Michigan, Wisconsin Split High Five Honors

#6 posting 12.18.2007
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HIGH FIVE
Michigan with two teams playing easily won the high five on Monday. This is Michigan's 14th win on the year giving them a four game advantage over Wisconsin.

However on the individual side Wisconsin leads with 12.5 wins on the year. Krystal Ellis is now the overall leader with 4.5, 0.5 ahead of Jolene Anderson.

Another interesting note: of all the players that made the respective, only the Cleveland State players won on Monday. That makes the collective record a miserable 3-14 (.176).

MICHIGAN--79
Jasmin Dixon, Chicago State (Detroit King) 22 vs Southern Illinois 49-70
Anna Patritto, Oakland (Howell) 17 vs West Virginia 65-84
Shonda Long, Central Michigan (Saginaw Buena Vista) 15 vs Cincinnati 69-82
Jessica Pike, Oakland (Clawson) 13 vs West Virginia 65-84
Britni Houghton, Central Michigan (Lansing Waverly) 12 vs Cincinnati 69-82
Melissa Jeltema, Oakland (Grand Rapids Christian) 12 vs West Virginia 65-84

WISCONSIN--61
Krystal Ellis, Marquette (Racine St. Catherine) 30 vs Northwestern 63-65
Brittany Korth, Cleveland State (Clinton) 13 vs Niagara 64-54
Jessie Wilcox, Northern Illinois (Oshkosh West) 10 vs DePaul 58-90
Alyssa Waldon, Chicago State (Sun Prairie) 4 vs Southern Illinois 49-70
Becky Smith, Northern Illinois (Janesville Parker) 4 vs DePaul 58-90
Dominque Butler, Cleveland State (Milwaukee Madison) 4 vs Niagara 64-54
Stephanie Crosley, Cleveland State (Milwaukee King) 4 vs Niagara 64-54

IOWA---23
Sarah Black, Chicago State (Cedar Rapids Xavier) 13 vs Southern Illinois 49-70
Chelsie Luhring, Northern Colorado (Grundy Center) 6 vs Wyoming 37-68
Courtney Stoermer, Northern Colorado (Iowa City West) 4 vs Wyoming 37-68

MINNESOTA--4
Angel Robinson, Marqutte (St. Paul Central) 4 vs Northwestern 63-65

Next up: the afternoon grab bag with a look at this week's tournaments in Minnesota.