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Three Jimmie Men’s Wrestlers 4th At Home ’26-’27 Opener

Rachel Tsukamoto
Rachel Tsukamoto
Rachel Tsukamoto
Reporter · Jamestown, ND

Rachel Tsukamoto graduated from the University of North Dakota with a degree in Business Administration and has spent five years reporting on local businesses in the area. She has previously written for the Grand Forks Herald, where she developed a keen insight into local economic trends.

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Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 2:50 AM · 1 min read
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Three Jimmie Men’s Wrestlers 4th At Home ’26-’27 Opener — Carrington Technology news

JAMESTOWN Jamestown Jimmies Men s Wrestling had three fourth-place finishers Sunday in the season-opening Jimmie Open at Harold Newman Arena. Hayden Ramaeker placed fourth at 184 pounds, Dane Hartmann was fourth at 197 and Nehemiah Lendobeja finished fourth at 284 pounds. Raemaeker won his quarterfinal match with a second-period technical fall over Emery Noll of Bismarck State College. Hartmann won three times, in a technical fall over Minot State s Braxton Rance, a pin over teammate Niko Sigrah and a tech fall win over another teammate, Alik Sigrah. Lembodeja, a freshman in his first event, pinned Raeger Sullivan of Bismarck State and won by decision over Carter Johnson of Minot State. 2026 Jimmie Open Results The Jimmies will compete Saturday at the Dakota Wesleyan Open in Mitchell, South Dakota. photo credit: University of Jamestown Athletics

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