The Bismarck Century girls soccer team was looking for its second win of the season Friday night.

Unfortunately for the Patriots, they got their first tie instead.

The Jamestown High School girls soccer team recorded its third draw of the year-- tying Century 3-3 at the Bismarck Community Bowl. The Jays are now 3-2-3 on the year while the Patriots stand at 1-5-1. The Blue Jays will be back at the bowl on Thursday when they take on Bismarck High. The game is scheduled to kick off at 8 p.m.

The Blue Jays previously topped Century 2-0 at Jamestown's Rotary Field but playing on turf into the wind posed some different challenges to the Blue Jay squad.

"We struggled in the first half with the wind and Century's attack," JHS head coach Brandi Harty said. "We made some adjustments at half and the girls worked extremely hard to help generate a stronger attack which resulted in goals."

Haley Nelson closed out the first half with an unassisted banger to make it 3-1 Patriots at the break. Sara Sletto and Sophie McClean rallied late to tie it up and the Blue Jay defense managed to keep the Pats away from Leah Torres in the net.

The Blue Jays outshot Century 13-6 and Torres made three saves.

Jamestown 3, Bismarck Century 3

JHS 1 2 -- 3

BC 3 0 -- 3

Scoring

First half

1. BC, Brooklyn Price 11th minute; 2. BC, Ashlyn Davison (Katie Silbernagel), 22nd minute; 3. BC, Isabelle Ersland (Camryn Harter), 34th minute; 4. JHS, Haley Nelson (unassisted), 38th minute.

Second half

5. JHS, Sara Sletto (unassisted) 58th minute; 6. Sophie McClean (unassisted), 72nd minute.

Shots on goal: JHS 13; BC 6

Saves: JHS, Leah Torres, 3; BC, Kiana Pollert, 10.

Records: Jamestown 3-2-3; Century 1-5-1.

Baseball cleans up Watford City in five innings

Jackson Walters' dinger was just part of the story up in Watford City Friday evening.

The Jamestown High School baseball team swept the winless Wolves 13-2 and 16-3 to rack up the team's third and fourth wins of the season. The Jays now stand at 4-9 overall and 2-9 in the West Region.

"It was a combination of things," JHS head coach Jack Bowman said of the team's pair of wins. "We had good pitching and we hit the ball all right. I kind of challenged (Jakob Schempp) before the first game and just told him to try and keep his pitch count low and he threw a complete game."

Schempp, a junior, allowed just one earned run across his seven innings and posted 11 strikeouts. Bowman said while Schempp did give up Daniel Dufek's homerun, the Jays were steady enough to right the ship.

"We hit just enough and they committed a few errors on their side so we were able to get some runs up," Bowman said. "The second game, we did the same thing. We got 14 hits and our pitching was solid. We needed to have something positive happen and this was a good day for that."

Walters came up big in game No. 1 as he went 2-for-3 at the plate and recorded the Jays' first home run of the season. The sophomore also drove in three runs in the first. In the second game, Walters threw one inning in relief striking out two batters.

Bowman said protecting Walters -- and his other pitchers' arms will be crucial headed into next week. The Jays are slated for three doubleheaders, starting with Mandan on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at Jack Brown Stadium.

"We are going to have to manage our pitching into next because of all the games that we have," Bowman said. "We need to make sure that we have our fresh guys for our conference games and we're just going to have to play through our non-conference games. But it's good to get more games in -- more games means more experience and that's a good thing."

Jamestown 13, Watford City 2

JHS 020 070 4 -- 13 9 2

WC 000 001 1 -- 2 2 4

JHS -- Jakob Schempp; WC -- Ty Howe, Jordan Doty (6). W -- Schempp, L -- Howe

Highlights

JHS -- Schempp (7 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 11 K) 1-2, RBI; Brooks Roaldson 2-3, 3B; Gage Orr 1-3, 3B, RBI; Max Fronk 1-2, 2 RBI; Ty Monson 1-2, 2B, RBI; Jackson Walters 2-3, HR, 3 RBI.

WC --Howe 1-2; Daniel Dufek 1-2 HR, RBI.

Records: Jamestown 3-9, 2-9 WDA; Watford City 0-15, 0-11.

Jamestown 16, Watford City 3

JHS 006 46X X -- 16 15 1

WC 110 10X X -- 3 4 2

JHS -- Ty Monson, Jackson Walters (5); WC -- Carson Voll, Jace Willis (2), Doty (4). W -- Monson; L -- Willis.

