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. On Thursday, Sholl received the Vaughn NAHL Goaltender of the Month award f…
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.Â
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.Â
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.
Grant Ledford had a few choices when it came to choosing a college where he’d play hockey and work for a degree.
In one week, Fairbanks Ice Dogs defenseman Jake Borgida went from preparing to play for the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup to preparing for college hockey.
Both squads from West Valley High School, the North Pole girls team and the Monroe Catholic boys group are among the entries in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Soccer State Championships in Southcentral this week.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs came up short Tuesday night in their quest for the program’s fourth Robertson Cup national championship.Â
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs didn’t give their skates a workout Monday in the Fogerty Ice Arena in Blaine, Minnesota.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs gave themselves an opportunity Sunday to become a four-time Robertson Cup champion in the 2010s.
For the second straight year the Fairbanks Ice Dogs are involved in a Game 3 of a semifinal series in the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup National Tournament.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs saw their playoff momentum in the North American Hockey League get harshly interrupted by the Johnstown Tomahawks on Friday.
Four teams will be in action Friday in the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup National Tournament in the Fogerty Ice Arena in Blaine, Minnesota.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs’ quest for their fourth Robertson Cup National Championship in the North American Hockey League begins against the Johnstown Tomahawks.
