BISMARCK – Jamestown High School Girls Basketball used a second-half rally for a Friday win at Bismarck High.  Then, the Demons were simply overwhelming for the Blue Jay boys.

JHS’ girls came from 13 points down in the first half to win 50-40 over Bismarck at Karlgaard Gym.  The Demon boys then ran past the Blue Jays 112-42.

Girls: Jamestown 50, Bismarck 40
As Bismarck went cold in the last 13 minutes of the game, Jamestown hit their stride, thanks largely to Leah Trumbauer.

Trumbauer, who had struggled to score in recent games, was perfect on four second half three-pointers, scoring 12 points and helping Jamestown (6-12, 4-11 WDA) stop a five-game losing streak.

Macey Neumiller also scored 12 for the Blue Jays, nine of which came in the first half. Haley Attleson hit two three-pointers and scored nine for the Blue Jays, who had a 28-9 run in the last 13 minutes and didn’t allow Bismarck (10-8, 8-7) to score in the last 4:42. Hannah Attleson had 10 rebounds and four assists, her eighth game this season with at least 10 rebounds.

Taya Fettig scored eight and hit two three-pointers for the Demons, who led 22-9 in the first half before seeing their lead cut to 26-22 by halftime.

On Tuesday, the Blue Jay girls will try for a regular season sweep of Minot North, this time playing on the Sentinels’ home floor. Coverage will begin at 5:45 PM on Q101.

Boys: Bismarck 112, Jamestown 42
Bismarck (14-4, 11-4 WDA) started the game hitting shots and didn’t quit doing so. The Demons took advantage of 19 Jamestown turnovers and hit exactly 50 percent from the floor on 84 shots. Bismarck had 23 points off turnovers and 37 fast break points.

Andre Austin led four double-figure scorers for the Demons with 18 points, seven rebounds, four assists and six steals. Jayger Meschke hit three three-pointers and scored 16. Weston Scott tallied 14 and Khaliq Austin had 12. 16 players played for Bismarck and 15 of them scored.

Jamestown (2-16, 2-13), who was held to four field goals in the first half and only 14 for the game while shooting 26 percent, had nine points from Jaxon Kolpin and eight by Caleb Schiele.

The Blue Jays will host Minot North Tuesday at Jerry Meyer Arena.