
UJ Men’s Hockey Drops Midland
By Lisa Johnson
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CROOKSTON, MN Jamestown Jimmies Women s Volleyball has made plenty of incredible history at the NAIA level. Now, the program has made its first big mark in NCAA Division II and the NSIC. Jamestown dominated Minnesota Crookston Friday at Lysaker Gymnasium 25-11, 25-17, 25-11 to become the first UJ athletic program to make an NSIC postseason tournament. Jamestown (18-9, 11-8 NSIC) hit especially efficiently, having 48 kills and their best hitting percentage of the season at .421. Gracie Adamson had 12 kills (.435). Caroline Puetz scored 11 kills (.556). Charlotte Lempka had eight kills (.700). Ava Bertsch had 28 set assists for the Jimmies. Sophie Ketterling had 16 digs and served two aces. Jamestown had six scoring blocks, with solos by Adamson and Lempka and three block assists by Kyleigh Schopp. Lexi Scharold had seven kills for UMC (3-24, 1-18), who lost their 15th straight match. Puetz hit three kills in a 9-1 Jamestown run to start the match. Crookston was never closer tha