohn, Kansas (Adrian) 4 vs Creighton 91-56

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