JAMESTOWN – Rallying in all three sets they won, Mandan outlasted Jamestown Blue Jays Volleyball Tuesday at Jerry Meyer Arena 16-25, 25-20, 25-23, 23-25, 15-13.

Mandan (4-11, 3-6 WDA), who had not averaged a great deal of kills in conference play, had 57 on Tuesday, with four in double figures.  Allyson Holzer had 13, with 12 from Kennedy Keller, 11 from Jersey Hammes and 10 by Anna Lyles.  Lyles also had three blocks of the Braves’ eight.  Hadley Harris had 33 digs and Gabrielle Frohlich had 31 set assists.

Lucy Falk scored 21 kills, a block, seven aces and 11 digs for Jamestown (8-7, 5-4).  Mari Anderson had 11 kills, five blocks and two aces.  Claire Marker registered eight kills and three blocks.  Hannah Attleson had 28 set assists and 11 digs.  Jetta Peterson scored 23 digs.

Up 14-10 in the first set, Jamestown then scored 10 of the next 14 points to pull away.

But Mandan pulled away late in the second set.  After Jamestown had a 16-15 lead, the Braves scored 10 of the last 14, aided by three kills from Keller.

Jamestown led 23-21 late in the third set before committing two attack errors for 23-23.  Hammes and Holzer then had successive kills to end the set.

Falk had seven kills in the fourth set where Jamestown led by as many eight before holding off another Mandan rally.

A run of 9-4 had the Blue Jays up 13-10 in the fifth set, with Falk killing twice more.  Then, Mandan ran off five straight kills, including one from Holzer, two by Hammes, one by Aubrey Karsky and the last by Lyles to end the match and give Jamestown its third straight loss.

Jamestown will meet St. Mary’s in Bismarck on Thursday.  Coverage will begin at around 6:45 PM on The Voice of the Blue Jays, Jamestown 107.1.