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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Knights ride dark horse to victory
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/Sports editor PALMER -- Led by a 228-yard effort from first-year running back Shawn Olivera, the
Colony, Wasilla host home openers
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor Colony and Wasilla will host their first home games, and Houston and Palmer will take
Moose lose Rousey
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor Palmer High School lost one of its most popular coaches over the summer. Norm Rousey,
Big first half helps Dimond past Wasilla
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/Sports editor ANCHORAGE -- Though Wasilla had a new chrome look, the Warriors were a little rusty on
Balanced attack leads T-birds over Colony
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/Sports editor ANCHORAGE -- Word around the Alaska high school football scene is East High School has a
Youth gearing up for skateboard, BMX event at Alaska State Fair
By AMY MENEREY/Frontiersman reporter WASILLA -- On any given afternoon you can find a large number of Valley youth at
Hawks give Valdez the gridiron initiation
By JEREMIAH BARTZ/Sports editor HOUSTON -- Valdez's first football game at the varsity level was more like a
Family-run track promotes competition, fun
By AMY MENEREY-Frontiersman reporter MAT-SU -- North Star Speedway has a lot of history for its short existence on
North Star Speedway roars to life
By AMY MENEREY-Frontiersman reporter MAT-SU -- Last weekend North Star Speedway hosted the Alaska Sprint Tour "Outlaw Invasion
Alaska Sprint Tour Outlaw Invasion at Northstar Speedway
By AMY MENEREY-Frontiersman reporter With tires squealing around every turn, the annual Alaska Sprint Tour "Outlaw Invasion"
Hawks continue to build
By Jeremiah Bartz-Sports editor Every year there are several question marks surrounding the Houston High football squad. With factors
A familiar look for Knights
By JEREMIAH BARTZ-Sports editor The Colony football program will have a familair look this year. Fans watching the 2003