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 The University of Jamestown football team earned its first win of the season Saturday afternoon, defeating Doane (Neb.) University 10-7 at Charlotte & Gordon Hansen Stadium.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Both teams punted on their first three possessions, but the Jimmies found the end zone late in the first quarter.
• On third and 10 from the UJ 22, Ty Monson completed a 62-yard pass to Isaiah Roebuck to take the Jimmies down to the Doane 16 yard line.
• After Zach Hammett was held for no gain on first down, Monson found Gage Solano for a 16-yard touchdown, and the extra point by Aanon Peterson gave UJ a 7-0 lead with 1:25 remaining in the first.
• Neither team could get much going offensively in the second quarter as the rain started to come down harder.
• Doane's longest drive covered 25 yards while the Jimmies' longest went for 16. The Tigers turned the ball over twice (interception, fumble) while UJ also threw an interception before halftime.
• Doane's first three drives of the second half netted negative 12 yards, but the Tigers managed to tie the game early in the fourth quarter.
• On 4^th-and-1 from the UJ 30, Reece Zutavern took the handoff and went the distance. Kelen Meyer's point after was good and the score was 7-7 with 13:35 remaining.
• Jamestown capitalized on a bad snap to Meyer on a punt attempt from the Tiger 17-yard line. Meyer was tackled for a seven-yard loss and the Jimmies took over with prime field position and 5:24 left to play.
• Although the drive did not end with a trip to the end zone, UJ still put points on the board after Peterson made a 24-yard field goal to make the score 10-7 at the 3:37 mark.
• Jamestown's defense forced the Tigers to punt the ball back with 1:43 remaining, and Meyer's pinned the Jimmies at their own five yard line.
• Carlos Julian reeled off a 37-yard run to get UJ out of the shadow of their own end zone, then followed up with a four-yard rush to force Doane to take their second timeout of the half.
• Another two-yard gain by Julian cost the Tigers their final timeout, and a kneeldown by Monson ended the game.

FOR THE JIMMIES

• Julian ran for a game-high 76 yards on 10 carries.
• Ryan Collins caught four passes for 50 yards and Roebuck finished with 63 yards on two catches.
• Monson completed 10 of 24 passes for 132 yards, including one touchdown and one interception.
• Tyler Dean recorded three sacks for a loss of 22 yards among his six total tackles, and Paul Vandal had two sacks and five tackles for loss while posting a team-high seven stops.
• Spencer Russell recorded an interception.  

FOR THE TIGERS

• Frazzie Wynn carried eight times for 35 yards, with a long of 11.
• Karsen Reimers caught six passes for 31 yards, with a long of 17.
• Rook Williams completed 8 of 14 passes for 31 yards.
• Carson Lavaley had nine tackles, including two for loss.

UP NEXT

• Jamestown (1-4 overall, 1-3 GPAC) returns to action October 7 when they host Mount Marty (S.D.) for Homecoming.