The West Valley High School cross-country team stole its own show on Saturday at the 11th annual West Valley Invitational on the West Ridge trails at University of Alaska Fairbanks. The season-opening meet showcased a dominant, but not unusual performance from Wolfpack senior Kendall Kramer,…
Senior quarterback Jace Henry threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, as the Lathrop Malemutes rolled to a 42-14 win over the host Eagle River Wolves in the Division II nonconference high school football season opener Saturday afternoon.
After a typical August week of wind and rain, a sunny Saturday morning saw the Dan Ramras Community Tennis Courts filled with scrimmaging players from West Valley, Lathrop, Hutchison, North Pole and Monroe Catholic high schools.
“We are a very determined team this year,” McManus said after going through the postgame-handshake line between the teams.
The host Seahawks had rallied from a 24-point deficit in the second half of the nonconference season opener between the Division III teams.
“We did a pretty good job, for the most part, holding together and sticking with each other, and working through the problems,” the fourth-year Lathrop head coach said.
The Monroe Catholic High School football team kicks off its eight-game regular season Friday with an away game against the Seward Seahawks and Rams. Head coach Marcus Cogley expects the 15 players on his roster will be gassed by the end of the fourth quarter.
David DeVaughn is entering his 20th season as the head football coach at Eielson High School, his alma mater.
“It’s been great while we haven’t had school,” Rams head coach Marcus Cogley said. “They’ve been staying up here with us and we have a coach letting them stay with him. … It’s going to get a little bit more challenging, but as of right now, things are going swimmingly.”
Three West Valley high school students, who nearly drowned in an incident Friday at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Patty Center pool, have all been released from the hospital, and the school’s football season is proceeding as originally scheduled with a new acting head coach, according t…
The West Valley High School football team’s preseason activities remain suspended due to the ongoing investigation of a swimming accident that occurred during an optional preseason team activity, which sent three West Valley High School students to the Fairbanks Memorial Hospital on Friday.
“The one theme from the movie that echoes in my head is if one person had been this girl’s champion, countless lives would have been different today,” Hessner said.
Terrel Johnson, of West Valley High School, added another award to his already long list of accolades.
Hailey Williams of Delta Junction High School was named the 2018-19 Gatorade Alaska Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year on Thursday. Williams is the first Gatorade Alaska Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year to be chosen from Delta Junction High School.
West Valley High School ended the season Saturday with a fourth-place finish in the Division I tournament of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Softball State Championships at the Cartee Complex in Anchorage.
“The big difference is they just seemed more poised and more focused today,” West Valley head coach Bryan Mitchell said by phone.
Each game went six innings.
The two teams that played for the Mid Alaska Conference title are playing for survival today in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Baseball State Championship in Anchorage.
The Cartee Complex wasn’t kind Thursday to the three Interior high school softball teams playing there in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska State Championships.
Five Region VI teams finished in the top 10 of their respective standings Saturday in the Division II meet of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Track and Field State Championships at Palmer High School.
The West Valley Wolfpack placed second in the Division I boys team standings of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Track and Field State Championships on Saturday at Palmer High School.
It was a historic Saturday for the four Interior high school soccer teams in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska State Championships in Anchorage and Eagle River.
Graydon Lesneski came through again for the West Valley High School baseball team in the Mid Alaska Conference tournament’s championship game.
The champion West Valley Wolfpack had four players honored and Jordan Malave, from runner-up Wasilla, received the MVP honor for the Railbelt Conference All-Tournament Softball Team.
Aggressive base running helped West Valley High School end a very long drought in Railbelt Conference Softball Championships.
All four high school soccer teams from the Interior are playing on the last day of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska State Championships in Anchorage and Eagle River.
West Valley senior Terrell Johnson won twice and junior teammate Kendall Kramer had a repeat victory Friday in the Division I meet of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Track and Field State Championships at Palmer High School.
Caden Wyman batted last for North Pole against the Lathrop Malemutes in Thursday afternoon’s first-round game of the Mid Alaska Conference Baseball Tournament.
The West Valley High School boys soccer team advanced while three other Interior teams suffered losses in Thursday’s first-round games of the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska State Championships in Anchorage and Eagle River.
The “complete game” Thursday night send the West Valley Wolfpack into today’s winner’s bracket final of the Railbelt Conference Softball Championships at the South Davis Complex.
The Railbelt Conference Softball Championships take place today and Friday at the South Davis Fields.
The North Pole High School baseball team generated only two hits against the Lathrop Malemutes in Saturday afternoon’s Mid Alaska Conference game at Newby Field in North Pole.
Griffen Roder said leaning his chest across the finish line wasn’t part of his practices this season for the Lathrop High School track and field team.
The Delta Junction Huskies and East Anchorage Thunderbirds high school softball teams posted 3-0 records Friday in their respective pools of the inaugural Midnight Sun Invitational Fastpitch Tournament at the South Davis Fields.
Camron Herron has competed twice this track and field season in the 3,200-meter run.
Sierra Tate was frequently a spectator this past season for University of Alaska Fairbanks women’s basketball games in the UAF Patty Center.
Wes Bockert and Adam Whitlatch were high school wrestling rivals in Toledo, Ohio. Bockert, now the Lathrop High School head wrestling coach, competed for Toledo’s Sylvania Northview and Whitlatch was a Rossford wrestler.
The objective was simple for the Monroe Catholic High School boys soccer team Wednesday night at the Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association turf fields.
The Region VI Track and Field Championships take place Friday and Saturday at West Valley High School.
Megan Hancock, Emily Bevard and Keely Harris hit inside-the-park home runs, helping the Delta Junction Huskies to a 20-5 win over the Monroe Catholic Rams in a Mid Alaska Conference high school softball game Saturday afternoon at the South Davis Fields.
The Delta Junction High School softball team placed third last year in the Division II state tournament at the South Davis Fields.
The Monroe Catholic Rams overcame a three-run deficit by scoring five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning on the way to an 8-5 win over the West Valley Wolfpack in Saturday night’s Mid Alaska Conference game at Growden Memorial Park.
Goalkeeper Kristaps Bareika earned his seventh shutout of the season and Mike Dow scored twice for the West Valley Wolfpack in Friday night’s 3-0 victory over the host Wasilla Warriors in a Railbelt Conference high school boys soccer game.
Daniel Crutcher sent a free kick high into the net with about five minutes left in the game, giving the North Pole Patriots a 3-3 tie with the Monroe Catholic Rams in a Mid Alaska Conference high school boys soccer game Thursday night at the Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association turf fields.
Isaac Garcia wasn’t fazed by this past’s record for the South Mountain Community College men’s basketball team. The Cougars, of Phoenix, finished at 12-18 overall and 7-15 conference for 11th place among 12 teams in the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference.
The West Valley High School boys soccer team won 4-0 over the Lathrop Malemutes on Wednesday night at the Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association turf fields and assured itself of a berth in the Division I state tournament in two weeks.
The Monroe Catholic Rams boys soccer team shut out the Eielson Ravens 6-0 Tuesday and moved one win closer to the program’s first berth in the Division II state tournament.
The sky is the limit for West Valley High School track and field athlete Terrel Johnson.
The North Pole Patriots split Saturday in their last two games of the Rally in the Valley high school softball tournament in Wasilla and Palmer.
The West Valley Wolfpack blanked the host Eagle River Wolves, 3-0, on Saturday in a nonconference high school boys soccer game.
Senior quarterback Jace Henry threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, as the Lathrop Malemutes rolled to a 42-14 win over the host E…
After a typical August week of wind and rain, a sunny Saturday morning saw the Dan Ramras Community Tennis Courts filled with scrimmaging play…
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