High Five: Minnesota's Century

#7 posting 11.30.2008
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HIGH FIVE--Minnesota's Century
Minnesota topped the century mark for the first time this year and edged Michigan for first place. This is Minnesota's fourth win of the year.
Also Minnesota had the top individual---Angel Robinson of St. Paul Central with 25 points.

MINNESOTA---105
Angel Robinson, St. Paul Central, Marquette 25
Kierah Kimbrough, BGMR, North Dakota 24
Katie Ohm, Elgin-Millville, Minnesota 20
Amy Beggin, Roseville, New Mexico 19
Cory Montgomery, Cannon Falls, Nebraska 17

MICHIGAN---94
Britni Houghton, Lansing Waverly, Central Michigan 21
Brittany Jones, West Bloomfield, UTEP 19
Kellie Watson, Ionia, Notre Dame 18
Randall Hurst, West Bloomfield, Fordham 18
Chelsey Jackson, Flint Central, IPFW 18

WISCONSIN----84
Krystal Ellis, Racine St. Catherine, Marquette 23
Traci Edwards, Menasha, UW Milwaukee 21
Shenita Landry, Milwaukee King, Temple 16
Inger Hodgson, Barneveld, North Dakota State 13
Mariah Dunham, Watertown, Wisconsin 11*
Lindsey Wutt, Waterford, Western Illinois 11*
* only one counts in the High Five

IOWA---67
Bridget Yoerger, Hinton, South Dakota 16
Mallory Youngblut, Davenport Assumption, North Dakota 14
Michelle Lund, Sioux City Heelan, Bradley 13
Kristen Turk, Des Moines Lincoln, Drake 13
Jacqui Kalin, Sioux City North, Northern Iowa 11
Nicole Clausen, Denison-Schleswig, Northern Iowa 11
Claire Goins, Sioux City Heelan, Santa Clara 11

SOUTH DAKOTA----65
Ashley Wiemann, Vermillion, South Dakota 21
Abby Plucker, Parker, North Dakota State 19
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 9
Anne Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 9
Kelli Fargen, Brookings, South Dakota 7

NEBRASKA---50
Jasmine Moseley, Bellevue East, South Dakota 14
Yvonne Turner, Bellevue East, Nebraska 11
Amy Gallagher, Neligh-Oakdale, Evansville 10
Charity Iromuanya, Lincoln Northeast, Albany 8
Monica Laune, Ashland-Greenwood, Davidson 7

NORTH DAKOTA----44
Alyssa Seay, Grand Forks Central, North Dakota 14
Andrea LaFrance, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 10
Katie Schafer, Devils Lake, Northern Arizona 9
Whitney Ledger, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 8
Ashley Privratsky, Devils Lake, North Dakota 3

Next up: The week in review

High Five: Thanksgiving

#6 posting 11.28.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Thanksgiving version
There weren't a lot of games out their yesterday on Thanksgiving. Minnesota took the team high five with 59 points, 21 points more than second place South Dakota. Minnesota is the only state that had five or more players that scored on the day.
SD did have the top individual however---Kristin Rotert of McCook Central with 26 points.

MINNESOTA---59
Jenna Smith, Bloomington Kennedy, Illinois 22
Alyssa Karel, Cretin-Derham Hall, Wisconsin 12
Maria Boever, Worthington, South Dakota State 11
Kachine Alexander, Benilde-St. Margaret's, Iowa 8
Stacie Oistad, Sartell, South Dakota State 6

SOUTH DAKOTA---38
Kristin Rotert, McCook Central, South Dakota State 26
Jennifer Warkenthein, Willow Lake, South Dakota State 8
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, South Dakota State 4

IOWA---24
Wendy Ausdemore, TriCenter, Iowa 17
Kelly Krei, Iowa City, Iowa 7

WISCONSIN---24
Rae Lin D'Alie, Waterford, Wisconsin 8
Ashlea Muckenhirn, Osceola, South Dakota State 7
Lin Zastrow, Jefferson, Wisconsin 6
Mariah Dunham, Watertown, Wisconsin 3

MICHIGAN---14
Tavelyn James, Detroit Mumford, Eastern Michigan 12
Shana McKinney, Detroit Osborn, Eastern Michigan 2

NORTH DAKOTA---4
Amber Land, Kulm, Eastern Michigan 4

Next up: later today with out & abouts from tournament action.

