Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Palmer girls open with win
ANCHORAGE — With four of his top 8 players in the sophomore class, Palmer head coach Lyle Busbey knows the importance
Knights place pair in top 15 of Lynx Loppet
ANCHORAGE — Tracen Knopp led Valley skiers with an 11th-place finish in the boys’ class during the Dimond Lynx Loppet
Wasilla hockey scores big win over East
ANCHORAGE — Wasilla used a pair of hat tricks to power past the East Anchorage Thunderbirds 9-3 at the Ben
Seniors help Moose open season with a win
PALMER — The Palmer Moose are the defending Northern Lights Conference champions, but return only two players who saw significant action
Seahawks sweep Hawks basketball squads
HOUSTON — The Seward Seahawks swept the Houston Hawks during the Houston basketball programs’ season-opener last Saturday at Houston High.
Knights finish second in state duals championships
ANCHORAGE — Despite a late push by the Knights, South Anchorage managed to edge Colony 41-36 during the final round
Ketchikan girls upset Warriors
WASILLA — The Ketchikan Kings spoiled Wasilla’s season-opener Monday night, edging the Warriors 38-33 at Wasilla High School
Houston senior makes school history; junior wins top honor at state meet
ANCHORAGE — As Houston senior Luke Wagner and junior Aaron Drake stepped onto the mat Saturday evening, each faced their own
Houston downs Patriots on home ice
HOUSTON — The Big Lake Lions Recreation and Community Center may not be heated, but that didn’t stop the Houston
Wagner, Drake win titles for Houston
ANCHORAGE — Luke Wagner capped his quest to be a three-time state champion the same way he wrestled through much
Colony falls at opening of Houston tournament
BIG LAKE — With the opening of the Big Lake Lions Recreation and Community Center, Houston has a new slab of
Hebert-Truax named to Alaska Sports Hall of Fame
WASILLA — In mathematics, the numbers don’t lie. Just ask Wasilla High math teacher and longtime girls basketball coach Jeannie