The team put their heads together in that short time and put together a 64-page report outlining ways to cut costs, even suggesting dropping down to Division 2
The University of Alaska Anchorage Gymnastics team needs to raise $880,000 with half in cash and half in pledges for the next year if they want to keep their program alive.
Division one will now be classified as schools that have an enrollment of 851 plus students. Division two is now defined as schools with an enrollment of less than 850.
When Rosie Brennan and Jessie Diggins raced to a 1-2 finish in the 10-kilometer freestyle pursuit Sunday in Val Müstair, Switzerland, they secured the first-ever 1-2 finish for the U.S. in a FIS cross-country skiing World Cup Women’s race.
The pandemic has forced many small businesses to shut down, but for the Avalanche Wrestling Club and Legacy Jiu-Jitsu, they are attacking it like it is their next match.
Throughout the last week of December, Alaska’s Sports Source will count down the top five sports moments from the past year recognizing the best Alaska sports had to offer.
Throughout the last week of December, Alaska’s Sports Source will count down the top five sports moments from the past year recognizing the best Alaska sports had to offer.
Throughout the last week of December, Alaska’s Sports Source will count down the top five sports moments from the past year recognizing the best Alaska sports had to offer.
The UAA Gymnastics program is one-third of the way to meeting their fundraising goal to keep their program alive. We talked with the Interim Head Coach about what events and fundraising campaigns are coming up, as we near 45 days until the deadline.
Throughout the last week of December, Alaska’s Sports Source will count down the top five sports moments from the past year recognizing the best Alaska sports had to offer.
The University of Alaska Anchorage Ski team has reached its fundraising goal and is waiting for the money to be certified before possible reinstatement.
The vaccine is now in Anchorage but it will be awhile before everyone can get it. Meaning more working from home and more staying inside, so why not take a little break and take advantage of out beautiful state!
The pandemic has forced many of us to hit the outdoors to keep socially distant and active, and Alaska's newest ski area is looking to be in good shape after opening just three weeks ago.
