Right wing Parker Brown prepares to skate toward the net during the Fairbanks Ice Dogs' practice Tuesday morning at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
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Fairbanks Ice Dogs goaltenders Austin Ryman, right, and Mattias Sholl set up nets for a drill during practice Oct. 9 in the Big Dipper Ice Arena. The Ice Dogs face the New Mexico Wolves in a nondivisional North American Hockey League series in the Big Dipper at 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday.
Fairbanks Ice Dogs goaltender Mattias Sholl waits with teammate Noah Wilson (22) and Janesville Jets’ Parker Lindauer (8) for a faceoff during a North American Hockey League game March 14 at the Big Dipper Ice Arena. Sholl played for Team NAHL in the Sirius Junior Club World Cup in Sochia, …
Ice Dogs forward Tanner Edwards, right, celebrates Fairbanks's third goal of the night during the third period against Kenai River Thursday evening, March 28, 2019, at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
Brenden MacLaren, center, waits with two Fairbanks Ice Dogs teammates to participate in a drill during Tuesday’s practice at the Big Dipper Ice Arena. MacLaren came to Fairbanks in a recent trade with the Janesville (Wisconsin) Jets, a rival of the Ice Dogs in the North American Hockey Leagu…
Fairbanks Ice Dogs goaltender Mattias Sholl clings to the puck against the goalpost while teammates and Janesville Jets players surround him during the second period of Thursday night's North American Hockey League game at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs display a limited-edition commemorative hoodie for their Military Appreciation Weekend series against the Minnesota Magicians today and Saturday at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs display a limited-edition commemorative hoodie for their Military Appreciation Weekend series against the Minnesota Magicians today and Saturday at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
Laker Aldridge arrived in the Interior a year ago and started his first season of Tier II junior A hockey with the Fairbanks Ice Dogs, of the North American Hockey League.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs left the New England Sports Village on Saturday with seven goals scored and one allowed during their North American Hockey League weekend in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs and Northeast Generals played penalty free for the first two periods of Friday night’s opener of a North American Hockey League series in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
“We know that they’re a highly-skilled team,” Ice Dogs head coach Trevor Stewart said of the Generals by phone Thursday. “They have a lot of forwards that have the ability to control the game.
