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The Seawolves had a chance at a last-second go-ahead bucket, but a turnover proved costly.
The Seawolves were given an extended season with an at-large bid in the Division II Western Regional championship tournament. They have no intention of letting the opportunity go to waste.
Plus, the weekly scoreboard and a look at the action in the week ahead.
The Seawolves battled back from a 13-point halftime deficit but fell short of completing the comeback.
After trailing by five at halftime, the Seawolves held the Nighthawks to just 32.3% shooting in the second half.
The Vikings shot a blistering 14 of 26 from 3-point land and led by 15 points at halftime.
The Seawolves were propelled to their third victory over the Saints this season by a career night from Anchorage’s Jaron Williams.
The Seawolves began their quest for a conference title by avenging a first-round loss from last year with a dominant victory in this year’s quarterfinals.
The Seawolves are entering the playoffs as a dangerous threat in their bracket after showing an ability to overcome adversity and adapt accordingly.
The Seawolves have taken down the best teams in the conference and plan to carry forward their momentum after finishing strong in the regular season.
The Seawolves dug themselves out of a couple big holes in their regular-season finale thanks in large part to the major contributions of several seniors who’ll get to keep playing for another week.
The Seawolves slayed another conference power to close out the regular season and send their lone senior out on a high note.
The Seawolves dropped season-high goal totals in back-to-back wins over the Skyhawks, including the hat tricks by senior forward Ben Almquist on Friday and junior Maximilion Helgeson on Saturday.
The Seawolves successfully defended their home court by slowing down a prolific scoring team and getting big contributions from two of their key players.
The Seawolves had their three-game winning streak snapped in a sloppy defeat, losing a chance to sweep a fourth straight GNAC foe for the season.
After three years of starting races strong only to have inconsistent finishes, the skier from Croatia is finally putting it all together in his final year with the Seawolves.
The former Anchorage Christian School standout helped the Nanooks notch their first regular-season road win over the Seawolves in more than two decades.
The Seawolves snapped an 11-game skid against the Nanooks by notching the first win against their rivals in nearly five years.