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The Partners Clubs for the rival schools faced off for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, on the same night as an annual fundraiser to benefit gynecological cancer research.
Plus, the weekly scoreboard and a look at the action in the week ahead.
The 2024 Native Youth Olympics featured 11 events, including the crowd-favorite wrist carry and the toe kick, which returned to the rotation this year after a decade.
In tennis shoes, Crocs or even just their bare feet, student-athletes from across Alaska put their coordination and agility to the test in an event that had been out of rotation for a decade.
The event, using three-person teams, combines mental toughness and core strength.
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.
An amended bill would add elementary, middle school and collegiate sports to limits in place for high school.
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.
Grizzlies forward Sophie Lentfer on the girls team and Kellen Jedicka on the Grace Christian boys team were named 3A Players of the Year.
Highlights from the past two weekends of the Alaska state high school basketball championships.
The Thunderbirds capped off their undefeated season against Alaska competition by claiming their third title in the last four years.
The Warriors battled their way back from a double-digit deficit to beat the Knights in a clash of Mat-Su powerhouses.
The junior drained a 3-pointer with 2.3 seconds remaining to push the Nanooks to a 63-61 win over previously unbeaten Mt. Edgecumbe.