GPAC Men’s Basketball<\/b><\/p>\n
Postseason Tournament<\/b><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Northwester, IA.\u00a0 74 \u00a0 Jamestown<\/a> 69<\/p>\n ORANGE CITY, Iowa\u00a0\u00a0 (UJ<\/a>)–\u00a0<\/strong>An 11-4 run late in the second half by Northwestern College helped turn the tables Saturday as the 23rd-ranked Red Raiders defeated the University of Jamestown men’s basketball team 74-69 in the GPAC semifinals.<\/p>\n Jamestown led 61-55 following a three-point play by Marc Kjos<\/a> (SO\/Lake City, MN) with 7:25 remaining, but missed their next six shots and went scoreless over a span of 3:47, allowing Northwestern to get back in the game.<\/p>\n Jay Small put the Red Raiders ahead 65-63 at the 2:42 mark, only to have the Jimmies tie the game on their next possession on a pair of Mason Walters<\/a> (SO\/Jamestown, ND) free throws.<\/p>\n Alex Van Kalsbeek scored the first three points of a 6-0 run that closed out the game\u00a0for Northwestern.<\/p>\n UJ shot just under 50 percent in the first half, leading by as many as eight. Van Kalsbeek and Craig Sterk scored on back-to-back trips down the floor to cut the Jimmie lead to two with just under a minute before halftime. Kjos sank a three with 40 seconds left to give Jamestown a 37-32 halftime edge.<\/p>\n Van Kalsbeek’s free throws gave Northwestern a 49-45 lead with 10:29 in the second half, but three-pointers by Cole Woodford<\/a> (FR\/Redwood Falls, MN) and Jack Talley<\/a> (SR\/Sioux Falls, SD) along with a three-point play by Walters keyed a 9-2 run that swung the lead back in favor of Jamestown.<\/p>\n The Red Raiders shot 60 percent in the second half, while the Jimmies hit on 35 percent. UJ was just 2-for-11 on three-point attempts in the final 20 minutes.<\/p>\n Walters had 28 points and 11 rebounds for Jamestown, with Kjos and Talley also in double figures with 12. Van Kalsbeek finished with a game-high 34 points and Small was also in double figures with 24.<\/p>\n Jamestown (19-8) will hope for an at-large bid to the national tournament. Northwestern (22-5) will advance to the GPAC title game against Mount Marty (S.D.) on Tuesday, with the winner earning the GPAC’s second automatic qualifying berth.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Jamestown\u00a0 (UJ<\/a>) The sixth-ranked University of Jamestown women’s wrestling team won their third straight KCAC conference championship Saturday afternoon at Harold Newman Arena.<\/p>\n The Jimmies scored 208.5 points, with Midland (Neb.) University second at 173 points and York (Neb.) College third with 114.5 points.<\/p>\n Seven UJ wrestlers were conference champions, while two finished second and two placed third.<\/p>\n Wrestlers with pins on the day included AnnMarie Hidalgo<\/a> (SR\/El Monte, Calif.), Josie Bartishofski<\/a> (SO\/Weston, Wis.), Luisita Jara<\/a> (FR\/Menifee, Calif.), Remy Vargas<\/a> (JR\/Orlando, Fla.) (2), Joycelyn Katcheak<\/a> (SO\/Stebbins, Alaska), and Kelly La Cost<\/a> (FR\/Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.).<\/p>\n Championship match results:<\/strong><\/p>\n Rayana Sahagun<\/a> (FR\/Rockford, Mich.) (109) defeated AnnMarie Hidalgo<\/a> by 12-2 tech.<\/p>\n Josie Bartishofski<\/a> (116) won a 12-5 decision over Serenity Durham Goree of Midland.<\/p>\n Arianna Marrufo<\/a> (JR\/Dos Palos, Calif.) (123) won by 5-1 decision over Samantha Weeks<\/a> (SO\/Tacoma, Wash.).<\/p>\n Allie Baudhuin<\/a> (SO\/Coppell, Texas) (130) won by 12-2 tech fall over Ottawa (Kan.)’s Corinne Robertson.<\/p>\n Luisita Jara<\/a> (136) won a 6-6 decision over Lyric Gonsalves of Ottawa.<\/p>\n Sierra Talmadge<\/a> (JR\/Bismarck, N.D.) (170)\u00a0won by 10-0 tech fall over Jasmin Ballesteros of Midland<\/p>\n Kelly La Cost<\/a> (191) pinned Ottawa’s Jythssel Mascorro in 5:00.<\/p>\n Third place results:<\/strong><\/p>\n Joycelyn Katcheak<\/a> (155) won by 10-0 tech fall over Ottawa’s Derriane Jovan Morrison<\/p>\n Mandy Camacho<\/a> (FR\/Perris, Calif.) (170) lost by 10-0 tech fall to Sierra Talmadge<\/a>.<\/p>\n Fourth place results:<\/strong><\/p>\n Xandra Edwards<\/a> (FR\/Tustin, Calif.) (130) lost by 10-0 tech fall to Mika Rae Mauldin of York (Neb.)<\/p>\n