Kaylee Constantino continued her impressive season for the Jamestown Community College swimming & diving team Saturday at the Physical Education Complex.

The freshman from Frewsburg set a new Jayhawks’ record in the 200-yard breaststroke as the women’s team finished first out of four squads at the December Invitational.

Constantino finished in 2:50.25 to break Emily Holt’s nine-year record by about a half-second.

“I knew when I got her to come that I had high expectations for her. I knew she’d be a crucial part of the team,” Jamestown CC head coach Todd Conklin said Sunday evening. “She didn’t swim her senior year at Frewsburg with a torn ACL. We weren’t exactly sure where she’d be, but now that she’s back in the pool and training, we’re starting to see some nice stuff from her.”

Jamestown Community College won the women’s competition with 368 points followed by second-place Genesee CC (299), third-place Monroe CC (145) and fourth-place Herkimer County CC (30).

Constantino also won the 50-yard freestyle (27.06) and 50-yard breaststroke (34.94) while also being a part of the winning 200-yard medley relay team (2:05.70).

Shannon Stein won the 50-yard butterfly (31.49) and 200-yard breaststroke (2:41.45); Tia Moppert claimed the 400-yard individual medley (5:34.50) and 100-yard freestyle (1:00.48); and Jenna Fiebiger captured the 200-yard butterfly (3:20.20) and 50-yard backstroke (36.25) for Jamestown CC.

“Jenna had another superior meet,” Conklin said of the freshman from South Africa. “Another person who, when she came over, she hadn’t even swam a 100 butterfly, now she’s in the 200 fly and goes above and beyond.”

Genesee CC won the men’s competition with 277 points followed by second-place Monroe CC (269), third-place Jamestown CC (149) and fourth-place Herkimer County CC (79).

Tshepiso Ntuli was the top finisher for the Jamestown CC men with second-place finishes in the 50-yard butterfly and 100-yard individual medley.

“He’s a soccer player who also wanted to swim. He’s really starting to excel now that we’ve gotten him in the pool,” Conklin said of Ntuli. “He’s going to be a crucial part of that men’s team moving toward the regional meet and nationals.”

Cole Carlson was second in the 200-yard freestyle.

Jamestown CC’s final meet of the fall semester is Saturday at the University of Pitt-Bradford. The Jayhawks are then off until Jan. 15 when they host their January Invitational.

Women’s 200y medley relay: Jamestown CC (Shannon Stein, Kaylee Constantino, Jenna Fiebiger, Tia Moppert), Monroe CC, Genesee CC. T–2:05.70

Men’s 200y medley relay: Monroe CC (Brendan Briggs, Cameron Goodspeed, Cal O’Neil, Alex Scaglione), Genesee CC. T–1:50.63

Women’s 1,650y freestyle: Emma Preski (MCC), Lindsay Finch (JCC), Alison Jorolemon (GCC). T–22:04.22

Men’s 1,650y freestyle: Laviani Michael (MCC), Tyler Kleinbach (GCC), Matt Travis (HCCC). T–19:08.64

Women’s 50y butterfly: Shannon Stein (JCC), Jade Vidas (JCC), Jordyn Stachowiak (GCC). T–31.49

Men’s 50y butterfly: Jocef Preist (GCC), Tshepiso Ntuli (JCC), Brendan Briggs (MCC). T–25.62

Women’s 200y freestyle: Alaura Rehwaldt (GCC), Jenna Fiebiger (JCC), Rebecca Cox (GCC). T–2:16.74

Men’s 200y freestyle: Alex Scaglione (MCC), Cole Carlson (JCC), Jordin Gwyn (GCC). T–2:02.47

Women’s 50y freestyle: Kaylee Constantino (JCC), Shannon Stein (JCC), Chloe Barrett (GCC). T–27:06

Men’s 50y freestyle: Cal O’Neil (MCC), Teddy Herrmann (GCC), Matt Travis (HCCC). T–23.89

Women’s 400y individual medley: Tia Moppert (JCC), Kara Williamson (MCC), Jordyn Stachowiak (GCC). T–5:34.50

Men’s 400y individual medley: Laviani Michael (MCC), Mitchell Vannelli (GCC). T–5:04.97

