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Sep. 16—JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown High School girls golf team wrapped up the regular season on Tuesday.
"What a great couple days," JHS head coach Katie Hemmer said. "The Blue Jays played some really good golf today — they also found some of the many hazards on Prairie West. Overall, we finished strong, as a team, with a tie for fifth place."
The Jays scored a 373 at Prairie West Golf Course.
Senior Belle Sjostorm finished 14th individually with an 89 — just one shot off an individual qualification for the 2025 State Tournament. Mylee Michel was the Jays' team leader with an 11th place finish and a score of 87.
Hemmer continued down the Jays' lineup.
"Braelyn (Wiese) had a pretty good round of 94, and she was on track for a new personal record until she found the water hazards on her second nine," Hemmer said. "... Katelyn Monson stepped up to round out the team score with a 103. She had a good putter today. I know if she can stay out of some course hazards, she will easily get a us 4th score in the 90s."
The Blue Jays junior varsity team finished up its season on Tuesday.
"I really saw an incredible amount of progress in the JV athletes," Hemmer said. "It is fun to see the program develop, and we will have some shoes to fill with four graduating seniors."
The Blue Jay varsity crew is set to begin its postseason next week. The 2025 WDA Tournament is set to tee off on Sept. 22.
Mandan Invite
Team results
1. Mandan 332; 2. Legacy 357; T2. Minot North 357; 4. Dickinson 372; 5. St. Mary's 373; T5. Jamestown 373; 7. Williston 376; 8. Bismarck High 383; 9. Watford City 384; 10. Century 387; 11. Minot 406; 12. TMCHS 467.
Top 10 finishers
1. Isabella Hale, MAN, 73; 2. Emersyn Kopp, MIN-N, 79; 3. Kinzy Welstad, MIN-N, 81; 4. Kyndall Peterson, DHS, 82; T4. Rawni Roemmich, LEG, 82; 6. Peyton Kalanek, LEG, 83; 7. Kali Larsen, WIL, 84; 8. Mikayla Schwindt, DHS, 85; 9. Lola Huber, SM, 85; 8. Aliya Copas, MAN, 85.
Blue Jay results
11. Mylee Michel 87; 14. Belle Sjostrom 89; 23. Braelyn Wiese 94; 48. Katelyn Monson 103; 75. Autumn Roberts 118; 82. Elizabeth Hassebrock 124.
There was a last minute change in Casselton on Tuesday.
"At the last minute they changed the race from a 5K to a 3K," JHS head cross-country coach Ken Gardner said. "It was good to mix things up a bit — a little shorter, a little faster."
The Blue Jay boys cross-country team placed second out of nine teams at the Casselton Invite with 63 points. Jamestown's girls team placed third with 88 points.
Senior Jaydyn Velek was the Blue Jays' top finisher for the first time this season. Velek finished the 3K course in 10:40.73 to place fifth overall. Freshman Tristan Champagne was far behind placing seventh with a time of 10:42.
For the girls, Hattie Fitzgerald placed ninth individually with a time of 12:35. Layna Hoffer finished within the top-20, clocking a time of 12:49.95.
The Blue Jays will be back running on Saturday at Valley City's Bjornson Park Golf Course. The dual is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m.
Team results
Boys
1. Hillsboro/CV 56; 2. Jamestown 63; 3. Ellendale 101; 4. May-Port-C-G 105; 5. Lisbon 130; 6. Edgeley/Kulm 149; 7. Central Cass 151; 8. Thompson 168; 9. LaMoure/LM 226.
Girls
1. Hillsboro/CV 23; 2. Central Cass 58; 3. Jamestown 88; 4. Kindred 131; 5. Thompson 136; 6. Lisbon 157; 7. LaMoure/LM 165.
Top finishers / Blue Jays results
Boys
1. Aidan Thurber, ELL, 9:41.21; 5. Jaydyn Velek 10:40.73; 7. Tristan Champagne 10:42.08; 8. Dax Wick 10:45.81; 16. Flynn Wiley 11:02.13; 31. Heath Heupel 11:32.03; 33. Leif Hanson 11:32.48; 51. Bryson Corell 12:43.13; 60. Drew Brickner 13:01.72; 65. William Tyson 13:32.39.
