Sprint sled dog racing on the streets of Anchorage will return at the 87th edition of Fur Rondy, with the 2022 Open World Championship races slated for February 25-27.
University of Alaska Anchorage Director of Athletics Greg Myford died Monday night after a two-plus year battle with esophageal cancer, a member of the university’s athletic department confirmed.
The 32nd Annual Turkey Shootout hockey tournament started Thursday and runs until Sunday at four different ice rinks. The Ben Boeke Ice Arena, Dempsey Anderson Ice Rink, Seawolf Sports Complex and the Royal Business Systems Ice Center are playing host to 69 different teams in 10 different divisions for a total of 148 games.
Fresh off of signing her national letter of intent (NLI) to the University of Texas, Seward’s Lydia Jacoby has signed a sponsorship deal, taking advantage of the NCAA’s name, image and likeness (NIL) rule.
Before becoming the first Alaskan and disabled veteran to race in a national NASCAR event, Keith McGee was racing go-karts at the Extreme Fun Center in Wasilla. This past week he returned to where he got his start in racing.
The University of Alaska Anchorage volleyball team has been selected to the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II West Regional Bracket.
For the first time in North American Hockey League regular season play, the Anchorage Wolverines and Fairbanks Ice Dogs will face off. The two teams will play in a two-game series on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ben Boeke Ice Arena.
The Chugiak High School girls cross country team traveled to Bosie, Idaho where they competed in and won the Girls Open Invitational in the Nike Cross National Northwest Regional Championships.
Four days after winning two more individual state championships and less than four months off of the gold medal podium at the Tokyo Olympics, Seward’s standout swimmer Lydia Jacoby had one more box to check.
The Iditarod sled dog race has teamed up with Alaska-based Lynden family of companies ahead of the 50th anniversary of the historic race, the Trail Committee announced Wednesday.
Since there is no state wide meet the Cook Inlet Conference regional is the championship meet for gymnasts in and around Anchorage. Every school in the conference was represented, some schools have large gymnastics teams others are made up of a team of one.
Just over three months after winning gold in the 100-yard breaststroke at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Jacoby’s illustrious prep swim career came full circle at the 2021 ASAA State Championships.
Addison Anderson competed at Truist Park, the Home of the Atlanta Braves against the best of the best in the 11-12 age group in the Pitch Hit and Run competition.
Tobin Karlberg has been playing basketball in Anchorage for his whole life and while he is a senior in the classroom he is just a junior on the court. This year he is looking to make a splash.
The football game features the best seniors in the state from all three divisions going head to head inside The Dome. Not only is it a chance for players from all over the state to show off their talents but also all of the money that is raised goes directly to Shriner’s children’s hospitals.
When the University Alaska Anchorage men’s basketball team takes the floor Friday for the Green and Gold game it will be the first competitive game for the team with referees in 601 days.
A ball, some knee pads, a net and applesauce; those are the key ingredients to success on the court for Colony High School volleyball’s Calista Ousley, who happens to have Type 1 diabetes.
Chicago Blackhawks general manager and president of hockey operations Stan Bowman has resigned after an investigation found he was among a group of leaders who failed to respond promptly to allegations that an assistant coach sexually assaulted a player in 2010.
Anchorage hockey player Evan Trupp is taking on a coaching role with the Anchorage Wolverines after wrapping up his final chemotherapy treatment for Hodgkin's Lymphona.
For yet another year the West Anchorage Eagles take the top spot for both Girls and Boys singles. Athena Clendaniel and Charlie Rush of West high school win back to back state tittles in girls and boys singles.
Runners in three different divisions took on the muddy Bartlett trails in hopes of taking home the Alaska School Activities Association's top prize in Alaska high school cross country.
According to the Tustumena 200 Sled Dog Race Association Facebook page the race will not take place in 2022 and there is no plan in place to move forward.
