JVC Prowl finishes 6th in Minot
The Jamestown-Valley City Prowl finished sixth place at the Minot Invitational Tournament of Champions last weekend in Minot. The Prowl went 1-3, including a 6-1 loss to the Grand Forks Jets. John Halgrimson scored the goal for the Prowl, while Zach Hanson made 33 saves between the pipes.
Prowl Pee Wee A nips Dickinson 2-1
Nick Stevens and Austin Rene scored as the Jamestown-Valley City Prowl Pee Wee A team defeated Dickinson 2-1. Nick Urquhart, Seth Lind and Stockert registered assists and Josh Friesen had 24 saves as they improved to 14-16.
White Mites split weekend action
The Jamestown White Mites hockey went 2-2 last weekend, beating the Bismarck-Wahpeton Blades 2-1 and the Valley City Vipers 3-0.
Taz wrestlers post solid results
Paxton and Colton Mewes each placed first for the Jamestown Taz youth wrestling team at the Carrington Pitcrew Tournament Jan. 31. Fifteen Taz wrestlers placed in all, including second-place finishes from Jared Harr, Noah Grosulak, Noah Braun, Chris Erickson, Gideon Cole and Brandyn Harr.
Jimmie Baseball Camp planned for Feb. 20
The 11th annual Jimmie Baseball Camp is set for Feb. 20 at the Larson Center on the campus of Jamestown College.
Villanova tops WVU
Scottie Reynolds didn’t have any memorable games against West Virginia — until he got hot against the Mountaineers in the second half Monday night. The senior guard scored 19 of his 21 points in the final 13 minutes and No. 4 Villanova held off No. 5 West Virginia 82-75.
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Daytona here comes Danica
Danica Patrick will make her NASCAR debut this weekend at Daytona International Speedway. The IndyCar star will drive the No. 7 Chevrolet for JR Motorsports in Saturday’s second-tier Nationwide Series race.
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The Jamestown College women’s basketball team dropped three spots in the latest NAIA basketball poll to No. 10. The Jimmies, who were ranked as high as fifth earlier this season, are 4-3 in their last seven games and are a half game behind Black Hills State (8-2, 19-5) in the DAC.
Beach tops final ‘B’ girls’ polls
Undefeated Beach (17-0) got all 11 first-place votes in the final Class B girls’ basketball poll of the season. Two area teams — Carrington and Kidder County — with identical 17-1 records, are ranked second and third, respectively.
Cardinals’ Kurtz sings with Jimmie basketball
Carrington standout Kali Kurtz has signed a Dakota Athletic Conference letter of intent to attend Jamestown College and play basketball for the Jimmies. Kurtz, a four-year starter for the Cardinals, is a three-time all-District 7 performer. She has amassed 826 career points, 296 rebounds, 265 assists and 206 steals. The 5-7 guard also has made 132 three-pointers and 72 percent of her free throws.
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