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Jamestown Women’s Volleyball Wins, Moves Closer To Making NSIC Tournament

Lisa Johnson
Lisa Johnson
Lisa Johnson
Sports Reporter · Jamestown, ND

With a degree in Sports Management from Minnesota State University, Lisa Johnson has spent five years covering high school athletics in North Dakota. Her work has appeared in local papers like the Jamestown Sun, where she has built strong connections with student-athletes and coaches alike.

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Sports Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 11:04 PM · 1 min read
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Jamestown Women’s Volleyball Wins, Moves Closer To Making NSIC Tournament — Rugby Sports news

JAMESTOWN In their first year of eligibility, Jamestown Jimmies Women s Volleyball is on the verge of making the NSIC tournament. Jamestown swept Bemidji State on Saturday 25-17, 25-21, 25-14 at Harold Newman Arena and moved within one win of the postseason. Gracie Adamson had 12 kills and 14 digs for the Jimmies (17-9, 10-8 NSIC).  Addison Ertz made nine kills.  Charlotte Lempka had eight kills.  Ava Bertsch scored 22 set assists.  Sophie Ketterling had 28 digs. Lempka had a kill, Momoka Minamiya served an ace and Caroline Puetz and Adamson had kills as the Jimmies scored the first five points of the first set.  UJ later led 9-5, then Ertz blasted three kills in an 8-1 run that gave Jamestown a 17-6 lead.  Bemidji State (16-10, 8-10) rallied to trail only 21-16, then Kallyn Grove had kills for the 22nd and 25th points for the Jimmies. Adamson had four kills as Jamestown was up 10-3 in the second set.  UJ was up 19-13 before Bemidji State scored six straight points, aided by two aces

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