University Of Jamestown Volleyball

The University of Jamestown volleyball program had a successful season in 2018. The Jimmies went 16-10 overall and finished third in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC). UJ was led by senior outside hitter Sam Langan, who earned All-American honors and set an NCAA record for career blocks with 1,496. She is just one of several players returning this season to lead a team that also includes two other All-Americans on its roster: libero Kelsey Rastetter (2016) and setter Kaitlyn Hagerty (2017).

University of Jamestown volleyball

The University of Jamestown volleyball program has a long history of success, and the team is one of the best in the nation. They have a great coach, who has been coaching for over twenty years. The team works hard to make their program better every day, which means that they are getting closer and closer to winning championships year after year.

UJ takes care of business at home, sweeps Valley City State

• The University of Jamestown volleyball team struck with authority in the Northeast Region on Saturday, sweeping Valley City State 3-0 and improving to 6-3 overall.
• The Pioneers started fast and maintained their momentum throughout the night as they won each set 25-18, 25-19, 25-15, 25-22 and 25-23 respectively in front of a crowd of over 200 fans at home for Senior Night presented by Heartland Bank & Trust Co..

UJ volleyball sweeps Minot State, remains unbeaten in NSAA play

University of Jamestown volleyball swept Minot State in a non-conference match on Saturday night, with the first set ending 25-22. The Pioneers had a slightly more comfortable win during their second set, as they won 25-14.

The match was not without controversy, however. As the final seconds of the second set wound down, one of Minot’s players intercepted an UJ pass and made it over the net before being called for traveling. Although she argued that she was only momentarily out of bounds before regaining her feet and making it back into play, officials ruled that she had committed five steps in total and awarded UJ two points rather than letting play continue past time limit (which would have resulted in no points for either team). This decision led to some boos from fans at Newman Arena and even drew criticism from Minot head coach Kyle Marr who tweeted: “Love my girls but sorry we lost today by 2 pts because our player wasn’t allowed to play another point after getting called out 5 steps when she was never out of bounds!”

UJ volleyball downs Mayville State as Hagerty makes her coaching debut

In the first home game of the season, the University of Jamestown volleyball team defeated Mayville State in a 3-0 sweep. The teams were tied at 5-5 before UJ went on an 8-1 run to take control. The NDAC champions won all three sets by scores of 25-15, 25-16 and 25-13.

The Dragons got off to a slow start against their Division II opponent and fell behind 9-2 early in set one before rallying back to within one point at 13-12 but could not close out the frame as Mayville State took it 15-12. Set two saw both squads trade points until UJ went up 12-8 when the Comets began chipping away at their deficit, eventually tying things up at 19 apiece with only seven points left on the scoreboard. After trading sideouts for several minutes, UJ found themselves down 23 par terre when they finally had an opening on serve which they capitalized on with a kill from senior outside hitter Kaitlyn Hagerty (North Hildreth/Hagerty) giving her team a 2423 lead that they would never relinquish en route to winning 2525 over Mayville State’s Anna Saldana (Fargo South/Bismarck Century).

Set three was much like set two with both teams going scoreless for much of it until Hagerty put away another kill for UJ giving them another 23 point lead which became insurmountable once again as she added her third straight kill later in play extending their cushion even farther beyond reach allowing them to close out their NSAA opener against Valley City State next Tuesday night 2513

UJ volleyball earns All-American honors in preseason poll

The University of Jamestown volleyball team was ranked #4 in the AVCA preseason poll, released on October 17. This is the highest ranking UJ has ever received from this ranking system.

The team had seven players named to the All-American preseason teams, led by senior libero Cassie Johnson and setter Shelby Hagerty. Senior outside hitter Katie Hill and senior outside hitter Jamie Peterson were also named to this list, as was junior defensive specialist Lizzy Bierman and freshman middle blocker Charlotte Nienaber.

UJ volleyball adds depth with five newcomers for 2019 campaign

The University of Jamestown volleyball team will add depth to its roster of returners with five newcomers for the 2019 campaign.

The squad is led by head coach Amy Hagerty, who has compiled a 139-73 (.656) record during her tenure and directed the program to three Northern Sun Athletic Conference championships (2014, 2016, 2017).

Last season’s UJ volleyball team went 31-12 overall and won its third consecutive NSAA title with a perfect 16-0 record in conference play.

The University of Jamestown volleyball program had a successful season in 2018.

The University of Jamestown volleyball program had a successful season in 2018. The team won both the regular season and tournament championships in the North Star Athletic Association (NSAA).

The men’s squad finished at 13-1, losing only to eventual national champion Concordia University Chicago. The women went 15-2 and defeated third-place Augustana College by 3 points for their championship.

The University of Jamestown volleyball program had a successful season in 2018. The Pioneers were ranked No. 2 in the preseason poll and finished the year No. 9 in Division II, losing to North Dakota State in the NSAA Championship Match. They went undefeated at home and finished with 19 wins on the season, including three against teams that made the NCAA Tournament (Minot State twice, Minot State again). They also swept Mayville State in two sets while winning their first-ever NSAA match against Minot State back on September 27th thanks to their new coach Alexis Hagerty who was hired just days before this game took place!