Blue Jay seniors pull together to defeat Minot North

JAMESTOWN — Every year on senior night, Sara Hegerle gets asked the same question: "What do you want to say about this year's seniors?" The Jamestown High School volleyball coach had a lot to say about the Class of 2027. "Every year we always think, what will we do without this group?," Hegerle said. "This year, we have seven seniors and it's weird for me to think about what it is going to look like without them because not only have they been in our program, but they have been contributors for a long time. "I know a lot of people from other towns are going to be happy when they graduate," she said. "They have such a special bond with each other and have such special bonds with people in this school and in our community. It's fun to watch them play well and succeed together." The crew of seven seniors helped the Blue Jays improve their conference record to 14-1 on Tuesday night, defeating Minot North in straight sets. The next game on the schedule for the Jays