Michigan's 5th High Five Win

#4 posting 11.27.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Wednesday, Nov. 26
Michigan Back on Top
Michigan regains the top spot in the team High Five with 92 points, 32 points more than second place Minnesota. This is Michigan's 5th win this year, the tops of all the coverage area.

On the individual side there was a two way tie for the leader. Jessica Pike of Clawson, Michigan and Traci Edwards of Menasha, Wisconsin shared the title with 20 points.

MICHIGAN----92
Jessica Pike, Clawson, Oakland 20
Brittany Carnago, St. Clair, Oakland 19
Brandie Baker, Flint Hamady, Central Michigan 18
Adrienne McNally, Pinckney, Florida Gulf Coast 18
Britni Houghton, Lansing Waverly, Central Michigan 17*
Chelsey Jackson, Flint Central, IPFW 17*
* only one counts toward the high five

MINNESOTA---60
Jenna Smith, Bloomington Kennedy, Illinois 19
Mia Johnson, Minneapolis North, Michigan State 13
Lindsay Laur, Cretin-Derham Hall, UW Milwaukee 10
Maria Boever, Worthington, South Dakota State 10
Stacie Oistad, Sartell, South Dakota State 8

WISCONSIN---56
Traci Edwards, Menasha, UW Milwaukee 20
Turquoise McCain, Milwaukee Riverside, UW Milwaukee 16
Jineen Williams, Racine Case, UW Milwaukee 14
Stephanie Schell, New Berlin Eisenhower, UW Milwaukee 3*
Alex Klawitter, Janesville Parker, UW Milwaukee 3*
Ashlea Muckenhirn, Osceola, South Dakota State*
* only two count for the High Five.

SOUTH DAKOTA---35
Jennifer Warkenthien, Willow Lake, South Dakota State 17
Kristin Rotert, McCook Central, South Dakota State 8
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, South Dakota State 6
Ketty Corneman, Yankton, South Dakota State 2
Kathleen Schjodt, Hot Springs, South Dakota State 2

IOWA---12
Ashley Gorsh, Center Point-Urbana, New Orleans 8
Claire Goins, Sioux City Heelan, Santa Clara 4

NEBRASKA---2
Charity Iromuanya, Lincoln Northeast, Albany 2

Next up: One more bit of news

Iowa Tops High Five Tuesday

#8 posting 11.26.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Tuesday, November 25
Iowa Tops the Charts
Iowa won the High five for Tuesday with 88 points, 13 better than Michigan. It was Iowa's first win of the year.
The top individual went to Nebraska with Kelsey Woodard with 23 points.

IOWA----88
Michelle Lund, Sioux City Heelan, Bradley 22
Bridget Yoerger, Hinton, South Dakota 20
Kristen Turk, Des Moines Lincoln, Drake 20
Nicole Clausen, Denison-Schleswig, Northern Iowa 16
KK Armstrong, Cedar Rapids Washington, Northern Iowa 10*
Kristina Voss, Ankeny, Creighton 10*
* Only one counts in the High Five

MICHIGAN---75
Brigid Mulroy, Birmingham Marian, Detroit 21
Tara Breske, Temperance Bedford, Bowling Green 15
Natasha Morris, Flint Beecher, St. Peter's 14
Chelsea Albert, Brighton, Bowling Green 13
Erica Solomon, Detroit Country Day, Notre Dame 12*
Tynikki Crook, Detroit Pershing, Marshall 12*
*only one counts in the High Five

MINNESOTA --65
Amy Beggin, Roseville, New Mexico 17
Jessie Miller, Holy Angels, UI Chicago 13
Luara Dybing, St. Croix Lutheran, Drake 13
Danye Guinn, St. Francis, North Dakota 12
Cassie Johnson, Eastview, UI Chicago 10

WISCONSIN---64
Celeste Hoewisch, Hortonville, UW Green Bay 14
Kayla Tetschlag, Sheboygan North, UW Green Bay 14
Nicolle Lewis, Muskego, Illinois State 14
Jamie Braun, Marshfield, Indiana 11
Kim Wypiszynski, Ashwaubenon, Northern Iowa 11

