While Daniel Wardell stole the show with his jaw dropping spikes the entire Tanalian Lynx team came together for a dominate run to their second straight ASAA Mix Six State Championship.
The Craig Panthers went undefeated during the ASAA 2A State Volleyball Tournament but it was far from easy with every one of their matches going at least four sets and the championship match going five.
Four veteran mushers beat the November 30 midnight deadline at the last second, but the field of 34 mushers who have signed up for the 2023 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is still among the smallest in race history.
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.
From November to December, Monday through Friday, 4pm to 6pm at Service High School Wheelchair athletes are going up and down the court playing wheelchair basketball.
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.
The K300 race committee has announced a new season long series called the “The Delta Championship Series” which includes six different races on the Kuskokwim river (excluding the K300 and the Akiak Dash).
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 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.
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.
Every year star football player from around the state come together to show off their skills one last time and to help the Al Aska Shriners organization raise money.
Whether they grew up in Alaska, train in Alaska or went to college in Alaska the 2022-23 United States National Cross Country Team is full of Alaskans or Alaskan affiliated cross country skiers on all levels.
Homer Quarterback Carter Tennison led the Mariners to an improbable upset victory over the previously undefeated Houston Hawks in the DIII State Championship Game.
For the second year in a row, the Lathrop Malamutes beat the Soldotna Stars to win the ASAA Div. II State Football Championship this time by a score of 21-18.
For the first time in Homer High School football history, the Mariners have won the Division III State Football Championship, upsetting the undefeated Houston Hawks 22-20.
At the start of the season the Service High School tennis team had around 20 kids but after the third week it ballooned to around 40. Showing just how inviting, fun and competitive the team has become under their first year head coach Joe Schmid.
Chugiak's Campbell Peterson has entered eight races this season, winning all eight with the most important one coming up this weekend with the state championship.
Brushkana resident and four-time Iditarod Trail sled dog race finisher Jessie Holmes was injured after traveling to Golovin last week with a group of other mushers to assist in cleaning up after the remnants of Typhoon Merbok ravaged the western coast of Alaska.
The Cook Inlet Conference has the most tennis players in the state and starting today they go head to head in singles and doubles to try and advance to the state tournament.
Lauren Sulte is a senior captain for the undefeated Dimond volleyball team and while she can dig and spike with the best of them, her best attribute is the leadership she brings to the team.
It was like a scene from a movie. After years of rebuilding the program, head coach Matt Shasby and the new edition of the Seawolves hockey team took the ice on Friday night.
The Alaska’s News Source crew has been all around the state this year searching for Fishing Report stories far and wide, here are some of the highlights from what was an action packed season.
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