JAMESTOWN – Senior Nights were both fruitful for 2024-25 Jamestown Blue Jays Basketball.

Jamestown won both ends of a varsity doubleheader Friday from Williston at Jerry Meyer Arena.  The Blue Jay girls controlled the game most of the way in a 75-54 win.   Jamestown’s boys pulled away in the second half to roll past the Coyotes 91-60.  The wins improved both teams’ chances to host West Region tournament play-in games next week.

Girls: Jamestown 75, Williston 54
Though it was Senior Night, an eighth-grader led the way for the Blue Jays.

Macey Neumiller, Jamestown’s leading scorer, poured in a career-high 26 points, including 15 in the first half. Haley Attleson scored 12 for the Blue Jays (7-13, 5-12 WDA) with two three-pointers. Leah Trumbauer, the only Jamestown senior, scored nine and hit a three. Mea Ulland scored nine, all on three-pointers.

For Williston (9-12, 5-12), Alex Austreim scored 21 and Averi Austreim had 14.

Jamestown’s girls will end their regular season Tuesday at Dickinson. Coverage of the varsity doubleheader will begin at around 6:30 PM on The Voice of the Blue Jays, Jamestown 107.1.

Boys: Jamestown 91, Williston 60
Frustration has permeated a lot of the season for the Jamestown boys, but they used a strong second half for a Senior Night win.

Thomas Newman scored 33 for Jamestown (3-16, 3-13 WDA). He hit two three-pointers. Braxton Perkins scored 16 and Jaxon Kolpin had 14.

Bridger Johnson scored 19 points and Solomon Harris tallied 18 for Williston (3-16, 2-14).

The Blue Jays will play their final home game of the regular season Saturday against Minot North at 1:00 PM at Jerry Meyer Arena.