Jordan Rodenberger

One of the most participated track events - and most important outside of the state meet - is the Russ Edwards Big C Relays, which saw nearly 800 athletes last year at The Dome.

The long grind of the 60-game regular season is coming down the final stretch in the North American Hockey League and a number of teams are still fighting for the final two playoff spots in the Midwest Division.

Just as a bow is put on the 1A and 2A state basketball tournaments, the Alaska Airlines Center welcomes in the larger, 3A and 4A programs from around the state for four days of competition.

ACS senior Sayvia Sellers already has one of the most decorated high school careers the state has seen - including two state championships and two Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year Awards - and just cemented her name in the record books forever.

Nome and Grace Christian will battle for the 3A state title once again on Saturday.

Mt. Edgecumbe and Grace Christian will face each other in the 3A state championship for the first time on Saturday.

The lights are brighter and the stage is bigger at the 1A and 2A Alaska State Basketball Championships — but the moment wasn’t too big for Kake’s Ethan Kadake and Tikigaq’s Jennifer Nash, who led their respective programs to state titles this past weekend.

Rookies Hunter Keefe and Eddie Burke Jr. can't seem to separate from each other as the race for Rookie of the Year remains tight.

The reigning champion of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has scratched from this year’s race.

The face of a race and the heart of a sport, Lance Mackey showcased one of the most dominant runs dog mushing has ever seen with passion, care and resiliency.

There are many stops on the 1,000-mile Iditarod trail from Anchorage to Nome, but some of the most important stops happen before pawing starting line, including the food drops and the vet checks.

In a field of over 200 of the state’s top high school skiers, Service and West Anchorage stood atop the podiums, but they weren't the only ones shining at the state championships.

The race was put on hold at noon to allow for fuel to be transported to the Poorman and Ophir checkpoints, where snow conditions had worsened.

With many of the major milestones of “The World’s Longest, Toughest Snowmobile Race” behind them, the remaining 15 teams on the Iron Dog trail turn their attentions towards the final 1,000 miles as the leave Nome and head south.

After some much-needed rest, those left standing in Iron Dog 2023 are out of McGrath and on their way to Ruby before heading towards the Western Alaska coast.

Day one and 300+ miles of trail are behind Iron Dog competitors as the top teams reached the McGrath checkpoint Friday evening led by Team 10, Mike Morgan and Chris Olds.

A total of 25 teams prepared for the start of the 2023 Iron Dog Pro Class on Tuesday morning at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Wasilla.

While the Iron Dog — tabbed "The World’s longest, toughest snowmobile race" — is highlighted by the Pro Class, the Expedition Class gives an opportunity for less competitive racers to still experience why the historic race has earned that title.

More than 200 Alaskan athletes representing 34 communities are playing 18 different sports at the 2023 Arctic Winter Games in Wood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada this week.

While many cross-country runners are strapping on the skis this time of the year, the coveted Gatorade Player of the Year Awards for cross-country running have been announced.

The phrase, ‘Saved by Swayman’ has been echoing throughout National Hockey League rinks this season, but it was first heard ringing out in the rinks of Alaska.

Anchorage versus Fairbanks rivalries are alive and well and that was proven this weekend on the ice and on the hardwood, a couple of local basketball players show off their clutch gene, the Willow 300 and Kuskokwim 300 see familiar champions and the Gatorade Players of the Year for cross-country running were announced.

For the seventh year, and third straight at Kincaid Park in Alaska, the top winter triathletes in the country gathered Saturday to compete in a 6-kilometer run, 8-mile fat bike ride and 6K ski race with tickets to the World Championships on the line.

In this edition of 907 Sports, we break down the Alaska Airlines Classic, highlight a standout basketball player who once dominated that tournament, revisit a hockey rivalry and check-in on Alaska’s very-own Jeremy Swayman in the NHL.

A pair of mid-distance sled dog races kicks off the 2023 season, a Peninsula race to the finish in ski plus some top plays from the world of high school hoops occupy this edition of 907 Sports.

UAA standout Da'Zhon Wyche's senior season was cut short following an NCAA ruling.

Nic Petit fended off Brent Sass to win his fifth Copper Basin 300 title in six years.

Eddie Burke Jr. made the final push for the win after trading spots with Brent Sass in the final stretch of the 2023 Knik 200.

70 of America's top youth and junior biathletes competed at the Kincaid Range for the Team USA Biathlon Trials last week.

16-year old Elias made the Team USA roster and will be competing at the Youth and Junior World Championships while Reine, 13, competed against those up to 18-years old and more than held her own.

Deshawn won the DI 160 lb. title, Mya took the Girls 130 lb. crown, while Myles is the DII 130 lb. champion as the Campbells sweep the State Wrestling Tournament.

Nikiski, Seward, Valdez, Monroe Catholic and Eielson are the five former Division III programs who will now go independent and distance themselves from the playing the traditional 11 players per side for the time being.

While the first Alaska high school cross-country ski action took place in Fairbanks in November, student-athletes in Southcentral Alaska had their first taste of snow, speed and competition at the Snowball Skate at Service High School on Saturday.

Veteran musher Hugh Neff was denied entry for the 2023 Iditarod by the Iditarod Trail Committee, he said in a Facebook post Friday afternoon.

The 2022 GNAC Men's Cross-Country Athlete of the Year is ready to make some noise at the NCAA Division II National meet on Friday.

The Turkey Trot saw a record number of participants, a Thanksgiving table squabble between the Anchorage Wolverines and the Fairbanks Ice Dogs, and girls wrestling galore highlight this week’s edition of 907 Sports.

Chris Green announced his resignation as UAA volleyball coach Monday evening, citing a disagreement with the administration.

University of Alaska Anchorage head volleyball coach Chris Green announced his resignation Monday after 15 seasons at the helm. Assistant coach Stacie Meisner has been named interim head coach.

It took a couple heartbreaks, but the Kenai Kardinals finally won their first state volleyball championship this past weekend led by spikers Cali Holmes and Emma Beck.

A scheduling conflict with the Women's Great Alaska Shootout is preventing the UAA volleyball program from hosting the NCAA DII West Region Championships.

The seasons are changing, and that goes for high school sports as well as three more sports wrapped up their seasons this past week.

The Kenai Kardinals won it's first-ever state volleyball championship after sweeping Valdez Saturday.

The Anchorage/Fairbanks sports rivalry saw another storied chapter this weekend at the Ben Boeke between the two junior hockey programs. A new state record, a dynasty continuing its legacy, and surprise placement highlighted the 2022 ASAA State Swim and Dive Championships over the weekend as Alaska’s swiftest swimmers competed for three days at the Bartlett Pool, while the new NCAA Division II regular-season attendance record belongs to the UAA Seawolves and the Alaska sports community.

The new NCAA Division II regular-season attendance record belongs to the UAA Seawolves and the Alaska Sports Community.

A new state record, a dynasty continues and surprise placement highlighted the 2022 ASAA State Swim and Dive Championships over the weekend as Alaska’s swiftest swimmers competed for three days at the Bartlett Pool.

The COVID-19 pandemic set a lot of athletes back, whether due to lack of facilities, practices or time training, but these two standout swimmers used it to propel them to the next level.

The Colony Knights defeated the Juneau Huskies 14-7 to claim the Division I State Football Championship for the first time.

The Healthy Futures Game Changer Campaign is tapping on over 30 ambassadors to help raise money for disadvantaged youth in sports across Alaska.

Homer Quarterback Carter Tennison led the Mariners to an improbable upset victory over the previously undefeated Houston Hawks in the DIII State Championship Game.

The Dimond Lynx make it three championships in a row after defeating South Anchorage 27-9.