Women’s 50y breaststroke: Kaylee Constantino (JCC), Alison Jorolemon (GCC), McKenna Briggs (MCC). T–34.94

Men’s 50y breaststroke: Cameron Goodspeed (MCC), Jocef Preist (GCC), Tshepiso Ntuli (JCC). T–28.71

Men’s 1m diving: Richard Oberholzer (GCC), Brendan Briggs (MCC), Carson Coleman (MCC). P–260.46

Women’s 200y butterfly: Jenna Fiebiger (JCC), Emma Preski (MCC). T–3:20.20

Men’s 200y butterfly: Cal O’Neil (MCC). T–2:16.39

Women’s 100y freestyle: Tia Moppert (JCC), Jade Vidas (JCC), Rebecca Cox (GCC). T–1:00.48

Men’s 100y freestyle: Jocef Preist (GCC), Alex Scaglione (MCC), Cole Carlson (JCC). T–52.75

Women’s 200y breaststroke: Shannon Stein (JCC), Alison Jorolemon (GCC). T–2:41.45

Men’s 200y backstroke: Laviani Michael (MCC), Bobby Dunlap (HCCC). T–2:22.72

Women’s 100y individual medley: Alaura Rehwaldt (GCC), Tia Moppert (JCC), McKenna Briggs (MCC). T–1:09.66

Men’s 100y individual medley: Matt Travis (HCCC), Tshepiso Ntuli (JCC), Matt Fennell (JCC). T–1:06.37

Women’s 50y backstroke: Jenna Fiebiger (JCC), Carly Barrett (GCC), Julia Molitor (GCC). T–36.25

Men’s 50y backstroke: Bobby Dunlap (HCCC). T–32.49

Women’s 200y breaststroke: Kaylee Constantino (JCC), Kara Williamson (MCC), Ashley Hearn (GCC). T–2:50.25

Men’s 200y breaststroke: Cameron Goodspeed (MCC), Teddy Herrmann (GCC), Jordin Gwyn (GCC). T–2:28.18

Women’s 200y freestyle relay: Monroe CC (McKenna Briggs, Emma Preski, Violet Jarreau-Landers, Kara Williamson), Genesee CC, Jamestown CC. T–1:55.28

Men’s 200y freestyle relay: Monroe CC (Alex Scaglione, Laviani Michael, Cal O’Neil, Cameron Goodspeed), Genesee CC, Jamestown CC. T–1:37.61

MEN’S BASKETBALL

In a rematch against WVU Potomac State College on Sunday afternoon at The Post-Journal Classic, the Jamestown Community College men’s basketball team fell 83-70 at the Physical Education Complex.

The Jayhawks (1-9) were led by guard Clinique Jackson (Rochester/East High) with a career-high 24 points and nine rebounds with guard Jafar Yahuza (Staten Island/Port Richmond High) adding 20 points. Forward Traden Gray (Frewsburg,/Frewsburg Central) chipped in with 12 points.

It was a chess match for the first 14 minutes, with both teams at a standstill scoring 25 points each. The Catamounts were able to slowly build a lead, going up 33-25 with just over two minutes until the break. Yahuza halted the run, knocking down a pair of free throws to make it a two-possession game. Potomac State scored a bucket late to take a 35-27 lead into halftime.

Trailing by as many as 12 in the second half, the Jayhawks slowly chipped away at the deficit. Yahuza made it a two-possession game with a 3-pointer with under 12 minutes in regulation to make it 49-43.

The Catamounts slowly took the game back over, gaining a lead of 18 points to help get the win.

The Jayhawks went 26 of 66 (39.4%) from the floor with the Catamounts going 31 of 58 (53.4%) from the field. Potomac State held the rebounding advantage, grabbing 40 boards to Jamestown CC’s 33.

The Jayhawks will be back in action at 7:30 tonight as they host Corning CC at the Olean campus.

WVU POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE (83)

Duncan 1-5 0-0 2, JJohnson 5-7 4-4 14, Lacewell 4-9 9-10 17, Jordan 1-2 0-0 2, James 7-12 2-4 16, Williams 2-2 4-4 9, Fultz 1-1 0-0 2, Law 5-10 0-0 10, Ergen 3-6 0-0 6, CJohnson 2-2 0-0 4, ben Salah 0-21-2 1. Totals 31-58 20-24 83.

