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Blue Jays’ Schmitz named to All-Star series

Niki Schmitz of Jamestown High School has selected to play in the Class A and B All-Star Volleyball series later this month. Schmitz, a 6-foot middle blocker, earned all-state and all-region honors for the Blue Jays last season, amassing 341 kills, 47 blocks, 172 digs and 45 aces in her senior season.

June 03, 2011

Optimist Club honors athletes

Niki Schmitz, Jazmin Shafer and Cory Goehner of Jamestown High School and Sarah Becker and Lance Johansen of Jamestown College have been named Athletes of the Week by the Jamestown Optimist Club.

October 07, 2010

Optimist Club cites athletes for awards

The Jamestown Optimist Club honored four athletes as the Athletes of the week. Seniors Niki Schmitz, of the Blue Jay volleyball team, Brooke Lukach, of the Blue Jay swimming and diving team, and Jordan Lynch, of the Blue Jay football team, and sophomore Katie Zent, of the Jimmie volleyball team, and freshman Tom Cooke, of the Jimmie men’s soccer team, were all honored. Schmitz led the Jays to a 3-4 record in the Bismarck High School/Century High School Volleyball Invitational. She finished with 15 aces, 10 blocks, 12 digs and 64 kills in the two-day tournament.

September 03, 2010

Schmitz reaches finals

Jamestown senior Johnny Schmitz is one win away from an individual title at the state Class A wrestling tournament in Fargo. The No. 2 seed in the 140-pound bracket will face two-time champion Joe Schumacher from Bismarck in the championship.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , February 20, 2010

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Schmitz, Gallagher into semis

Jamestown senior grapplers Johnny Schmitz and Shane Gallagher headlined the Blue Jay wrestlers competing at the North Dakota State High School Class A Wrestling Tournament in Fargo on Thursday. Schmitz and Gallagher bowled through the opening day, each with a pair of victories, securing themselves a spot in Friday’s semifinals. The first day performances also secured the duo something neither one have accomplished in their high school wrestling careers — a place on the state podium.

By Michael Savaloja , February 19, 2010

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Jays’ Schmitz one win from 100

Two seasons ago, Jamestown’s Johnny Schmitz watched his teammate Lucas Krueger reach a milestone only nine other Blue Jay wrestlers had attained. Now, Schmitz is just one win away from finding himself among those elite few.

February 13, 2010

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Optimist Club honors athletes

Jamestown High School’s Brittany Mittleider and Johnny Schmitz, along with Jamestown College’s AnnaLiesa Fauth and Andrew Stoen, were recently selected as the Jamestown Optimist Club’s athletes of the week.

January 21, 2010

Optimist Club honors athletes

Jamestown High School’s Niki Schmitz and Rob Moseng, along with Jamestown College’s Nicole Stein and Jordan Bondley, have been honored as the Jamestown Optimist Club’s Athletes of the Week.

September 24, 2009

Panel recommends Merrick, Schmitz for judgeship

A screening panel is suggesting two Jamestown lawyers as finalists for a newly created North Dakota district judgeship. The Judicial Nominating Committee is forwarding the names of Thomas Merrick and Jay Schmitz to Gov. John Hoeven.

September 24, 2009

Schmitz part of coat ceremony

Allison Schmitz, daughter of Stephen and Darla Schmitz, Jamestown, will participate in the White Coat Ceremony at North Dakota State University on Sept. 19. She is a student in NDSU’s Doctor of Pharmacy program.

September 16, 2009

Optimist Club honors athletes

Samantha Geisler, Blake Bossingham and Johnny Schmitz of Jamestown High School and Megan Vote and Andrew Stoen of Jamestown College have been named Athletes of the Week by the Jamestown Optimist Club. Geisler, a senior on the Blue Jay girls’ basketball team, scored 19 points in the team’s two wins last week, going 7-for-12 from the field and making three of her six three-point attempts. She also had four steals, four assists and three rebounds.

January 31, 2009

Schmitz places fifth

John Schmitz was the last Blue Jay standing on Saturday at the Bismarck Rotary Tournament. After going 2-1 at 145 pounds on Friday, Schmitz dropped his opening match on the tournament’s second day. The JHS junior was pinned by top-seeded James Wilson of Rapid City Central 53 seconds into the third period. Schmitz was to face Even Fuller of Pierre, S.D. in the fifth-place match, but Eller forfeited, giving Schmitz fifth.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , January 12, 2009

Schmitz still alive at Rotary

The Jamestown High School wrestling team had a frustrating opening day at the Rotary tournament in Bismarck on Friday. Johnny Schmitz is the lone Blue Jay alive after the opening-day of competition, but several of the JHS wrestlers were on the verge of advancing to the weekend.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , January 10, 2009

Optimist Club cites athletes for awards

Kaitlin Walsh and Johnny Schmitz of Jamestown High School and Mara Paulson and Kyle Sargent of Jamestown College have been named Athletes of the Week by the Jamestown Optimist Club.

December 11, 2008

2nd for Schmitz

Johnny Schmitz came up just short of a championship at the Knights of Columbus-Blue Jay wrestling tournament on Saturday. Schmitz placed second at 145 pounds to lead the Blue Jays, who finished sixth in the seven-team meet held at the JHS gym. Five JHS wrestlers finished third or better as they finished with 83 points, two behind Devils Lake (87).

December 08, 2008

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