The Fairbanks Ice Dogs and Anchorage Wolverines served notice that they’re ready to establish a new rivalry that actually dates back for decades after splitting a two-game North American Hockey League series in Anchorage on Friday and Saturday.
After giving up the first goal of the game, the Ice Dogs scored the final three tallies to claim a 3-1 victory Friday night at Ben Boeke Arena in Anchorage.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs got back on track in front of a capacity crowd on Saturday night at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.
The trend most recently for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs was they’d win on a Friday and lose on a Saturday. Friday didn’t go the way the Dogs wanted.
In February of this year, I decided to move to Fairbanks, Alaska. I’ll never forget the first thing my dad said to me on the phone.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs know that they have to start playing better on Saturdays and competing for the entirety of games. Considering they’re t…
Credit the Fairbanks Ice Dogs for fighting back after finding themselves in a near impossible hole early on.
Those of you who read the headline and actually decided to read the story: Congratulations on being one of the few and thank you for doing so.…
Sometimes you can play better in a loss than you do in a win. While the Fairbanks Ice Dogs were sloppy in a victory Thursday night, they had m…
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs returned to play Thursday night. While it got closer than they would’ve liked in the third period, the Dogs ended the e…
