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  • FOOTBALL

    No. 1 Palmer faces East in playoff opener

    The top-ranked Palmer Moose will kick off the playoffs Friday night by hosting the East Thunderbirds in the quartertfinals of the large-school football playoffs. The rest of the state's large schools won't play until Saturday.

  • FOOTBALL

    South steamrolls Dimond 47-0

    The South football team tuned up for the state large-school playoffs by tuning up Dimond 47-0 at Anchorage Football Stadium on Saturday night.

  • FOOTBALL

    Eagle River denies Bartlett comeback

    Winning Cook Inlet Conference football games has never been easy for Eagle River. So when the Wolves gave up three fourth-quarter touchdowns to Bartlett on Saturday and still managed to preserve a 31-25 home win, the finish produced high emotions.

  • FOOTBALL

    Thunderbirds seize a playoff spot

    With the Cook Inlet Conference’s final remaining playoff berth at

  • FOOTBALL

    Service Cougars claim CIC football crown

    The big plot point Thursday night centered on Service's second straight Cook Inlet Conference football championship, yet the Cougars' 41-20 victory over West was filled with smaller narratives both somber and scintillating.

  • HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

    High school statistics

    Check out Cook Inlet Conference football standings, Cross Country running champions and state best in swimming.

  • HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

    Eagle River volleyball team beats Colony in five

    Morgen Wohrle's double-double paced Eagle River in a 25-22, 26-24, 22-25, 24-26, 15-13 nonconference volleyball win over host Colony on Tuesday night.

  • FOOTBALL

    Chugiak stymies Bartlett

    With the sun shining at Anchorage Football Stadium for the first time in days, Mingledorff scored his first career touchdowns on two interception returns and the Mustangs shut out Bartlett 28-0.

  • FOOTBALL

    T-birds pound Wolves

    No mystery to East's 43-18 Cook Inlet Conference football victory over Eagle River on Saturday afternoon, which kept alive its postseason ambitions -- the Thunderbirds ground down the Wolves with their, well, ground game.

  • FOOTBALL

    South wins offensive slugfest

    Football fans who savor offense were treated Friday night at Anchorage Football Stadium, where South and West combined for more than 1,000 yards and set a Cook Inlet Conference record with 116 combined points.

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