Wasilla flag football team extends streak with another big win over Dimond

For the second time in just more than a week, the Wasilla Warriors scored another lopsided win in a battle of two of the top flag football squads in Alaska.

Wasilla stormed to a 42-12 win over Dimond Friday at Wasilla High School. The Warriors beat up the Lynx 50-19 Sept. 10 in Anchorage.

Wasilla senior quarterback Savannah Kroon threw for three touchdown passes, and had another score on the ground Friday. Kroon had touchdown passes of 17, 59 and 20 yards. She added a 24-yard touchdown run. Wasilla had another touchdown run, a 4-yarder, in the third quarter. The Warriors had built a 22-0 lead before the Lynx found the end zone.

The Warriors also scored a 48-6 win over Service Saturday.

Wasilla is now 13-1 over and 9-1 in conference play. Dimond is 11-3.

The Warriors also extended their winning streak to eight games. Wasilla has scored at least 40 points per game during that stretch.

Colony went 2-1 during a three-game road trip in Fairbanks. The Knights beat Lathrop 27-0 and West Valley 33-0, but suffered a 49-13 loss to North Pole.

Colony is now 10-5 overall and 7-2 in the conference.

Palmer also made the trip to Fairbanks. West Valley (15-0), North Pole (62-0) and Lathrop (28-0) each handed the Moose a shutout. Palmer is 1-9 overall and 1-8 in conference.

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