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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Houston starts season with state title in sights
HOUSTON — The Houston Hawks have some unfinished business. Last year, in their grand return to the 3A Greatland Conference, the
Knights runner-up in Peninsula Duals
NIKISKI — The Colony Knights opened their season with a runner-up finish during the Peninsula Duals Saturday at Nikiski High
Warriors win individual titles at Bob Bailey tourney
ANCHORAGE — It took one Wasilla grappler only 44 seconds and another needed overtime, but both were crowned individual champions during
Hat-trick powers Warriors to win
WASILLA — Cooper Hanson skated into his senior season with 22 career goals. The forward has found the back of the
Knights rally to top rival Hawks
By CASEY BRANCH For Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The Houston Hawks brought their game to face off, but the Colony Knights
State volleyball tourney ends for Palmer, Colony
CHUGIAK — There aren’t many coaches who could walk off the court after being knocked out of the state volleyball
Know the regulations before you apply for a permit
By Howard Delo Outdoors The 2014-2015 Alaska drawing permit hunt supplement has been out for more than two weeks
Moose win a match, drop another on first day of tourney
CHUGIAK — For the last two weeks, Palmer head coach Steve Reynolds has seen the steady progress of Leiah Reichel. Thursday,
Club hosts first Race to the Outhouse of the season
PALMER — The Mat-Su Ski Club hosted its first Race to the Outhouse event of the winter at Independence Mine
Vixens gain experience during halftime of Dolls bout
By CASEY BRANCH For the Frontiersman PALMER — The MTA Events Center was packed Saturday for the Denali Destroyer Dolls’ roller
Warriors preach effort to keep edge
WASILLA — For many teams, it might be difficult to loose a leading scorer, a top goaltender and still be considered
Pair of Valley teams prepare for quarterfinals of tournament
PALMER — In many sports, Juneau-Douglas is often the unfamiliar foe of the state tournament. Many teams from Southcentral Alaska