CROSSCOUNTRY
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Jays’ Allmer 4th
A late summer illness slowed the start of Alison Allmer’s cross country season.
When everything came to an end on Saturday, however, Allmer finished right where many thought she would all along.
October 26, 2009
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Kamoni leads Jays
Hillcrest Golf Course turned out to be a popular place on Friday as 20 high school cross country teams turned out to open the season.
Due to a number of factors, Jamestown High School fielded about the smallest team in the field.
By By Jamestown Sun Staff , August 22, 2009
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Six Jays earn all-conference honors
Three days later than originally scheduled, the Jamestown High School cross country team left the West Region meet with six all-conference runners.
After poor weather pushed the meet back from Saturday to Tuesday, the Blue Jays had four runners post PRs, placing fourth on the boys’ side, while the girls were fifth.
October 15, 2008
Conlon, Jimmies take titles
Katie Conlon stumbled early. But it didn’t cost her in the end.
The Jamestown College freshman, running on her home course for the first time since high school, fell early in Friday’s Jimmie Invitational at Hillcrest Golf Course. But she recovered and went on to pick up her first individual meet title as a collegian.
By By Scott Throlson, The Jamestown Sun , October 04, 2008
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Jays hold their own
The Jamestown High School cross country hosted a pair of heavyweights on Thursday and managed to hold its own.
Jordan Slusser and Justin Slusser led the JHS boys to a second-place finish in the I-94 Triangular on Thursday at Hillcrest as top-ranked Bismarck and Fargo South came to town. The Blue Jay girls were third behind the high-powered Demons and Bruins.
October 03, 2008
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