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The field for the 2024 Great Alaska Shootout is set, the Seawolves hockey team will open its regular season against national champions, and the Nanooks men’s programs have added more recruits.
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.
In her third Olympics, Kelter is out to snap a 100-year title drought in rugby and achieve even more in Paris, with an eye toward the future.
Anchorage’s Wesley McQuillin and Fairbanks’ Jenna DiFolco were the first to cross the finish line after completing the grueling 23-mile trail race from Girdwood to Eagle River.
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.
Chris Lee of Ketchikan is coming back to Alaska, and Seawolves student athletes continue to rack up academic accolades.
Selected with the 454th overall draft pick, 18-year-old Niclai is the two-time Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year for baseball.
Her first-place finish in Alaska’s premier mountain race means more than the national title and every other accolade she has accumulated during her impressive running career thus far.
The former Colony High standout represented Alaska and Team USA by absolutely dominating at the 2024 U23 Pan-American games, culminating in a gold-medal finish.
The Last Frontier was represented at the 2024 USA Wrestling Kids Nationals by four wrestlers from Anchorage and Mat-Su who were crowned champions.
The team has been powered to the top of the ABL standings by the relationships they’ve built, as well as a dominant pitching staff.
Within about 13 months, oncology nurse Jordan Iverson completed three demanding, over-20-mile open water swims in New York, California and Europe to earn her place in Alaska swim history.
Selected with the 207th overall draft pick, 18-year-old Mac Swanson — who is the reigning USHL and Clark Cup MVP — is the latest Alaskan to make it to the NHL.
The Kenai Peninsula runner finished seventh in the finals and recorded an Olympic standard qualifying time but won’t be going to Paris.
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.