Lohnes is a knowledge manager for the 139th Airlift Wing’s Communications Flight. While this is where she has worked for the past 15 years, her background is quite diverse.
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North Pole Sports
The Alaska Schools Activities Association wrapped up two days of meetings this week and announced winter and spring high school sports schedules.
The WCHA announced its pre-season poll, All-Conference team, player of the year and rookie of the year at its recent Media Day.
The Memphis Tigers enter the season just below the Nanooks in the rankings at No. 12.
The Ice Dogs, who will play a 48 game regular season schedule, play the first portion of that schedule outside the state of Alaska.
UAA Athletic Director Greg Myford said that if games are played, and that decision has not yet been determined, COVID numbers must drastically improve for any chance for spectator attendance.
The Nanooks will play two non-conference series against their arch-rivals the UAA Seawolves. Both teams will play in Fairbanks on Dec. 4-5. Both teams play in Anchorage the following weekend, Dec. 11-12.
