{"id":218022,"date":"2021-01-29T22:13:17","date_gmt":"2021-01-30T04:13:17","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/csinewsnow.com\/?p=218022"},"modified":"2021-01-30T19:00:52","modified_gmt":"2021-01-31T01:00:52","slug":"uj-fri-results-mens-volleyball-hockey","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/csinewsnow.com\/?p=218022","title":{"rendered":"UJ Fri. Results, Men’s Volleyball, Hockey"},"content":{"rendered":"

Friday..<\/p>\n

(UJ<\/a>)\u00a0 Men’s Volleyball<\/p>\n

DES MOINES, Iowa\u00a0 (UJ<\/a>) <\/strong>—\u00a0<\/strong>The 8th-ranked University of Jamestown men’s volleyball team opened its season with a split of two matches at the Molten Invitational, hosted by Grand View University.<\/p>\n

The Jimmies defeated No. 11 Ottawa (Ariz.) University in five sets in Friday’s first match, then lost in three sets to top-ranked Grand View in the nightcap.<\/p>\n

UJ (1-1) concludes tournament play on Saturday with a noon match against St. Ambrose (Iowa) University.<\/p>\n

Jamestown 3, Ottawa (Ariz.) 2 (25-10, 23-25, 21-25, 25-18, 15-12)<\/strong>
\nUJ came out strong in the opening set against Ottawa, taking an early 12-2 lead which quickly became an 18-4 advantage. The Jimmies hit .421 in set one behind 11 kills and just three attack errors, while Ottawa managed to hit -.269.<\/p>\n

Jamestown fell behind 17-11 in the second set but managed to get within three points at 20-17, 22-19, and 23-20. The Spirit were just about to put away the Jimmies leading 24-20 only to have UJ score three straight points to cut the deficit to one.<\/p>\n

Set three was a back-and-forth affair with the largest lead of the set just three points until Ottawa went ahead 22-18. The Jimmies managed to tie the set three different times but never led. At 22-21, Ottawa took the final three points for a 2-1 match lead.<\/p>\n

The Jimmies took command of the the fourth set right away, jumping out to a 5-0 lead and never trailed, evening the match at 2. Five different players registered kills, including five by Clark Steele<\/a> (JR\/Lake Forest, Calif.) and four from Zack Meyer<\/a> (JR\/Wheaton, Ill.). UJ made just one attack error while hitting .478 in the set.<\/p>\n

In the decisive fifth set, back-to-back kils by Tanner Woods<\/a> (FR\/Huntington Beach, Calif.) gave Jamestown a 10-8 edge. Ottawa answered with two kills of the their own to tie the set, then Woods struck again for an 11-10 lead. The teams twice traded service errors, making it 13-12 UJ. A Steele kill followed by an ace ended the match.<\/p>\n

Woods ended with 16 kills and hit .542 while Steele had 14 kills and hit .321. Derek Owens<\/a> (FR\/Andover, Minn.) hit an even .500 with eight kills. Derek Correa<\/a> (FR\/Vega Baja, Puerto Rico) passed out 44 assists. Steele finished with a double-double, adding 10 digs. Owens had seven total blocks, including three solo, while Correa and Austin Jacob<\/a> (FR\/Houston, Texas) each had four block assists.<\/p>\n

Grand View 3, Jamestown 0 (22-25, 20-25, 18-25)<\/strong>
\nThe Jimmies held their own against the top team in the NAIA Friday night, taking an early 7-3 lead in the first set. Grand View would rally to get back in the set, and the teams traded points until the Vikings went ahead 19-17. The lead grew to 24-19, but UJ took the next three points before a Grand View kill ended the set.<\/p>\n

Jamestown again led early in set two by an 8-5 score. Grand View scored 11 of the next 15 points for a 16-12 edge, and UJ was only able to get as close as 19-18 before a 6-2 run put Grand View ahead 2-0 in the match.<\/p>\n

The third set was all Grand View, backed by an early 5-1 lead. Playing from behind, the Jimmies got as close as 16-13, but the Vikings eventually pulled away, winning four of the final six points and earning the sweep.<\/p>\n

Tanner Woods<\/a> hit .429 on seven kills to lead the offense. Meyer and Owens each had six kills. Correa finished with 20 assists. Defensively, Steele and Caylor Cox<\/a> (FR\/Helena, Mont.) had four digs, while Steele recorded three total blocks and Austin Jacob<\/a> two.<\/p>\n

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Hockey<\/p>\n

D-1<\/p>\n

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ALBERT LEA, Minn.\u00a0 (UJ)<\/a> —\u00a0<\/strong>Five different players scored goals Friday night as the University of Jamestown hockey team defeated Waldorf (Iowa) University 6-1.<\/p>\n

Tyson Brouwer<\/a> (SR\/Lethbridge, Alberta) appeared in his 131st career game, breaking the ACHA Division 1 record previously held by Alex Henry of Central Oklahoma, set last season.<\/p>\n

It was a dominating offensive performance from the Jimmies, who outshot the Warriors 65-9.<\/p>\n

Tyler Chavez-Leech<\/a> (SR\/Red Deer, Alberta) got UJ’s first goal on their 25th shot of the first period, scoring with 15 seconds left to make it 1-0. Wade Auger<\/a> (JR\/Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan) and Gage Thompson<\/a> (SO\/Valley City, N.D.) got the assists.<\/p>\n

Waldorf tied the game early in the second period on a goal by Sean Mallonee, and it stayed 1-1 until Jordan Popoff<\/a> (SO\/Calgary, Alberta) scored at the 16:47 mark to make it 2-1.<\/p>\n

Thompson made it 3-1 Jimmies with 1:44 left in the second, with assists going to Auger and Andrew Clark<\/a> (FR\/Spokane, Wash.).<\/p>\n

Jamestown tacked on three more in the third period, as Logan Berggren<\/a> (FR\/Cypress, Calif.) (7:17), Thompson (13:28), and Jordon Kromm<\/a> (FR\/Calgary, Alberta) (16:16) all found the back of the net. Single assists went to Kromm, Auger, and Jake Huculak<\/a> (FR\/Jasper, Alberta).<\/p>\n

The weekend series concludes Saturday at 6:00 p.m. as the Jimmies look to extend their winning streak to four games.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

D-2<\/p>\n

Jamestown 8 NDSU 4<\/p>\n

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