News Summary

The Jamestown High School swimming and diving team showcased impressive skills at the Octagon Invitational, finishing sixth overall with 67 points. Notable performances included strong finishes by Sawyer Moser, Marissa Moltzen, and Jozie Davis. As they prepare for future competitions, the team is excited about their progress and ready to face new challenges.

Jamestown High School Swimming and Diving Team Shines at Annual Octagon Invitational

In the charming town of Jamestown, excitement was in the air as the local high school swimming and diving team made waves at the highly anticipated Octagon Invitational held over the weekend. With passion and determination, the Jamestown team showcased some impressive performances, proving that hard work truly pays off.

A Competitive Showing

The Jamestown High School team proudly finished sixth in the overall standings, racking up a total of 67 points from their spirited efforts against seven other competing teams. It was a weekend filled with thrilling races and gripping dives, and our local athletes certainly held their own amid fierce competition.

Sawyer Moser Leads the Charge

Among the standout performers was the talented Sawyer Moser, a seventh-grade sensation who made quite an impact on behalf of his team. Moser delivered multiple top-20 finishes, marking himself as a rising star in the Jamestown swim scene. His notable achievements included placing 13th in the 100 backstroke with an impressive time of 1:10.84 seconds.

But Moser wasn’t the only one making waves! Senior swimmer Marissa Moltzen also claimed 13th place in the 100 butterfly with her time of 1:11.42 seconds, and Adelina Domkova secured a solid 13th place in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:22.50 seconds. Together, these athletes all contributed to the team’s strong showing.

Strong Dive Performances

Diving proved to be another highlight of the Invitational, with Jozie Davis leading the diving team with a respectable sixth place finish, scoring 154.55 points in the 1-meter diving category. Not far behind, teammates Larkin Kleven and Kylee Klabo secured seventh and ninth places respectively, boasting scores of 131.50 and 130.25 points.

The Final Tally

As the dust settled on the Octagon Invitational, the overall results were revealed. The top spots were claimed by:

  • Shanley – 457.5 points
  • Dickinson – 328 points
  • Fargo Davies – 261.5 points
  • Bismarck High – 199 points
  • Williston – 171 points
  • Jamestown – 67 points
  • Wahpeton – 19 points

Looking Ahead

Looking to the future, the Jamestown Swimming and Diving Team remains energized and ready for their next challenge. They are set to host Fargo Shanley this Tuesday at 5 p.m., where they will continue to build on their recent progress and showcase their growing skills in the pool.

Noteworthy Performances Recap

As a quick recap of the impressive performances over the weekend, the following results stood out across several events:

  • 200 yard freestyle: Sawyer Moser placed 20th (2:16.86), with teammates Molly Berndt (2:29.08) and Alice Sundeen (3:04.21) contributing strong times.
  • 200 IM: Moser finished 15th (2:38.21).
  • 50 freestyle: Moser placed 29th (29.05).
  • 100 freestyle: Moser came in at 27th (1:04.05).
  • 500 freestyle: Moser wrapped up at 15th (6:08.24).
  • 100 breaststroke: Moser finished 17th (1:25.72).

With such a strong showing, the Jamestown High School Swimming and Diving Team has set a vibrant tone for the season ahead. Their dedication and perseverance continue to shine bright, and we look forward to seeing them dive into their next challenge!

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