ROCHESTER — Make it 3 for 3 for the Jamestown Community College women’s swimming and diving team as they won the Monroe Invite hosted by Monroe Community College with 228 points this weekend.

Jamestown CC started out of the gates strong in the 200 medley relay; the team of Desiree Putt, Haleigha Hardy, Jalyn Linton and Emily Swan took first by 4 seconds. Jamestown’s Sophia Gervasio, Addison Lawson, Anna Jones and Ella Fosberg came in third.

The two long-distance freestyle swims of 1,650 yards and 1,000 yards were both dominated by Addison Lawson. The freshman won 1,650 by almost 30 seconds and the 1,000 by over 17 seconds. Gervasio came in third in both events.

The 200 free saw a one-two finish for Jamestown CC, with Emily Swan beating out teammate Putt by three-tenths of a second.

The 50 free had Jamestown CC’s Linton claiming third and Ashlynn Swan setting a personal best time for fifth.

In the 100 individual medley, Jamestown CC brought home second, third and fourth from Putt, Hardy and Gervasio, respectively.

The 200 individual medley was all Jamestown CC; Emily Swan captured the top spot, followed by Lawson and Jones.

The swimmers took a break while the divers took center stage, and once again Ashlynn Swan stole the show. Her score of 204.90 was over 40 points clear of second place in the 1 meter. Swam also topped the 3-meter dives, this one by 5 points.

Back to the sprints, Linton won the 50 fly, while Fosberg swam home third.

In the 100 free, Emily Swan won by nearly a second and Linton took fourth, while Hardy grabbed fifth.

The 50 back was won by Jones; Fosberg missed out on the top three by just a few tenths.

Putt continued her dominance over the 200 back with another win; this one by almost 20 seconds. Gervasio claimed a third in the event.

Lawson went back to cruising in the distance events. She won the 500 free by 27 seconds. Fosberg brought home another top-three finish with a third.

In the 200 breast, Hardy just outreached second place by .39 seconds to bring home another first for Jamestown CC.

Lastly, the 800 free relay was another fantastic performance for Jamestown CC, taking first and third in the swim.

Flipping over to the men, Jamestown CC finished in second out of the five times, 251 points clear of third place.

Jamestown started out with a second in the 200 medley relay from the team of Kyle Dean, Zach Johnson, Owen Slojkowski and Cameron Mileski. The group of Noah Miles, Randall Hall, Kyle Camp and Carl Alexander came in fifth.

In the distance swims, Slojkowski came in third for both the 1,650 free and 1,000 free.

On to the 200 free, Dean won by almost a second and a half.

The 50 free saw Johnson cut over a tenth off his best time, just missing out on first in his second-place swim.

Jamestown CC’s Miles and Alexander were fourth and fifth in the 100 individual medley, while Dean and newcomer Christian Merrill were second and fourth in the 200 individual medley.

Then in the diving well, Milewski set a program record in the 3-meter, six dive; he also finished second in the 1-meter, six dive.

Johnson dropped over a second off of his 100 free time to move up to third.

Dean put his name in the record books with a new Jamestown CC best in the 200 back in a time of 2:14:54.

The 50 back had Merrill and Miles claiming second and fifth.

In the 500 free, Slojkowski and Miles captured fourth and fifth.

Joshnson was once again on the podium in the 200 breast, taking second place.

Jamestown CC earned third and fourth in the 800 free relay.

“For being the first time most of these kids swam the longer format, the coaches are happy with the progress we are making. We all know we have a lot to improve on and know that in three weeks we could be a whole different team when we finish the first half of the season at Cortland,” said head coach Todd Conklin. “We had a bunch more national cuts and some new records. We are building more confidence each meet, and our young team is getting better.” Next up is the Cortland Snowflake Invitational, Dec. 6-7 at SUNY Cortland.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SANBURN — Jamestown Community College’s women’s basketball team saw its four-game winning streak snapped in a 71-59 loss to Lackawanna College in the SUNY Niagara Tip-Off Classic.

Jamestown CC looked good in the first, closing the opening quarter on a 10-0 run, with Kaleigha Plett sparking things off the bench. The sophomore scored 4 of her 9 during the run. Jamestown held a 14-9 lead after the opening frame.

The second quarter was a different story. Lackawanna outscored the Jayhawks 23-10 to take a 32-24 advantage into the half.

Quarter number three was more of the same, with Jamestown CC dropping those 10 minutes by five, 21-16. Jamestown CC was able to get something going behind sophomore Jennica Berens, who paced Jamestown CC with 13 on the afternoon, but the deficit was still pushed to 13 heading to the final quarter.

Jamestown CC would win the final frame, but only by one, not enough to overcome the hole they had dug. Sophomore Myla Truitt was the only other Jayhawk to hit double-digits, as she scored 11 on the day.

The loss knocks Jamestown CC down to 4-2 on the year.

Jamestown CC stays on the road Wednesday at 6 p.m. when they visit Penn State Dubois.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

SANBORN — The Jamestown Community College men’s basketball team had the game in the hands of Marcus Wynter in regulation, but his short jumper drew iron in the 80-76 overtime loss.

The game was a seesaw battle throughout. Jamestown CC closed the halftime gap to just one point as they went to the break, down 34-33.

The teams exchanged jabs throughout the second half. Lackawanna went to take a late lead, but the Jayhawks CC’s defense stood tall to give Jamestown CC one last possession in regulation.

Jamestown CC dribbled the clock down to the buzzer, where Wynters possible game-winner fell just short, and they went to overtime tied 72-72.

Jamestown CC couldn’t buy a bucket in the extra period, being outscored 8-4 to drop the game 80-76.

Jamestown CC is now 1-7 on the year, with their last two losses being by a combined 13 points.

The Jayhawks finally open their home schedule when they host Garrett College on Saturday at 3 p.m.