NEBRASKA---62
Kelsey Woodard, Bellevue West, Creighton 23
Megan Neuvirth, West Point Catholic Central, Creighton 17
Chevelle Herring, Bellevue East, Creighton 10
Jasmine Moseley, Bellevue East, South Dakota 7
Jasmine Johnson, Omaha Central, Houston 5

SOUTH DAKOTA---48
Ashley Wiemann, Vermillion, South Dakota 18
Anne Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 12
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 9
Natalie Carda, Beresford, South Dakota 7
Kelli Fargan, Brookings, South Dakota 2

NORTH DAKOTA---19
Ashley Privatsky, Devils Lake, North Dakota 5
Andrea LaFrance, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 5
Whitney Ledger, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 4
Jossy Bergan, Valley City, North Dakota 3
Alyssa Seay, Grand Forks Central, North Dakota 2

Next up: tomorrow morning

Michigan Wins High Five

#6 posting 11.25.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Michigan Tops Again
Michigan won the high five again with three players cracking the 20 point mark. However Bridget Yoerger of Hinton, Iowa took the individual honors.
This is Michigan's 4 time on top of the team total.
This is Yoerger's first time alone at the top of the Individual title. She shared the honor once before.

MICHIGAN---87
Jasmin Dixon, Detroit King, Chicago State 25
Tavelyn James, Detroit Mumford, Eastern Michigan 25
Jenny Poff, St. Johns, Ohio 20
Lindsey Yesh, Evart, Campbell 13
Shanna McKinney, Detroit Osborn, Eastern Michigan 4

MINNESOTA---50
Cory Montgomery, Cannon Falls, Nebraska 20
Ashly Robinson, Bloomington Kennedy, Denver 10
Kelly Mullaney, Breck, Colorado 10
Janessa Wolff, Park Rapids, Penn State 8
Hannah Skildum, Mounds View, Colorado 2

IOWA--46
Bridget Yoerger, Hinton, South Dakota 26
Kala Kuhlmann, Charter Oak-Ute, Nebraska 11
Claire Goins, Sioux City Heelan, Santa Clara 9

SOUTH DAKOTA---37
Ashley Wiemann, Vermillion, South Dakota 11
Natalie Carda, Beresford, South Dakota 9
Anne Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 8
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 6
Michelle Dirks, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, South Dakota 3

NEBRASKA---35
Yvonne Turner, Bellevue East, Nebraska 15
Jasmine Mosley, Bellevue East, South Dakota 8
Dominique Kelley, Lincoln Northeast, Nebraska 5
Kendra Schomer, Madison, South Dakota 5
Amy Robinette, South Sioux City, South Dakota 2*
Monica Laune, Ashland-Greenwood, Davidson 2*
*only one counts in the high five.

WISCONSIN---15
Alyssa Waldon, Sun Prairie, Chicago State 13
Lindsey Sebetic, Kenosha Tremper, Chicago Loyola 2

NORTH DAKOTA--5
Katie Schafer, Devils Lake, Northern Arizona 5

Next up: profile

Minnesota Takes Sunday High Five

#5 posting 11.24.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Sunday, Nov. 23

Minnesota took the High Five with 83 points on Sunday. The next closest state was Michigan with 74. The individual title went to Chevelle Herring of Creighton (Bellevue East, Nebraska).

MINNESOTA--83
Breanna Salley, St. Francis, Seattle 21
Jenna Smith, Bloomington Kennedy, Illinois 17
Kachine Alexander, Benilde-St. Margaret's, Iowa 15
Katie Ohm, Elgin-Millville, Minnesota 15
Jackie Voigt, Park-Cottage Grove, Minnesota 15

MICHIGAN--74
Alyssa DeHaan, Grandville, Michigan State 21
Tiera DeLaHoussaye, Detroit Country Day, Western Michigan 16
Erica Solomon, Detroit Country Day, Notre Dame 15
Asheley Harkins, Saginaw Arthur Hill, Kent State 12
Carly Benson, Carney-Nadeau, Michigan 10

IOWA---72
Nicky Wieben, Ankeny, Iowa State 21
Kristina Voss, Ankeny, Creighton 16
Natalie White, Dubuque Senior, San Jose State 15
Alison Lacey, Ballard, Iowa State 10
Kelsey Bolte, Battle Creek-Ida Grove, Iowa State 10
Wendy Ausdemore, TriCenter, Iowa 10*
* only two of the three 10s count toward the high five.

