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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Miners add pitching coach
PALMER — Like most baseball players who grow up in the 49th state, Matt Greely closely followed the Alaska Baseball League.
2015 Hawks part of hockey legacy
WASILLA — After back-to-back seasons that ended with losses in the championship game, Houston senior Mike Spidal and his
Wasilla musher wins Willow Jr. 100
By Nick Holom For the Frontiersman WILLOW — A late push gave Andrew Nolan his first title in the Willow Junior
Hawks win 3A state hockey title
WASILLA — For the last two years, the Houston Hawks have had to settle for watching the other team celebrate. In
Colony boys 2nd, girls 3rd in region championship
GOVERNMENT PEAK — Any doubts spectators, coaches or skiers may have had about trail conditions going into the Region III championship
Warriors top Knights, place 3rd in state hockey tourney
WASILLA —Skating into the fourth meeting of the season between the Wasilla Warriors and the Colony Knights, each squad sported
Wasilla basketball sweeps Palmer
Frontiersman.com PALMER —Alex Baham found a way to set the tone in the opponent’s gym Friday night. The
Knights, Warriors fall in state hockey semis
Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Thursday marked the biggest day in Mat-Su 4A hockey in more than 25 years. Both Colony
Warriors beat South in 2OT, move forward in hockey tourney
WASILLA — Good things aren’t always planned, and sometimes hard work and a fortunate bounce can trump anything scripted. Wasilla
Knights blank Lynx in first round of state hockey tourney
WASILLA — For most of their careers, Colony captain Logan Sanders and his fellow seniors had only been able to watch
Derby Dolls to host Valentine’s Day special
Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Denali Destroyer Dolls plan on spending their Valentines Day sharing their love for derby. The Valley
Skiers prepare for thin, old snow on championship course
GOVERNMENT PEAK — Increased temperatures combined with recent strong winds and a longtime lack of snowfall have beaten down the trails