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JAMESTOWN, ND. (NewsDakota.com) – The University of Jamestown women’s volleyball team capped off a great conference season on Saturday afternoon with a sweep of #5 Northwestern (25-21, 25-22, 25-21) to win the GPAC postseason title.
The Jimmies got rolling early on Saturday in the first set behind junior Kalli Hegerle and freshman Nichole Schmitz who each had four kills in set one. Rachel Schiele provided a service ace and the Jimmies held the Red Raiders to a .150 hitting percentage to take set one. Hegerle ended the match with 10 kills and six digs with a .233 attack percentage.
Taylor Sabinash rebounded from a tough night on Wednesday against Midland with five kills and just one error to hit .444. The Jimmies were able to spread out their attack all across the court, and junior Anna Holen recorded a double-double with 23 digs and 11 kills. Schmitz also finished near double figures with eight kills.
JAMESTOWN, ND. (NewsDakota.com) – The top ranked University of Jamestown Jimmies welcomed #18 Midland University to town on Wednesday night and defeated the Warriors in four sets.
Jamestown used big performances from Jayla Ritter and Corina Huff in the first set to help UJ beat Midland 25-19. The Warriors bounced back in the second set behind Maggie Hiatt to tie the match a one-a-piece heading into set three.
The Jimmies took set three 25-21 before taking down Midland 25-19 in set four to win their 25th match of the season. Kalli Hegerle led Jamestown in kills with 13 on 29 total attacks. Hegerle hit .345 and assisted on two blocks, and Anna Holen finished with double-digit kills at 10. Ritter hit a game-best .438 with eight total kills, and Huff finished the evening hitting above .330 and seven kills.