Blue Jay soccer team gets first win
Sep. 14—JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown High School boys soccer team got its first win on Saturday. "The team came out strong," JHS head coach Brandi Harty said. "They were determined to get a win. Each play was a battle and the boys did not give up." Jamestown defeated Williston 2-1 to improve its record 1-6-2. Harty and the Jays will be back on the pitch on Sept. 15, hosting Bismarck Legacy ...
On September 14, the Jamestown High School boys soccer team secured its first victory of the season. Head coach Brandi Harty expressed her team's determination from the outset, emphasizing their commitment to achieving a win. The game against Williston was a fierce battle, with the Jamestown boys never giving up. The team's efforts paid off as they defeated Williston 2-1, improving their record to 1-6-2.
Liam Becker was the first to score for the Blue Jays, netting the opening goal just six minutes into the game. Owen Sorlie added another goal just five minutes later, extending the Blue Jays' lead to 2-0. Williston's Ryan Serrano managed to level the score at 2-2 with a goal of his own, but the Blue Jays ultimately held on to their lead.
Williston only managed to put two shots on net throughout the game, while the Blue Jays tallied a total of nine shots. Head coach Harty praised her team's approach, stating that they looked to attack through their wingers and contest every aerial ball. She commended the boys for their fantastic effort in finishing the game strong.
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