JAMESTOWN CC (70)

O’Brian 2-4 2-4 6, Gray 4-5 2-3 12, Jackson 8-18 4-6 24, Ransom 1-9 0-0 2, Yahuza 8-15 3-3 20, Toure 2-8 0-0 4, Fajardo 0-2 0-0 0, Oliver 0-2 0-0 0, Ross 1-2 0-0 2, Tribaldo 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 26-66 11-16 70.

Halftime–WVU Potomac State College 35, Jamestown CC 27. 3-point goals–WVU Potomac State College 1-13 (Duncan 0-2, JJohnson 0-1, Lacewell 0-4, Williams 1-1, Law 0-3, Ergen 0-1, ben Salah 0-1), Jamestown CC 7-29 (Gray 2-3, Jackson 4-11, Ransom 0-5, Yahuza 1-4, Toure 0-3, Fajardo 0-1, Oliver 0-1, Ross 0-1). Total rebounds–WVU Potomac State College 40 (James 9), Jamestown CC 33 (Jackson 9). Assists–WVU Potomac State College 9 (James 3), Jamestown CC 11 (O’Brian 6). Total fouls–WVU Potomac State College 18, Jamestown CC 16.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

In a rematch against WVU Potomac State College on Sunday afternoon at The Post-Journal Classic, the Jamestown Community College women’s basketball team lost 71-51.

The Jayhawks (6-5) were led by guard D’Auzhanay Harden (Erie, Pennsylvania/Erie High), who recorded her first collegiate double-double, scoring 10 points and grabbing 12 rebounds with guard Destiny Evans (Peoria, Illinois/Lorain High) scoring a team-high 14 points. Guard Jessica Beehler (Dunkirk/Dunkirk High) chipped in with 13 points, and Hannah Hicks (Cleveland/Cleveland Heights High) had another strong effort, grabbing 11 rebounds and rejecting seven shots.

Jamestown CC found itself down 41-27 at the break and with some halftime adjustments, the Jayhawks came out in the third quarter ready to play.

In a four-minute span, the Jayhawks went on a 15-2 run to cut the deficit to five with two minutes left in the quarter. Beehler played a pivotal role in the spurt, contributing 10 points including a pair of 3-pointers.

The Catamounts put together a strong fourth quarter to put away the game, outscoring Jamestown CC 19-4.

The Jayhawks went 20 for 67 (29.9%) from the field with WVU Potomac State going 22 for 58 (37.9%) from the floor.

The teams were close on the boards with Jamestown CC having a slight 47-45 edge. The Jayhawks did take advantage of their extra opportunities on offense, scoring 12 second-chance points.

The Jayhawks will be back in action tonight as they host Corning Community College at the Olean Campus with a 7:30 p.m. tip-off.

WVU POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE (71)

Douthitt 7-19 8-12 24, Turner 3-9 5-811, Yanosky 4-7 4-8 13, O’Neal 2-5 2-2 8, Rinker 2-9 2-4 7, Martin 3-5 0-0 6, McKenzie 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 22-58 21-34 71.

JAMESTOWN CC (51)

Beehler 5-19 0-0 13, Harden 5-14 0-0 10, Hicks 4-9 0-2 8, Stevens 0-2 0-0 0, Nance 1-8 4-7 6, Alfa 0-2 0-0 0, Evans 5-13 4-5 14. Totals 20-67 8-14 51.

WVU Potomac State College 23 18 11 19 — 71

Jamestown CC 15 12 20 4 — 51

3-point goals–WVU Potomac State College 6-14 (Douthitt 2-4, Turner 0-2, Yanosky 1-1, O’Neal 2-3, Rinker 1-4), Jamesotwn CC 3-23 (Beehler 3-14, Harden 0-3, Nance 0-4, Alfa 0-2). Total rebounds–WVU Potomac State College 45 (Douthitt 10), Jamestown CC 47 (Harden 12). Assists–WVU Potomac State College 16 (Douthitt 5), Jamestown CC 11 (Harden 3, Hicks 3). Total fouls–WVU Potomac State College 14, Jamestown CC 23. Fouled out–Hicks.