Girls
1. Caroline Anderson, H/CV, 10:58.20; 9. Hattie Fitzgerald 12:35.11; 16. Layna Hoffer 12:49.95; 18. Isabelle Maddock 12:55.06; 27. Layla Becker 13:24.93; 30. Hadley Jackson 13:30.41; 31. Millicent Maus 13:37.88; 32. Khloe Miller 13:38.63; 34. Madilyn Roaldson 13:42.75; 41. Rhian Lueck 14:07.77; 43. Ella Thomas 14:17.65; 48. Clara Harms 14:23.27; 52. Emma Flieth 14:40.32.
Members of the Jamestown tennis team have not been kind to Bismarck High this year.
On Sept. 16, head coach Isaac Mimong led the Blue Jays to their third victory over the Demons this season. The Jays topped BHS 8-1. Mimong and company will be back in action on Sept. 18, hosting Mandan. The dual is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
In the WDA the Jays are 2-4 while overall the team is sitting at 5-8.
Jamestown 8, Bismarck High 1
Singles
No. 1: Luke LeFevre, J def. Reed Romsaas 6-3, 6-2
No. 2: Braxton Burkett, J def. Max Chouinard 6-2, 6-1
No. 3: Aden Oettle, J def. Quin Kleser 6-0, 6-0
No. 4: Miles Hanson, BHS def. Kale Backen 2-6, 6-1, 6-1
No. 5: Haden Smith, J def. Quin Roberson 6-3, 6-3
No. 6: Rajen Bansal, J def. Grayson Grinacher 6-4, 7-6(7)
Doubles
No. 1: Luke LeFevre/Braxton Burkett, J def. Romsaas/Chouinard 6-1, 6-1
No. 2: Kale Backen/Haden Smith, J def. Kleser/Hanson 6-2, 6-1
No. 3: Aden Oettle/Josh Sagaser, J def. Roberson/Grinacher 7-5, 6-2
The Blue Jay girls volleyball team defeated Minot North 25-19, 19-25, 25-15, 25-21 on Tuesday evening. Stats were not available when The Jamestown Sun went to press.
Head coach Sara Hegerle and her crew are 4-1 in the WDA and 7-4 overall. The Blue Jays will be back in action on Sept. 18 hosting Bismarck High beginning at 7 p.m.
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"What a great couple days," JHS head coach Katie Hemmer said. "The Blue Jays played some really good golf today — they also found some of the many hazards on Prairie West. Overall, we finished strong, as a team, with a tie for fifth place."
The Jays scored a 373 at Prairie West Golf Course.
Senior Belle Sjostorm finished 14th individually with an 89 — just one shot off an individual qualification for the 2025 State Tournament. Mylee Michel was the Jays' team leader with an 11th place finish and a score of 87.
Hemmer continued down the Jays' lineup.
"Braelyn (Wiese) had a pretty good round of 94, and she was on track for a new personal record until she found the water hazards on her second nine," Hemmer said. "... Katelyn Monson stepped up to round out the team score with a 103. She had a good putter today. I know if she can stay out of some course hazards, she will easily get a us 4th score in the 90s."
The Blue Jays junior varsity team finished up its season on Tuesday.
"I really saw an incredible amount of progress in the JV athletes," Hemmer said. "It is fun to see the program develop, and we will have some shoes to fill with four graduating seniors."
The Blue Jay varsity crew is set to begin its postseason next week. The 2025 WDA Tournament is set to tee off on Sept. 22.
Mandan Invite
Team results
1. Mandan 332; 2. Legacy 357; T2. Minot North 357; 4. Dickinson 372; 5. St. Mary's 373; T5. Jamestown 373; 7. Williston 376; 8. Bismarck High 383; 9. Watford City 384; 10. Century 387; 11. Minot 406; 12. TMCHS 467.
Top 10 finishers
1. Isabella Hale, MAN, 73; 2. Emersyn Kopp, MIN-N, 79; 3. Kinzy Welstad, MIN-N, 81; 4. Kyndall Peterson, DHS, 82; T4. Rawni Roemmich, LEG, 82; 6. Peyton Kalanek, LEG, 83; 7. Kali Larsen, WIL, 84; 8. Mikayla Schwindt, DHS, 85; 9. Lola Huber, SM, 85; 8. Aliya Copas, MAN, 85.
