– No. 12 Jimmies Beat Ninth-Ranked CSM In Four

The 12^th-ranked University of Jamestown women’s volleyball team defeated No. 9 College of Saint Mary (Neb.) in four sets Saturday evening at Harold Newman Arena. Set scores were 25-15, 25-17, 23-25, 25-16.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Jamestown outhit CSM .319 to .049 in the first set.
After the Flames got within 8-7, Grace Hegerle started a run of four straight Jimmie points that made it 12-7 in favor of Jamestown.
UJ closed out the opening set with five of the final six points, including a kill by Darienne Johnson that clinched the win.
The Jimmies hit .429 in set two, with only one error and 16 kills.
A 5-0 run bookended by kills from Aleah Zieske put Jamestown ahead 16-10.
UJ led by no less than six points the rest of the way, taking the final three for a 2-0 match lead.
With the score tied at 6-6 in the third, the Flames won nine of the next 13 and Jamestown was unable to retake the lead as CSM forced a fourth set.
The Jimmies started the fourth set with an 11-3 lead and never looked back, keeping the Flames behind by at least six for the remainder of the match.

FOR THE JIMMIES

Zieske led UJ with 15 kills while Logan Sherman added 10.
Charlee Krieg hit a team-high .364 on 11 attempts.
Lily Bertsch passed out 23 assists and Paige Oswald 18.
Ellie Holen had 32 digs and was joined by Bertsch (16), Hegerle (13), and Zieske (11) in double figures.
Darienne Johnson had eight block assists.

FOR THE FLAMES