WISCONSIN--52
Shenita Landry, Milwaukee King, Temple 14
Ellie Radke, Monroe, Canisius 13
Krystal Ellis, Racine St. Catherine, Marquette 11
Ashlea Muckinhirn, Osceola, South Dakota State 8
Lin Zastrow, Jefferson, Wisconsin 6

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE--47
Ketty Corneman, Yankton, South Dakota State 19
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, South Dakota State 9
Jennifer Warkenthein, Willow Lake, South Dakota State 7
Kristin Rotert, McCook Central, South Dakota State 6
Jennifer Schuttloffel, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, South Dakota State 6

NEBRASKA--43
Chavelle Herring, Bellevue East, Creighton 24
Megan Neuvirth, West Point Catholic Central, Creighton 14
Kelsey Woodard, Bellevue West, Creighton 3
Kellie Nelson, Omaha Westside, Creighton 2

Next up: Later tonight

High Five: Michigan's Second Century

#7 posting 11.23.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008
Michigan again went over the century mark to take the team High Five.
The individual high five was a tie between Jasmine Dixon of Detroit King and Bridget Yoerger of Hinton, IA.

MICHIGAN---109
Jasmin Dixon, Detroit King, Chicago State 25
Brittany Jones, West Bloomfield, UTEP 24
Kaihla Szunko, Saginaw Heritage, Central Michigan 20
Tynikki Crook, Detroit Pershing, Marshall 20
Zamora Davis, Detroit Community, Detroit 20

MINNESOTA----93
Jessie Miller, Holy Angels, UI Chicago 24
Kiara Buford, St. Paul Central, Minnesota 22
Cory Montgomery, Cannon Falls, Nebraska 21
Ashley Ellis-Milan, St. Paul Central, Minnesota 15
Talicia Jackson, DeLaSalle, American 11

IOWA---80
Bridget Yoerger, Hinton, South Dakota 25
Michelle Lund, Sioux City Heelan, Bradley 18
Courtney Stoermer, Iowa City West, Northern Colorado 13
Wendy Ausdemore, TriCenter, Iowa 12
Kristen Turk, Des Moines Lincoln, Drake 12

WISCONSIN---79
Traci Edwards, Menasha, UW Milwaukee 18
Jamie Braun, Marshfield, Indiana 16
Dominique Butler, Milwaukee Madison, Cleveland State 15
Rachel Porath, Luxemburg-Casco, UW Green Bay 15
Nicolle Lewis, Muskego, Illinois State 15

NEBRASKA---49
Dominique Kelley, Lincoln Northeast, Nebraska 14
Amy Gallagher, Neligh-Oakdale, Evansville 12
Candace Lambert, Omaha Benson, Nebraska 9
Nikki Bober, Elmwood, Nebraska 8
Jasmine Moseley, Bellevue East, South Dakota 6

SOUTH DAKOTA----43
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 14
Ashley Wiemann, Vermillion, South Dakota 14
Annie Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 7
Kelli Fargan, Brookings, South Dakota 5
Natalie Carda, Beresford, South Dakota 3

next up: the week that was

High Five: Pair of UND 20s Lift Minnesota

#10 posting 11.21.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Minnesota Tops List
Minnesota, thanks to 20 or better performances by a pair of North Dakota players, beat Michigan 80-71 in the High Five for 11.20.2008. The ironic thing was North Dakota was beat by Wyoming 100-75.
Danye Guinn (St. Francis) was the top individual in the High Five.

MINNESOTA---80
Danye Guinn, St. Francis, North Dakota 26
Kierah Kimbrough, BGMR, North Dakota 20
Amy Beggin, Roseville, New Mexico 12
Alyssa Karel, Cretin-Derham Hall, Wisconsin 11
Amanda Nisleit, Woodbury, Iowa State 11

MICHIGAN--71
Timika Williams, Southfield-Lathrup, UTEP 17
Brenna Bankston, Frankfort, Western Michigan 16
Brittany Carnago, St. Clair, Oakland 14
Melissa Jeltema, Grand Rapids Christian, Oakland 13
Jessica Pike, Clawson, Oakland 11

