MILWAUKEE – In an impressive performance, Jamichael Stillwell contributed significantly to the Milwaukee Panthers’ victory against Northern Kentucky, ending the contest with 18 points as Milwaukee triumphed 92-70 on Sunday.

Stillwell’s impact wasn’t limited to scoring; he also secured 13 rebounds, solidifying his role in the team’s offensive and defensive efforts. The Panthers (18-9, 11-5 Horizon League) saw additional support from Erik Pratt, who netted 15 points on a shooting line of 5 for 11, which included one successful three-point attempt and a strong 4 out of 5 from the charity stripe. Danilo Jovanovich also had a notable game, scoring 12 points with a remarkable shooting percentage of 6 for 7.

On the opposing side, Trey Robinson stood out for the Norse with a notable 21 points, complemented by eight rebounds and three steals, showcasing his all-around game. Randall Pettus II contributed 14 points, while Sam Vinson also made his mark with a tally of 12 points for Northern Kentucky, who now holds a record of 12-15 and 7-9 in the Horizon League.

Both teams are set to play again this Friday, with Milwaukee traveling to face Youngstown State and Northern Kentucky heading to Wright State, where they will look to bounce back from this setback.