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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Cardinal battery energizes Miners
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor PALMER -- The Mat-Su battery, a pair of Stanford products, energized the Miners and led
Bigler leads Miners
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor PALMER -- A Brett Bigler run was the difference between Mat-Su and AIA as the
Road Warriors host legion tourney
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor The Alaska Road Warriors American Legion baseball squad will host the annual Todd Ryan Memorial
One-way ticket to success
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor Clayton Carson paid his own way just to have an opportunity to play in the
Repeat winners
JODI SNYDER / For the Frontiersman BIG LAKE -- The 2004 Big Lake Triathlon began with a brisk morning swim along the
Mushers sign up for Iditarod
As of Monday morning 66 mushers had signed up for the 2005 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Forty-three mushers
Miners continue to have edge over Bucs
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor PALMER -- Chris Mason and the Mat-Su Miners continue to have the Anchorage Bucs'
Miners split with Pilots
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor The Mat-Su Miners are 2-2 in Alaska Baseball League play following a two-
Hawk gets shot at junior level
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/ Sports editor For most of his hockey career, James Hundley simply played for fun. Late in his
Pilots rip Miners
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor PALMER -- The sunshine gods smiled upon baseball fans at Hermon Brothers Field Sunday afternoon, but
Bitten by the rugby bug
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor Cate Jelle thought her competitive athletics career was over after he senior year of high
Using fun, teaching fundamentals
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor PALMER -- For most of the summer, college players from across the country roam the outfield