IOWA---56
Kelsey Bolte, Battle Creek-Ida Grove, Iowa State 17
Indy Uhlenhopp, North Butler, Northern Iowa 12
Kristin Turk, Des Moines Lincoln, Drake 9
Nicky Wieben, Ankeny, Iowa State 9
KK Armstrong, Cedar Rapids Washington, Northern Iowa 9

SOUTH DAKOTA--54
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, South Dakota State 20
Ketty Corneman, ,Yankaton, South Dakota State 11
Jennifer Warkenthein, Willow Lake, South Dakota State 11
Kristin Rotert, McCook Central, South Dakota State 7
Kathleen Schjodt, Hot Springs, Air Force 5

WISCONSIN--45
Rae Lin D'Alie, Waterford, Wisconsin 13
Lin Zastrow, Jefferson, Wisconsin 11
Kim Wypiszynski, Ashwaubenon, Northern Iowa 9
Rachel Hackbarth, Wisconsin Lutheran, Drake 7
Lizzie Boeck, Milwaukee Lutheran, Drake 5

NORTH DAKOTA---21
Whitney Ledger, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 8
Alys Seay, Grand Forks Red River, North Dakota 4
Jessica Kielpinski, Mandan, New Mexico 3
Jossy Bergan, Valley City, North Dakota 3
Andrea LaFrance, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 3

Next up: tomorrow

High Five: Michigan's Century

#7 posting 11.20.2008
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HIGH FIVE
Michigan dominated the Wednesday High Five with 111 points to Minnesota's 72. Michigan had three players with 25 or more points on the roster led by Jasmin Dixon of Detroit King.

MICHIGAN---111
Jasmin Dixon, Detroit King, Chicago State 26
Jamilah Humes, Saginaw Arthur Hill, Kent State 25
Tiffanie Shives, Lansing Christian, Gonzaga 25
Randall Hurst, West Bloomfield, Fordham 19
Brittane Russell, Southfield-Lathrup, Canisius 16*
Natasha Morris, Flint Beecher, St. Peter's 16*
* only one counts in Michigan's High Five

MINNESOTA---72
Katie Ohm, Elgin-Millville, Minnesota 17
Jenna Smith, Bloomington Kennedy, Illinois 16
Kelly Mullaney, Breck, Colorado 14
Talicia Jackson, DeLaSalle, American 13
Ashley Samuelson, Underwood, North Dakota State 12

WISCONSIN---61
Krystal Ellis, Racine St. Catherine, Marquette 19
Kati Harty, Ashwaubenon, UW Green Bay 13
Heather Golden, DePere, UW Green Bay 11
Erin Templin, Richland Center, UW Green Bay 9
Kayla Tetschlag, Sheboygan North, UW Green Bay 9

SOUTH DAKOTA---51
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 15
Abby Plucker, Parker, North Dakota State 14
Annie Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 11
Kelli Fargen, Brookings, South Dakota 9
Natalie Carda, Beresford, South Dakota 4

IOWA---38
Bridget Yoeger, Hinton, South Dakota 21
Kandy Beemer, Bedford, Colorado State 15
Mackenzie Westcott, Williamsburg, Bradley 2

NEBRASKA---18
Amy Gallagher, Neligh-Oakdale, Evansville 8
Katie Birkel, Lincoln Southeast, North Dakota State 8
Jasmine Johnson, Omaha Central, Houston 2

Next up: later tonight with another Wisconsin Out & About

Nebraska Tops High 5

#5 posting 11.18.2008
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HIGH FIVE: Monday, Nov 17
Nebraska went from worst to first in one day with 68 points on Monday to take the team title. Nebraska had two teams battle helping their cause (Nebraska vs Creighton). The individual title went to Tynikki Crook of Detroit Pershing, Michigan with 21 points for Marshall.

NEBRASKA--68
Chevelle Herring, Bellevue East, Creighton 19
Dominique Kelley, Lincoln Northeast, Nebraska 16
Yvonne Turner, Bellevue East, Nebraska 13
Megan Neuvirth, West Point Catholic Central, Creighton 11
Kelsey Woodard, Bellevue West, Creighton 9

MICHIGAN---59
Tynikki Crook, Detroit Pershing, Marshall 21
Carly Benson, Carney-Nadeau, Michigan 13
Jessica Knurick, Walled Lake Northern, Florida Atlantic 10
Lauren Yesh, Evart, Campbell 8
Brandie Radde, Niles, Louisville 7

