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Blue Jays post sweep

For the second time this season, the Blue Jays basketball teams both notched victories over West Region opponent Turtle Mountain. A 14-0 run to start the second half sparked the No. 4-ranked Blue Jay girls to a 70-54 win over the Bravettes on Saturday in Jamestown. The Blue Jay boys completed the home sweep with a 71-53 triumph over the Braves, led by Andrew Peterson with 28 points in the contest.

By Michael Savaloja , February 09, 2009

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Jays edge Braves

Tyler Lindberg turned aside shot after shot in the closing minutes, and the Jamestown High School hockey team picked up a big West Region hockey win over Mandan on Thursday night at Wilson Arena.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , February 06, 2009

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Seniors post wins

It was a nice final home outing for the three Jamestown High School senior wrestlers Tuesday night. Other than that, it was a rough night for the Blue Jays.

February 04, 2009

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Blue Jay doubleheader moved back a day

The Jamestown High School basketball doubleheader against Bismarck has been moved back a day. The Blue Jays and Demons will play on Saturday, Feb. 21. The girls’ and boys’ sophomores will play at 10:30 a.m., the boys’ and girls JVs will play at 12:15 p.m., followed by the girls’ varsity at 2 p.m. and the boys’ varsity at 4 p.m.

February 03, 2009

Marler leads Blue Jays

The Blue Jay Invite drew a big crowd on Saturday at the JHS pool. Jamestown freshman Willy Marler used the deep field to come within a tick of a school record.

By By Dave Selvig, The Jamestown Sun , February 02, 2009

Blue Jays, North Stars tie for second time

Two games, two ties between Jamestown and Hazen-Beulah. This was one a little harder to take for the Blue Jays, however. Riley Olson’s second goal of the game with just 43 seconds left tied it at 4-4.

February 02, 2009

Blue Jays fall to Coyotes

Jamestown freshman Willy Marler posted a pair of victories in the 100- and 200-yard freestyle events, but the Blue Jays ended up losing a dual to Williston 106-64 at home Friday night. Marler posted a time of 50.34 seconds in the 100 free, easily beating Williston’s Jordan Hahn, who finished second with a time of 53.66. Jamestown senior Seth Roscoe touched the wall in fourth place with a time of 57.23.

By By Sun Sports Staff , January 31, 2009

Jays snap Braves’ streak

The Jamestown High School girls’ basketball team emphatically extended its winning streak Thursday night and in the process abruptly halted Mandan’s historic home-court run. The fourth-ranked Blue Jays stretched their winning streak to eight games with a resounding 58-47 win over the six-time defending state champion Braves, and in doing so snapped Mandan’s 69-game home winning streak, which dates back nearly a decade.

January 30, 2009

No. 4 Blue Jays at No. 5 Mandan tonight

Jamestown High School opens a challenging three-day stretch tonight in Mandan. The Blue Jays, still ranked fourth in the state at 7-2, travel to Mandan (6-5) tonight to face the six-time defending state champions. The Blue Jays have won seven straight games and have not lost since Dec. 12 when the Braves — currently ranked fifth — won here 79-63.

January 29, 2009

Bismarck Century posts win over Jamestown

Bismarck Century scored four second-period goals to open things up and roll past Jamestown 8-2 at the VFW Sports Center in Bismarck. Matt Andre had the hat trick for the Patriots, who won for the 10th time on the season and improved to 8-3 in the West Region. Freshman Seth Blair added two goals and two assists for the Patriots.

January 24, 2009

Strong start for Blue Jays in GF

Jamestown High School came up a point shy of a clean sweep at the Grand Forks Multi-Duals on Friday. The Blue Jays evened their overall mark on the season, easily beating East Grand Forks 54-26 and May-Port-C-G 49-18, before coming up just short to Williston in a West Region dual, 36-35.

By By Dave Selvig, The Jamestown Sun , January 24, 2009

Braves beat Blue Jays

An absence of aggression hurt the Blue Jays on the mat Thursday night at home. After going 4-1 last weekend at the Multiple Dual Tournament in Grand Forks, Jamestown coach Greg White said he was hoping the Blue Jays were going to carry that same intensity with them into yesterday’s dual versus Mandan.

By Michael Savaloja , January 23, 2009

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Blue Jays notch dual victory

Jamestown High School dominated the Blue-White dual on Tuesday night in Valley City. The team result was expected due to the Blue Jays’ superior depth and overall skill level. They finished with a score of 141.20, posting the top seven all-around scores.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , January 22, 2009

Blue Jay hockey teams fall over the weekend

Down by two goals starting the third period, the Blue Jays battled back. But Minot pounced on a turnover in the Blue Jays’ end late in the game and escaped with a 3-2 West Region hockey victory over Jamestown High School on Saturday night at Wilson Arena.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , January 19, 2009

Mandan rallies past JHS

For 34 minutes, the Blue Jays looked like they were going to pick up their second win of the season. But Mandan scored two early goals in the third period and battled back to steal a 3-2 overtime girls’ hockey victory over Jamestown High School on Friday night at Wilson Arena. It was the first win of the season for the Braves.

By By Scott Throlson, The Jamestown Sun , January 17, 2009

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