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STAFF BLOG JAMESTOWN SPORTS JC men at home tonight ...
Hosting 3-0 Doane of Crete, Neb. Doane is unbeaten and hung with Nebraska of the Big Ten on Monday night. The Jimmies are on a 10-0 run to get within 27-23 with 4 minutes left in the first half. JC wo...
Posted on 11/11/11 at 8:28 PM
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NEWS Former Jimmie coach to be recognized
Jamestown High School's gymnasium will be renamed Jerry Meyer Arena this weekend to honor the former Blue Jay boys' and Jimmie men's basketball coach. A ceremony will take place Saturday prior to the ...
Posted on 1/7/11 at 3:06 PM
Jays pleased to get outside, albeit loss
Win, lose or draw, the satisfaction could be heard in the voices of area spring high school coaches on Friday as teams were finally able to get out and compete on a warm, spring day.
The tone of Blue Jay girls tennis coach Pat Mullowney was pretty much that of relief.
By By Michael Savaloja, The Jamestown Sun , April 27, 2013
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Blue Jays going to a different style
Ryan Kleinknecht hopes to perfect his team’s new strategy over the next month.
The Jamestown High School girls soccer coach has certainly had plenty of time to do it in practice.
By By Chris Aarhus, The Jamestown Sun , April 25, 2013
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Ready to roll, Jays head to Montana for opener
The key to a successful season in any prep sport first begins with a team starting off in the correct frame of mind.
By By Michael Savaloja, The Jamestown Sun , April 25, 2013
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Taking the court: Blue Jays approaching first match
All spring sports are getting the shaft this season due to the extended winter weather.
Among the teams hit hardest is the Blue Jay girls tennis squad.
Coach Pat Mullowney’s team will play its first match Thursday in Bismarck, which is April 25. The West Region meet will be held May 16-18. That gives the Blue Jays 19 days to play a season.
By By Dave Selvig, The Jamestown Sun , April 24, 2013
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Dealing with winter: JHS excited about upcoming season ... whenever it starts
The Jamestown High School girls track and field team can only watch while the snow-covered ground puts a damper on its spring hopes.
Ripe with quality, Blue Jays coach Arnie Falk said he’s anxious to see how his athletes will do at the state meet, considering the short time they’ll have to prepare in outdoor weather.
By By Chris Aarhus, The Jamestown Sun , April 20, 2013
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