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Plus, the weekly scoreboard and a look at the action in the week ahead.
A week after earning their program’s first homecoming victory in a decade, the Lynx spoiled the feisty Wolverines’ festivities.
Scores and results from competitions across the state.
The Lynx are poised to be a top contender again after last season falling short of the state finals for the first time since 2019.
Powered by another three-touchdown performance from star junior quarterback Cayden Pili, the Lynx continued to prove they are the team to beat with a commanding triumph over the defending champion Eagles.
The junior distance runner missed most of last season due to a weakened immune system brought on by undiagnosed asthma and is already showing that she is back to being a top contender this year.
Interest in the sport at the high school level around Alaska has grown to the point where there are now three districts, a dozen teams and a sanctioned statewide trophy at the end of the season.
The Thunderbirds used stout defense and a well-balanced offensive attack to take down their crosstown rival on the Eagles’ home turf.
The well-conditioned Lynx fended off a furious late rally by the Golden Bears to open the 2024 high school season with a strong statement.
The Eagles graduated a star-studded group of seniors in the spring and have a host of “hidden talents” ready to make a name for themselves this fall.
The rising junior and do-it-all playmaker propelled the Cougars to victory over the three-time defending state champs on his way to earning tournament MVP honors.
The All-Stars from the Southern district jumped out to an early lead in the first couple of innings and held off a late rally attempt from Northern district players to secure their win.
The Post 28 Cougars seized sole possession of first place in the American Legion baseball standings by staying undefeated in league play with the regular season nearing an end.
Selected with the 454th overall draft pick, 18-year-old Niclai is the two-time Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year for baseball.
The Golden Bears’ elite jumper received the honor following a record-breaking senior season in which he helped lead his team to their first state title in over a decade.
The Wolves’ star distance and endurance runner received the honor following a dominant junior season in which she helped lead her team to a second straight state title.
The Lynx’s standout midfielder/forward received the honor following a dominant senior season in which she helped lead her team to their third state title in four years.
The Wolverines’ standout midfielder received the honor following a sensational senior season in which he helped lead his team to their second state title in three years.
The Thunderbirds’ star sophomore sensation received the honor following a phenomenal season in which she led her team to a state title.