Blue Jay results
11. Mylee Michel 87; 14. Belle Sjostrom 89; 23. Braelyn Wiese 94; 48. Katelyn Monson 103; 75. Autumn Roberts 118; 82. Elizabeth Hassebrock 124.
There was a last minute change in Casselton on Tuesday.
"At the last minute they changed the race from a 5K to a 3K," JHS head cross-country coach Ken Gardner said. "It was good to mix things up a bit — a little shorter, a little faster."
The Blue Jay boys cross-country team placed second out of nine teams at the Casselton Invite with 63 points. Jamestown's girls team placed third with 88 points.
Senior Jaydyn Velek was the Blue Jays' top finisher for the first time this season. Velek finished the 3K course in 10:40.73 to place fifth overall. Freshman Tristan Champagne was far behind placing seventh with a time of 10:42.
For the girls, Hattie Fitzgerald placed ninth individually with a time of 12:35. Layna Hoffer finished within the top-20, clocking a time of 12:49.95.
The Blue Jays will be back running on Saturday at Valley City's Bjornson Park Golf Course. The dual is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m.
Team results
Boys
1. Hillsboro/CV 56; 2. Jamestown 63; 3. Ellendale 101; 4. May-Port-C-G 105; 5. Lisbon 130; 6. Edgeley/Kulm 149; 7. Central Cass 151; 8. Thompson 168; 9. LaMoure/LM 226.
Girls
1. Hillsboro/CV 23; 2. Central Cass 58; 3. Jamestown 88; 4. Kindred 131; 5. Thompson 136; 6. Lisbon 157; 7. LaMoure/LM 165.
Top finishers / Blue Jays results
Boys
1. Aidan Thurber, ELL, 9:41.21; 5. Jaydyn Velek 10:40.73; 7. Tristan Champagne 10:42.08; 8. Dax Wick 10:45.81; 16. Flynn Wiley 11:02.13; 31. Heath Heupel 11:32.03; 33. Leif Hanson 11:32.48; 51. Bryson Corell 12:43.13; 60. Drew Brickner 13:01.72; 65. William Tyson 13:32.39.
Girls
1. Caroline Anderson, H/CV, 10:58.20; 9. Hattie Fitzgerald 12:35.11; 16. Layna Hoffer 12:49.95; 18. Isabelle Maddock 12:55.06; 27. Layla Becker 13:24.93; 30. Hadley Jackson 13:30.41; 31. Millicent Maus 13:37.88; 32. Khloe Miller 13:38.63; 34. Madilyn Roaldson 13:42.75; 41. Rhian Lueck 14:07.77; 43. Ella Thomas 14:17.65; 48. Clara Harms 14:23.27; 52. Emma Flieth 14:40.32.
Members of the Jamestown tennis team have not been kind to Bismarck High this year.
On Sept. 16, head coach Isaac Mimong led the Blue Jays to their third victory over the Demons this season. The Jays topped BHS 8-1. Mimong and company will be back in action on Sept. 18, hosting Mandan. The dual is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
In the WDA the Jays are 2-4 while overall the team is sitting at 5-8.
Jamestown 8, Bismarck High 1
Singles
No. 1: Luke LeFevre, J def. Reed Romsaas 6-3, 6-2
No. 2: Braxton Burkett, J def. Max Chouinard 6-2, 6-1
No. 3: Aden Oettle, J def. Quin Kleser 6-0, 6-0
No. 4: Miles Hanson, BHS def. Kale Backen 2-6, 6-1, 6-1
No. 5: Haden Smith, J def. Quin Roberson 6-3, 6-3
No. 6: Rajen Bansal, J def. Grayson Grinacher 6-4, 7-6(7)
Doubles
No. 1: Luke LeFevre/Braxton Burkett, J def. Romsaas/Chouinard 6-1, 6-1
No. 2: Kale Backen/Haden Smith, J def. Kleser/Hanson 6-2, 6-1
No. 3: Aden Oettle/Josh Sagaser, J def. Roberson/Grinacher 7-5, 6-2
The Blue Jay girls volleyball team defeated Minot North 25-19, 19-25, 25-15, 25-21 on Tuesday evening. Stats were not available when The Jamestown Sun went to press.
Head coach Sara Hegerle and her crew are 4-1 in the WDA and 7-4 overall. The Blue Jays will be back in action on Sept. 18 hosting Bismarck High beginning at 7 p.m.
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