Highlights

JHS -- Monson (4 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 3 K); Fronk 4-4, 2B, 3 RBI; Orr 1-2, 3B, 2 RBI; Mason Lunzman 2-3; 2 2B, 2 RBI; Jacoby Nold 2-4, RBI; Brooks Roaldson 2-3.

WC -- Ryan Elphic 1-2, 2B, RBI; Voll 1-2; Judd Johnsrud 1-3; Gabriel Smith 1-2

Records: Jamestown 4-9, 2-9 WDA; Watford City 0-16, 0-11.

Walz back for golf on Friday

Andrew Walz got in some much-needed swings Friday at Heart River Golf Course.

Walz, a sophomore for the Jamestown High School boys golf team, carded a 46-46--92 in his first complete round for the Blue Jays to help the team to a 363-point, sixth-place finish.

Minot took the invitational with a team score of 325 while Trey Hohbein of Mandan earned individual medalist status with a 77.

While Walz has often been coined as the Jays' No. 1 golfer by head coach Jason Carroll, it was Jed Truax who drew up the Jays' best score of the day. Truax shot a 45-37--82, good enough for a 10th place individual finish.

No Blue Jay golfers landed in the triple-digits Friday.

The Jays will be in action again on Tuesday at Prairie West Golf Course in Mandan. The invite is slated to tee-off at 10 a.m.

Team results

1. Minot 325, 2. Bismarck Century 334, 3. Bismarck High 346, 4. Dickinson 347, 5. St. Mary's 362, 6. Jamestown 363, 7. Mandan 364, 8. Williston 366, 9. Legacy 369.

Individual finishers

1. Trey Hohbein, MAN, 77; 2. Logan Schoepp, BC, 78; 3. Peyton Bartsch, MIN, 79; T4. Ian Jelsing, BHS, 80; T4. Tarin Walker, BHS, 80; T4. Jake Theis, MIN, 80; T7. Lucas Boustead, BC, 81; T7. Gavin Argent, MIN, 81; T7. Caleb Fix, SM, 81; 10. Jed Truax, JHS, 82; 11. Kyller Hughes, DHS, 83; T11. Jackson Gilchrist, SM, 83; 13. Matt Souther, LEG, 85; T13. Brock Jones, MIN, 85; 15. Grant Bittner, DHS, 86; T15. Kasen Rostad, MIN, 86; 17. Henry Langhans, MIN, 87; T17. Dylan Nosbush, BC, 87; 19. Duncan Tufte, BC, 88; T19. Lucas Schoepp, BC, 88; T19. Jack Steckler, BHS, 88; 22. Jack Homiston, DHS, 90; 23. Logan Barrett, LEG, 91; T23. Jayce Johnson, MAN, 91; 25. Andrew Walz, JHS, 92; 26. Jace Elkin, DHS, 93; T26. Shawn Pack, MAN, 93; 28. Cameron Wittenberg, BC, 94; T28. Easton Romsdal, JHS, 94; 30. Shea Carroll, JHS 95; T30. Brad Burnham, JHS, 95; T30. Kaden Hoffman, LEG, 95; T30. Brycen Yazzie, DHS, 95; 34. Brooks Carroll, JHS, 98; T34. Jack Zimmer, LEG, 98; T34. Andrew Neigum, LEG, 98; T34. Caden Willer, SM, 98; T34. Tyler Sandvig, BHS, 98; 39. Tucker Shelley, WC, 100; T39. Zack Schmidt, SM, 100; 41. Nick Kupfer, LEG, 102; T41. Ben Weiler, BHS, 102; 43. Carsen Pittman, MAN, 103; 44. Jayden Arenz, MAN, 104; T44. Brady Yoder, SM, 104; 46. Mason Mrachek, SM, 108; T46. Reece Nagel, BHS, 108.

Blue Jay results

10. Jed Truax 45-37--82; 25. Andrew Walz 46-46--92; T28. Easton Romsdal 47-47--94; T30. Shea Carroll 45-50--95; T30. Brad Burnham 49-46--95; T34. Brooks Carroll 44-54--98.

Track and field dominates at Shiloh Christan

The Jamestown High School track and field team dominated the field Friday night at Shiloh Christian Middle School.

The Blue Jays' boys team earned 152.5 points, eclipsing second-place Southern McClean by 64.5 points. On the girls' side, the runners, jumpers and throwers helped lead the Jays to a 182 point finish. The Jays will be on the road again on Monday competing at Devils Lake.

