Sawyer Moser leading Blue Jay swimmers

JAMESTOWN — Sawyer Moser was the reason that Mya Wimer decided to coach the Jamestown High School swimming and diving team. "... She's amazing," Wimer said of Moser in a previous interview. "She's one of the girls I coached in PRO (Prairie Rose Swim Club) and one of the girls who I was like, I guess I could coach if all the girls are like Sawyer." Moser, an eighth grader at Jamestown Middle School, is a second-year swimmer for the Blue Jays. During her seventh grade year, she finished the season by making it to State in the 100-yard backstroke and swam a personal best time of 1 minute, 6.10 seconds. Moser started swimming when she was in second grade for Jamestown Jaws and later PRO with former Blue Jay head coach Ben Smith. Jamestown High School announced Smith's resignation as the head swimming and diving coach on May 11. "I was very surprised and sad," Moser said of Smith's leaving. "Ben was a great coach and always encouraged me to do my best. ... We found out a