Blue Jays dispatch Bismarck Legacy Tuesday

BISMARCK, N.D. — Jamestown High School head volleyball coach Sara Hegerle didn't know what she was walking into Tuesday night. "I had no idea what to expect," Hegerle said in an interview with Jamestown 107.1 FM. "I have been nervous all day — bringing Claire (Marker) back, changing our lineup, not knowing if something is the right decision or the wrong decision — ... but we circled the wagons tonight and defended our team." The Blue Jays downed Legacy 25-19, 27-25, 25-20 to improve to 12-1 in the Western Dakota Association. Jamestown's next game on the schedule is set for Thursday at Bismarck High — a team the Jays beat three weeks ago and one they fell to twice last weekend. Jamestown lead 13-9 in the opening set but Legacy went on a 6-0 run to make it 15-13 lead in favor of the Sabers. A 12-4 run finished it off for the Blue Jays. "We really started well," Hegerle said. "We passed and served the way we wanted to and we didn't do that so much this weekend. I was a