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Blue Jays Roundup: Swimming finishes up Jamestown Octagon Meet

katie ringer, the jamestown sun, n.d.
·6 min read

Jan. 20—JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown High School pool was buzzing this weekend.

That's what happens when you have seven teams competing at one time.

JHS head coach Ben Smith and the Blue Jays wrapped up hosting the annual Jamestown Octagon Swim Meet on Saturday afternoon. The Blue Jays placed fourth out of the seven competing teams with 309.5 points. Fargo Davies won the meet with 388 points.

One of the Jays' top finishers came in the first event — the 200 medley relay. Kaden Fabian, Bodi Haglund, Finn Moser and Zach Hanson paced the Jays' 'A' relay to a third place finish. The four-man squad finished the race with a time of 1:46.32. The foursome teamed up again in the 200 freestyle relay. The squad's time of 1:34.81 placed them third.

Moser turned around and placed third in the next event, finishing the 200 yard freestyle in 1:53.69. He also placed in the top 10 in the 200 IM with a time of 2:13.58. In the 100 butterfly, the eighth grader placed fourth with a time of 58.76.

Haglund wound up placing third in the 50 freestyle with a time of 23.11 seconds. The junior finished fourth in the 100 breaststroke.

The Blue Jays will be back in their home pool on Tuesday hosting West Fargo in a 5 p.m. nonconference dual.

Team scores

1. Fargo Davies 388; 2. Fargo South 355.5; 3. Williston 338; 4. Jamestown 309.5; 5. Dickinson 290.5; 6. West Fargo Sheyenne 227.5; 7. Mandan 218.

Top finishers / Blue Jay results

200 yard medley relay: 1. Fargo Davies (Ian Shook, Justin Jiang, Patrick Shen, Ryder Myers), 1:45.47; 3. JHS (Kaden Fabian, Bodi Haglund, Finn Moser, Zach Hanson), 1:46.32; 11. JHS (Caleb Fabian, Tyler Klabo, Noah Lynch, Gavin Klocke), 1:57.95.

200 freestyle: 1. Drew Heckaman, FS, 1:51.51; 3. Finn Moser 1:53.69; 10. Kaden Fabian 1:56.14; 37. Caleb Fabian 2:09.33; 47. Noah Lynch 2:13.58; 53. Andrew Olson 2:16.88; 61. Brayden Motter 2:23.23; 77. Gavin Klocke 2:31.28; 79. Casyn Metzger 2:33.03; 93. Jakson Davis 2:46.31; 99. Luke Monson 2:53.72; 103. Bentlee Kleven 3:03.92.

200 IM: 1. Drew Heckaman, FS, 2:05.83; 6. Finn Moser 2:13.42; 13. Kaden Fabian 2:16.21; 24. Caleb Fabian 2:24.12; 31. Zach Hanson 2:26.42; 36. Tyler Klabo 2:28.49; 46. Andrew Olson 2:33.82.

50 freestyle: 1. Ryder Myers, FD, 22.28; 3. Bodi Haglund 23.11; 6. Zach Hanson 23.86; 8. Kaden Fabian 23.93; 17. Finn Moser 24.24; 19. Noah Lynch 24.34; 30. Caleb Fabian 24.86; 42. Tyler Klabo 26.03; 43. Brayden Motter 26.04; 62. Andrew Olson 27.15; 66. Gavin Klocke 27.52; 74. Casyn Metzger 28.69; 89. Jakson Davis 30.61; 91. Luke Monson 30.74; 99. Kaden Haas 31.74; 110. Jack Bollinger 34.66; 115. Bentlee Kleven 36.45; 118. Walker Gurrieri 38.12; 122. Alex Trevino 1:14.49.

1 meter diving: 1. Jacob Thomas, MAN, 214.00.

100 butterfly: 1. Camden Ekblad-Lunby, WIL, 55.88; 4. Finn Moser 58.76; 11. Zach Hanson 1:01.24; 16. Kaden Fabian 1:02.06; 24. Mason Gibson 1:05; 31. Noah Lynch 1:06.11; 45. Andrew Olson 1:09.72; 46. Tyler Klabo 1:09.73; 68. Brayden Motter 1:28.64.