Ben Anteau and Meghan Ford helped lead both Blue Jay 4x800 meter relay teams to top-finishes. The pair of seniors each anchored their respective relay team and used their speed to their advantage in their individual races. Anteau won the 800-meter run crossing the line at 2 minutes, 2.64 seconds while Ford won the two-mile race with a season record of 10:38.90.

Annie Nabwe's speed couldn't quite break the tape in the 100-meter dash.

Nabwe, a junior for the Jays, crossed the finish line at 12.8 seconds, 0.01 seconds behind her younger sister Yolanda. The Nabwe pair went 1-2 in the sprint. Yolanda also anchored the Jays' first-place 400-meter relay team.

Nabwe got 20 team points in the throws, nabbing first place in both the shot put and the discus. Thomas Allmer also finished first in the shot and discus.

Team results

Boys: 1. Jamestown 152.5; 2. Southern McClean 88; 3. Kidder County 72; 4. Stanley 64; 5. Shiloh Christian 59; 6. Powers Lake 58; 7. Richardton-Taylor 55; 8. Grant County/Flasher 35; 9. Bishop Ryan 31; 10. Central McLean 25; 11. New Salem-Almont 21; 12. Standing Rock 20; 13. Strasburg 10; 14. Trenton 8; 15. Williams County 7; 16. Kenmare/Bowbells 3.5; 17. Center Stanton 2; 18. Medina/PB 1.

Girls: 1. Jamestown 182; 2. Shiloh Christian 125.5; 3. Central McLean 61.33; 4. Southern McClean 55.33; 5. Trenton 43; 6. Richardton-Taylor 42.5; 7. Bishop Ryan 41; 8. Stanley 32; 9. Center Stanton 31; 10. Grant County/Flasher 30; 11. Kenmare/Bowbells 22; 12. New Salem-Almont 21; 13. Medina-PB 20; 14. Kidder County 16; 15. Standing Rock 3.33; 16. Williams County 1.

Top finishers / Blue Jay results

100-meter dash: Boys: 1. Payton Cauthon, KC, 11.73; 13. Hunter Nelson 12.55; 15. Faustin Tuyikeze 12.93; 41. Gavin Iverson 15.48; 42. Garin Groff 15.73. Girls: Yolanda Nabwe, JHS, 12.79; 2. Annie Nabwe 12.8; 8. Allysah Larson 13.83.

200: Boys: 1. Jerome Edwards, PL, 23.94; 3. Levi Korum 24.98. Girls: 1. Y. Nabwe 27.11; 3. Larson 28.45.

400: Boys: 1. Tucker Schiele, S. MC, 51.97; 4. Kade Schumacher 55.87; 5. Micah Hoke 57.34; 7. Carter Burchill 57.78. Girls: 1. Natalie Whitcomb, C. MC, 1:02.45; 5. Bernadette Belzer 1:05.69; 7. Julia Skari 1:06.49; 10. Arya Micekson 1:09.21; 19. Sydney Fisher 1:14.95.

800: Boys: 1. Ben Anteau, JHS, 2:02.64; 3. Gavin Haut 2:10.3; 4. Cullen Flieth 2:10.88; 9. Ethan Igl 2:22.08. Girls: Maddy Orr, JHS, 2:41.43; 4. Jera Truax 2:46.94; 5. Kyra Hoffer 2:50.20; 10. Hannah Soulis 2:55.32;

1600: Boys: 1. Haut, JHS, 4:37.55; 3. Flieth 5:02.53; 8. Igl 5:26.66; 14. Austin Andersen 5:39.43. Girls: 1. Kari Patterson, S. MC, 5:41.75; 4. Traux 5:55.50.

3200: Boys: 1. Noah Rolfe, STAN, 9:55.85; 2. Chandlar Rott 10:04.21; 5. Sam Anteau 11:37.41; 6. Raine Job 11:43.87. Girls: 1. Meghan Ford, JHS, 10:38.90; 4. Brooklyn Nygaard, JHS, 12:39.22.

110 hurdles: 1. Robert Bartz, RT, 18.11.

100 hurdles: 1. Dedra Wood, SC, 16.69; 3. Kaelyn Nygaard 17.71; 9. Olivia Hagen 19.85; 17. Anabelle Cramer 21.65.

300 hurdles: Boys: 1. Bartz 43.34; 4. Preston Kroeber 45.17. Girls: 1. Skari, JHS, 48.34; 4. K. Nygaard 50.56; 9. Soulis 54.89; 13. Hagen 56.15.

