UAA hockey coach: 'We don’t know what the future holds’
At the WCHA’s annual media teleconference Wednesday, Matt Curley addressed concerns about the University of Alaska’s shaky financial situation.
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Seawolf spikers leave Showcase tournament on winning note
For the second straight day, junior Vera Pluharova anchored a big block for the Seawolves.
Seawolves scrape out 5-set volleyball win with big fifth-set comeback
The team is 4-3 heading into a Saturday morning match in San Bernardino, California.
UAA volleyball team serves up a comeback behind freshman Maggie Schlueter
The Seawolves play again Friday afternoon.
Michael Friess is coaching UAA cross country again
Friess in June announced his retirement after 29 years with the Seawolves.
UAA volleyball team hits the road with a 2-2 record
The Seawolves will try to bounce back from a Saturday night loss in the final match of the Seawolf Invitational.
Pair of outside hitters get an early season workout for the UAA volleyball team
Eve Stephens and Vanessa Hayes shouldered the load to help the Seawolves go 2-1 in their first three matches of the season.
UAA volleyball team goes from rags to riches in season’s first two matches
The Seawolves wrap up the three-day, round-robin Seawolf Invitational at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with a match against UC San Diego.
UAA volleyball team swings into action with 4 matches in 3 days
The Seawolves open the season Thursday with a match at the Alaska Airlines Center.
UAA men’s basketball team gets a last-minute addition from Florida
DeAndre Osuigwe replaces Travis Adams of Utqiagvik, who has put his basketball career on hold because of a chronic back condition.
A bad back drives UAA point guard Travis Adams out of college basketball
The former Barrow Whalers star would have been a sophomore for the Seawolves in the 2019-20 season.
As University of Alaska moves toward consolidation, two athletic programs might become one
UA president Jim Johnsen said he doesn’t know yet if some teams can be based in Anchorage and others at Fairbanks, or if one campus will get them all.
Wasilla gymnast is first athlete to leave UAA because of financial uncertainties
The UAA chancellor has released a plan that would cut 40% of UAA’s athletic department budget.
UAA hockey coach doing double-duty this week as a USA Hockey coach
Matt Curley, the second-year coach of the Seawolves, was named the head coach of a USA Hockey team preparing for an August tournament in Germany.
WCHA’s demise stems from geography and struggling college programs
Seven teams plan to abandon the league, compounding problems for Alaska’s two college hockey teams.
Between proposed budget cuts and WCHA shakeup, college hockey’s future in Alaska looks shaky
Three years ago the sport was targeted for elimination but survived. Now the threats to its survival are even greater.
7 of WCHA’s 10 hockey teams want to leave UAA, UAF behind
The news was a surprise to UAA and UAF, administrators from both schools said Friday.
UAA hockey coach’s first recruiting class includes 11 players, none of them from Alaska
Among the recruits is a player who survived the crash that killed 16 people traveling on the Humboldt Broncos bus last year.
UAA men’s basketball team doesn’t look far to shore up its roster
Nathan Fromm, a Service High standout who spent two years playing junior college basketball, is joining the Seawolves.
After 29 years and 178 All-Americans, UAA running coach Michael Friess calls it a career
Friess was the head coach of three teams — cross country, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field.