MINNESOTA---56
Kay-Kay Allums, Centennial, George Washington 12
Cory Montgomery, Cannon Falls, Nebraska 11*
Amy Beggin, Roseville, New Mexico 11*
Alyssa Karel, Cretin-Derham Hall, Wisconsin 11*
Macie Michelson, Marshall, South Dakota State 11*
Stacie Oistad, Sartell, South Dakota State 11*
Only four of the 11s count in the top 5

WISCONSIN--37
Shenita Landry, Milwaukee King, Temple 13
Krystal Ellis, Racine St. Catherine, Marquette 8
Ashlea Muckenhirn, Osceola, South Dakota State 8
Rae Lin D'Alie, Waterford, Wisconsin 6
Markie Schmidt, Elkhorn, Sacred Heart 2#
Lin Zastrow, Jefferson, Wisconsin 2#
Morgan Meier, Oshkosh West, South Dakota State 2#
#only two of the 2s count in the top 5

IOWA----22
Kristina Voss, Ankeny, Creighton 12
Kala Kuhlmann, Charter Oak-Ute, Nebraska 8
Kelsey Crites, Clinton, Creighton 2

SOUTH DAKOTA---21
Ketty Cornemann, Yankton, South Dakota State 7
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian, South Dakota State 6
Jennifer Warkenthien, Willow Lake, South Dakota State 5
Kristen Rotert, McCook Central, South Dakota State 3

NORTH DAKOTA---8
Jessica Kielpinski, Mandan, New Mexico 8

Next up: an out & about from Wisconsin

Michigan Wins High Five

#9 posting 11.17.2008
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HIGH FIVE
Here is the high five for Sunday, November 17
I will try to crunch the numbers every day, but this might be more miss than hit. It will depend on my time commitments.
For those that don't remember I take the top five scorers for each state, add the points to see which state "wins"

Michigan edges Minnesota by five to take the state title. Jessica Pike and Kierah Kimbrough shared the individual high five with 24 points.

Key: Player, HS, College, Points

MICHIGAN--94
Jessica Pike, Clawson, Oakland 24
Brenna Bankston, Frankfort, Western Michigan 22
Tiffanie Shives, Lansing Christian, Gonzaga 19
Jasmin Dixon, Detroit King, Chicago State 15
Melissa Jeltema, Grand Rapids Christian, Oakland 14

MINNESOTA---89
Kierah Kimbrough, BGMR, North Dakota 24
Amy Beggin, Roseville, New Mexico 18
Katie Ohm, Elgin-Millville, Minnesota 17
Jenna Smith, Bloomington Kennedy, Illinois 16
Kelsey Jacobson, Moorhead, Florida Gulf Coast 14*
Lindsay Laur, Cretin-Derham Hall, UW Milwaukee 14*
* only one is counted in the high five.

WISCONSIN---69
Traci Edwards, Menasha, UW Milwaukee 20
Rachel Porath, Luxemburg-Casco, UW Green Bay 19
Turquoise McCain, Milwaukee Riverside, UW Milwaukee 13
Heather Golden, DePere, UW Green Bay 9
Kati Harty, Ashwaubenon, UW Green Bay 8

IOWA----67
Bridget Yoerger, Hinton, South Dakota 23
Alison Lacey, Ballard, Iowa State 12
Ashley Arlen, Cascade, Iowa State 12
Nicky Wieben, Ankeny, Iowa State 10
Mallory Youngblut, Davenport Assumption, North Dakota 10

SOUTH DAKOTA----61
Maggie Youngberg, Yankton, South Dakota 18
Anne Roche, Vermillion, South Dakota 14
Kelli Fargen, Brookings, South Dakota 12
Natalie Carda, Beresford, South Dakota 11
Alexis Yackley, Sully Buttes, South Dakota 6

NORTH DAKOTA---49
Alys Seay, Grand Forks Central, North Dakota 14
Whitney Ledger, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 13
Jessica Kielpinski, Mandan, New Mexico 11
Andrea LaFrance, Bismarck Century, North Dakota 6
Katie Schaefer, Devils Lake, Northern Arizona 5

NEBRASKA----7
Monica Laune, Ashwood-Greenwood, Davidson 4
Charity Ironmuanaya, Lincoln Northeast, Albany 3

Next up: tomorrow morning