Vikings Fall At Detroit In Horizon League Quarterfinals
    Detroit 79, Cleveland State 43
    Haley Schmitt tied her career-high at Detroit

    Haley Schmitt tied her career-high at Detroit

    March 7, 2012

    Final Stats

    Contact: Renee Adam

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    DETROIT, Mich. - The Cleveland State women's basketball team had their season come to an end Wednesday evening, as the Vikings fell at second-seeded Detroit, 79-43 in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Championship. CSU finished the season with an overall record of 12-19 and a 6-12 mark in the Horizon League, while the Titans improve to 19-12 (14-4) and will now play No. 3 Wright State in the semifinals of the Horizon League Championship.

    Shalonda Winton led the Vikings with 17 points and seven rebounds, while Cori Coleman added 10 points and seven boards. Wednesday's game marked Winton's 27th double-digit scoring game of the season and the 12th time that Coleman has notched at least 10 points.

    Haley Schmitt tied her career-high with six points against the Titans on two field goals and a pair of free-throws while she also notched an assist and a steal. Tess Zufall and Kiersten Green each added three points for the Vikings, while Takima Keane and Janelle Adams posted two each.

     

     

    Detroit got out to an early lead during the first half and dominated play throughout the opening stanza. The Titans held Cleveland State scoreless for a 13-minute span stretching over both halves, as they gained a 25-point advantage (36-11) in the opening minutes of the second half.

    The Vikings were able to post two runs during the final 20 minutes of play, a 6-0 run that started at the 11:32 mark and a 5-0 run in the final seconds of the game. CSU's first run included four points from Schmitt, while Winton combined for three points over the second run.

    The Titans had five players finish in double-figures, led by Shareta Brown with 19. Jalesa Jones (15), Lauren Allen (13), Megan Hatter (12) and Chanahl Putnam (10) also tallied double-digits for Detroit.