BISMARCK – A very good enough effort wasn’t quite good enough for a win for Jamestown Blue Jays Girls Basketball, while the Blue Jay boys struggled again.

Legacy defeated Jamestown’s girls 57-55 on Saturday at Haussler Gym, then the Legacy boys were 76-49 winners over the Jays.

Girls: Legacy 57, Jamestown 55
Legacy (7-3, 4-3 WDA) withstood consistent play from Jamestown (3-6, 1-5), which was trying for a second straight win.

Macey Neumiller led the Blue Jays with 21 points. Claire Marker scored 8.

Boys: Legacy 76, Jamestown 49
Aiden Schmidt scored 16 to top four players in double figures for Legacy (6-4, 4-3). Maniya Berryhill and Jonathan Roubideaux had 14 each. Jackson Jordan scored 12.

Jamison Kleinjan scored 12 for Jamestown (2-7, 0-6), who lost for the seventh straight time. Abel Dolokelen had nine points and Griffin Gegelman notched seven in his varsity debut.

On Tuesday, both teams will meet Minot North, with the girls hosting the Sentinels at Jerry Meyer Arena and the boys playing in Minot.