Jimmie women defeated at NAIA national tournament

The Jamestown College women’s basketball team had its season come to an end on Friday, due in large part to cold shooting.

Gophers start hot at Big Ten tournament

Devoe Joseph scored 15 points to help Minnesota beat Penn State 76-55 on Thursday night in the first round of the Big Ten tournament.

Jamestown Taz wrestling

Jamestown Taz wrestling

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Hillcrest GC Proshop to open Monday

The Hillcrest Golf Course Proshop will be open from 8 a.m.-noon and 1-4:30 p.m., from Monday-Friday to purchase season passes, lockers and cart storage. For more information call 252-4320.

Roerich named N.D. Girls’ Basketball POTY

Fargo South’s Meghan Roehrich has been named the Gatorade N.D. Girls’ Basketball Player of the Year.

Girls’ soccer meeting set for Monday

NHL/NBA roundup: Franzen, Zetterberg lead Red Wings

Johan Franzen scored twice, Henrik Zetterberg had a goal and two assists, and Jimmy Howard made 21 saves for Detroit. Tomas Holmstrom added a goal and an assist, and Drew Miller also scored for Detroit. Andrew Ebbett scored for Minnesota.

Class A tournament roundup: Bismarck breezes by South

Jalen Finley scored 20 points and Jake Miller and Esley Thorton added 13 each as Bismarck beat Fargo South 73-56 Thursday in the opening round of the North Dakota boys Class A basketball tournament. Finley was 8-for-14 from the field for the Demons (19-4). Miller had two of the Demons’ five 3-pointers. Bismarck also out-rebounded the Bruins 41-36.

Cardinals shock No. 1 Bearcats

The Carrington Cardinals shocked the top-ranked team in the state. Devin Barton scored 19 points and Easton Paige chipped in 16 as the Cardinals nipped North Star 66-65 in overtime to claim the Region 4 championship and punched their ticket to the Class B boys’ state tournament in Minot.

Kidder County outlasts LaMoure in overtime

Kidder County outlasts LaMoure in overtime

Those from Kidder County who left their bags unpacked upon returning from last week’s state Class B girls’ basketball tournament in Minot just saved some time.

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JC men fall short

JC men fall short

Jamestown College’s strong postseason surge came to an end Thursday night in Point Lookout, Mo., but not before giving the defending champs a run for their money.

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Tomlinson leaves Minnesota without deal

The Minnesota Vikings wined and dined LaDainian Tomlinson on Wednesday night, then spent much of Thursday meeting with the star running back in hopes of pairing him with Adrian Peterson in what would be a big-name backfield.

Jimmies win fourth straight in Arizona

Jamestown College improved to 4-0 with an 11-9 win over Trinity International (Ill.) on Thursday night in Arizona. The Jimmies were scheduled to play two more games, but not starting before 10:30 p.m. Another wet day in the desert pushed the games back several hours.

Jimmies rained out in Florida

The Jamestown College baseball team was rained out in Ormond Beach, Fla., on Thursday, and the forecast is not promising for today, according to JC head coach Tom Hager.

Jimmies get first win at nationals

Jimmies get first win at nationals

Wins at the national tournament shouldn’t come easy, and it did not for the Jamestown College women’s basketball team on Thursday. The Jimmies blew a 13-point second half lead, but regained control just in time to advance into the Sweet 16 with a 65-58 win over Indiana-Southeast Thursday morning in Sioux City, Iowa.

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