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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The four-time Iditarod champion was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2001 but overcame the illness after undergoing both surgery and radiation therapy. He then announced his second bout with cancer in August 2021.
The kicker on a high school football team can be a forgotten position at times but Marty Burton has been making a difference for the Bartlett Golden Bears.
The last time the Women’s Great Alaska Shootout was played was in 2017 and now, one of the state's most famous basketball tournaments is a reality once again.
In their inaugural season in the North American Hockey League, the Anchorage Wolverines made it all the way to the championship game. Now they are looking to get back to that mountaintop, starting training camp with a mix of new and old faces as they go into year two.
The Alaska’s News Source Fishing Report is typically done by sports reporter Austin Sjong — but for this week’s edition, the reigns have been passed to reporter Carly Schreck, who battled the rain on the Kenai Peninsula.
Alaska is home to some of the best fishing in the world and just because Anchorage is the largest city in the state, that doesn’t mean that the fishing isn’t good. You just have to know where to go.
As her classmates and friends at South Anchorage High School compete in sports against peers their age, Ante is often on the course competing against those more twice her elder in the only state in America that does not sponsor high school golf.
To say that the Kenai River red salmon run has been hot lately would be an understatement. But how about the Kenai’s little brother, the Kasilof? Austing Sjong finds out in this week’s Fishing Report, plus, Alaska became the 50th and final state to host a United State Golf Association Event and it delivered.
Usually, an Alaskan athlete would have to go out of state to meet with college coaches, but the Great Alaska Showcase turns that around and has the coaches come to Alaska.
On the surface the turquoise waters of the Kasilof look straight out of a post card but the Kenai Rivers little brother can produce some serious fish as well.
On this edition of 907 sports a family Fishing Report with Austin Sjong who went down to Seldovia where his family showed him Halibut heaven and a look at golf history in Alaska.
Patience and persistence paid off for the Eagle River Wolves in the Alaska American Legion State Championship game against Service Post 28, just as it had all summer.
Anchorage’s 14-year old boxing phenom Maliyah Schmid-Carey has been collecting wins in the rings left and right, like her lethal combo, but none bigger than the gold medal she picked up at the Junior Olympic Boxing Championships in Wichita, Kansas earlier this month.
Savoonga’s Isaiah Waghiyi appeared on American Ninja Warrior Season 14 and also competed at the 2022 World Eskimo Indian Olympics in Fairbanks, where Jordan Rodenberger caught up with the latest Alaskan to appear on the popular obstacle course game show. The fish count is high, and so are the waters in Kenai, as Austin Sjong found out in this week’s fishing report, while East Anchorage’s Kyler Johnson and Deuce Zimmerman aren’t done making history together, signing to the same college to continue their football careers.
The Nunaka Valley Little League Softball team in the junior division and the Palmer Little League Softball team in the majors division are both playing in national regional tournaments.
In this edition of 907 Sports Austin Sjong breaks down some game tape of Sports Director Jordan Rodenberger trying some events at the World Eskimo Indian Olympics and Alaska residents try to fill their freezers dipnetting on the Kenai.
Day one of the 61st World Eskimo Indian Olympics started the 2022 traditional games in the traditional fashion with drumming and dancing from dancers, volunteers and competitors.
Palmer's Sarah Uschmann not only holds a youth American record, but just returned from the 2022 USA Weightlifting National Championships with hardware.
Dimond High School alum Chris Kuper was named the Minnesota Vikings Offensive Line Coach this offseason, but before coaching up professionals who get paid millions of dollars, he led his annual three-day Solstice Lineman camp at East Anchorage High School this week
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