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After ending the regular season on a bittersweet note, 2023-24 Midwest Division champions began the postseason with an all round dominant performance.
The efforts of coaches, parents and volunteers have allowed most spring sports to get underway without a hitch but the situation has posed unique challenges for the teams themselves.
Several of the top hoopsters from all four divisions officially tied a bow on their respective high school careers playing against other members of the Class of 2024.
The former Dimond High multi-sport prep star becomes the sixth Alaskan to make it to the highest level of the sport.
Coming off a sensational performance in her first major high school meet, Watkins wants to establish her own legacy.
The biggest meet of the early season took place at The Dome over the weekend and featured interesting characters as well as impressive results.
The Wolverines bested the Lynx thanks to the efforts of junior Faith Hughes and a goal from freshman Shayla Lee, who capitalized on a penalty kick opportunity.
Former Valdez basketball star Carl Arts and former Bartlett football star Zack Bowman are among the 14 inductees in the 19th class of the hall’s history
The Knights and two of the other top Division I contenders shared their expectations and outlook for the 2024 season.
Reigning Division I state champion South and rival Dimond are confident and loaded with talent despite losing key seniors from last year’s teams.
Anchorage bested its in-state rivals yet again, but the win didn’t come easy — which made their post-game trophy ceremony all the more meaningful.