100 freestyle: 1. Drew Heckaman, FS, 49.56; 4. Zach Hanson 51.94; 5. Kaden Fabian 52.02; 6. Bodi Haglund 52.15; 7. Finn Moser 52.24; 24. Noah Lynch 55.27; 26. Caleb Fabian 55.92; 36. Mason Gibson 57.80; 38. Tyler Klabo 57.93; 55. Andrew Olson 1:00.34; 67. Brayden Motter 1:03.94; 76. Gavin Klocke 1:06.16; 77. Casyn Metzger 1:06.63; 91. Jakson Davis 1:11.88; 99. Luke Monson 1:15.24; 106. Jack Bollinger 1:19.81; 108. Bentlee Kleven 1:20.83; 113. Walker Gurrieri 1:29.64.

500 freestyle: 1. Kyler Eichmann, FD, 5:07.07; 2. Finn Moser 5:16.85; 7. Kaden Fabian 5:25.38; 23. Caleb Fabian 5:58.85; 25. Mason Gibson 6:05.62; 26. Tyler Klabo 6:07.36; 31. Andrew Olson 6:27.64.

200 freestyle relay: 1. Fargo South (Drew Heckaman, Joshua Hollingsworth, AJ Carroll, Elliott Sjurseth), 1:33.69; 3. JHS (Bodi Haglund, Finn Moser, Kaden Fabian, Zach Hanson), 1:34.81; 8. JHS (Caleb Fabian, Noah Lynch, Mason Gibson, Tyler Klabo), 1:41.39; 17. JHS (Brayden Motter, Andrew Olson, Gavin Klocke, Casyn Metzger), 1:53.52; 23. JHS (Luke Monson, Jack Bollinger, Peter Czerwinski, Jakson Davis), 2:04.74.

100 backstroke: 1. Ryder Myers, FD, 56.60; 11. Finn Moser 1:01.92; 14. Kaden Fabian 1:02.87; 17. Caleb Fabian 1:04.81; 40. Mason Gibson 1:10.16; 42. Zach Hanson 1:10.51; 51. Andrew Olson 1:12.98; 54. Tyler Klabo 1:13.89; 57. Noah Lynch 1:15.06; 65. Brayden Motter 1:17.38; 84. Gavin Klocke 1:27.84; 90. Luke Monson 1:34.37; 98. Jakson Davis 1:37.27.

100 breaststroke: 1. Drew Heckaman, FS, 1:01.50; 4. Bodi Haglund 1:06.07; 13. Mason Gibson 1:11.06; 23. Finn Moser 1:13.52; 30. Tyler Klabo 1:16; 31. Kaden Fabian 1:16.18; 43. Caleb Fabian 1:20.11; 54. Andrew Olson 1:24.80; 71. Brayden Motter 1:33.96; 81. Jakson Davis 1:43.52.

1-meter diving: 1. Davin Haag, DHS, 325.70.

Approximately 18 hours after collecting a thrilling overtime victory against Minot, the Jamestown High School boys hockey team was back on the ice at Wilson Arena.

But this time, it didn't go as they would have hoped.

The Blue Jays dropped 4-2 to Williston to fall to 6-7-0 in the West Region standings while overall the squad stands at 6-8-0. Jamestown will be back in action on Jan. 25 with a nonconference tilt against Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. The game is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at the Kent Freeman Arena in Detroit Lakes.

While they didn't come out on top, it was Jamestown who took an early lead against Williston on Saturday.

The squad came back from a 1-0 deficit to take a 2-1 lead early in the second period. Tyson Jorissen netted the Blue Jays' first goal of the afternoon at the 7:20 mark of the first period. Jackson Maddock then gave the Jays the lead with a score coming at 7:17 in the second frame.

Williston's offense strung together three more goals in the last one-and-a-half periods to ice the game. Jamestown's Louis Kjellberg recorded 25 saves in between the pipes while Williston's Bode Ekblad recorded 31 stops for the Coyotes.

Williston 4, Jamestown 2

WIL 1 1 2 — 4

JHS 1 1 0 — 2

Scoring

First period

1. WIL, Chase Collings (Matthew Schmit, Connor Ekblad), 3:20; 2. JHS, Tyson Jorisen (Nate Walz), 7:20.

Second period

3. JHS, Jackson Maddock (unassisted), 7:17; 4. WIL, Matthew Schmit (Carter Suchy), 13:02.

Third period

5. WIL, Collings (Kane Shannon) 8:46; 6. WIL, Collings (Ekblad, Kane Hickel), 16:57.

Goalkeeper saves: Williston, Bode Ekblad, 9-9-13—31; Jamestown, Louis Kjellberg 11-8-6—25.

Penalties: Williston 2 for 4 minutes; Jamestown 2 for 4 minutes.