400-meter relay: Boys: 1. Kidder County (Jonah Harte, John Wagner, Jacob Biegler, Payton Cauthon), 45.58; 2. Jamestown (Levi Korum, Devin Beach, Preston Kroeber, Brode Hillstrom), 45.91; 7. Jamestown (Nelson, Eric Chea, Melusi Senzanje, Burchill), 49.43; 12. Jamestown (Ethan Hoff, Xander Netolicky, Ty Kapp, Louis Kjellberg-Jones), 53.79; 13. Jamestown (Damien Cross, Ray Vasquez, Sam Ulrich, Jack Van Berkom), 53.84. Girls: 1. Jamestown (K. Nygaard, Larson, Skari, Y. Nabwe), 52.55; 10. Jamestown (Cramer, Allison Panchot, Erica Tarr, Krysta Schmiedeberg), 1:01.54.

800 relay: Boys. 1. Powers Lake (Tyson Enget, Jerome Edwards, Zachary Olson, Noah Schroeder) 1:36.52; 2. Jamestown (Korum, Beach, Paris Ndikum, Hillstrom), 1:37.96; 6. Jamestown (Senzanje, Chea, Tuyikeze, Burchill), 1:43.35; 8. Jamestown (Cross, Vasquez, Ulrich, Ty Kapp), 1:52.12; 10. Jamestown (Hoff, Isaac Duven, Kjellberg-Jones, Netolicky), 1:52.73. Girls: 1. Shiloh Christian (Kennady Walth, Alita Schock, Dedra Wood, Kursten Fuller), 1:51.31; 5. Jamestown (Lexi Hibpshman, Carly Raap, Arya Mickelson, Kyra Hoffer), 1:58.12; 9. Jamestown (Fisher, Cramer, Schmiedeberg, Tarr), 2:10.98.

1600 relay: Boys: 1. Southern McLean (Andrew Mehlhoff, Dawson Beck, Gage Schuh, Tucker Schiele), 3:39.77; 7. Jamestown (Chea, Cross, Vasquez, Burchill), 4:12.35. Girls: 1. Grant County/Flasher (Zoey Heid, Rylee Fleck, Mya Meyer, Ameerah Rosin), 4:23.29; 5. Jamestown (K. Nygaard, Skari, Belzer, Raap), 4:34.61; 7. Jamestown (Hoffer, Hagen, Mickelson, Soulis), 4:49.85;

3200 relay: Boys: 1. Jamestown (Rott, Hoke, Schumacher, Anteau), 8:27.21; 7. Jamestown (S. Anteau, Job, Cole Dockter, Ethan Sprague), 10:40.13. Girls: 1. Jamestown (Orr, B. Nygaard, Belzer, Ford), 10:10.09.

Shot put: Boys: 1. Thomas Allmer, JHS, 48-03.50; 13. Blayke Simmers 35-07.50; 18. Bo Nelson 34-04; 20. Ethan Holmquist 34-00. Girls: 1. A. Nabwe 43-09.5; 6. Taylor Williamson 31-05.5; 7. Kinley Anderson 30-03.

Discus: Boys: 1. Allmer, JHS, 133-05; 13. Simmers 96-00; 31. Holmquist 76-11. Girls: 1. A. Nabwe 134-09; 4. Williamson 97-01; 7. Anderson 82-04; 13. Chea Baugh 76-07.

Javelin: Boys: 1. Cody Miller, RT, 136-09; 5. Allmer 107-07. Girls: 1. Alyssa St. Pierre, T, 107-10; 7. Williamson 86-00; 8. Panchot 85-07.

High jump: Boys: 1. Jonah Harter, KC, 5-08; 6. Daniel Ulrich 5-04; 10. Van Berkom 5-02. Girls: Kennady Harter, KC, 4-11; 7. Hibpshman 4-05.

Pole vault: Boys: 1. Patrick Conoly, S. MC, 8-06. Girls: Alyssa Larson, SC, 7-06.

Long jump: Boys: 1. Logan Wentz, BR, 20-04; 2. Hillstrom 20-04; 6. Nelson 18-10; 11. Ndikum 18-00; 14. D. Ulrich 17-03. Girls: 1. Skylar Crow, RT, 17-04.5; 4. Raap 15-06; 8. Larson 15-00; 14. Y. Nabwe 14-02.

Triple jump: Boys: 1. Cauthon, KC, 43-00; 3. Beach 39-10.50; 4. D. Ulrich 39-09.25. Girls: 1. Hibpshman, JHS, 32-09.75.