Sadly, it is time to put away the peanuts, Cracker Jacks and baseball bats for the season but not without crowning three worthy champions at three different levels.
Tri-Valley's Taylor Eddington won four events and set a new record at the state track & field meet. She's taking her talents to St. Catherine University to run track and play hockey.
From jumpers reaching new heights, to throwers hitting new marks, distance runners outpacing the pack and sprinters anxiously awaiting a photo finish, the 2026 ASAA State Track and Field meet brought it all.
Chugiak High School’s Mary Jo Landon is a two-time Alaska State Tennis Champion, claiming Doubles Titles in 2024 and 2025, and is off to compete in NCAA Division II Athletics this fall... But not for her tennis abilities.
Mac Swanson made his first Frozen Four appearance with North Dakota, while David Carle won his third National Championship as the head coach of Denver.
The day following a historic showing by an Alaskan at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Italy, a pair of prep skiers put on their performances that led them to the top of the podium.
Oliver Zuber delivered the game-winning goal while goaltender Jaeger Huelskoetter made 22 saves in the shutout victory in the state championship game as South Anchorage caps off an unbeaten season.
By Jordan Rodenberger, Tyler Lane and Charlie Fellows
Alaska's News Source's sports department takes a look back at the top athletes, performances and moments from 2025, while taking a look ahead at what’s to come in 2026.
Earl Parker is moving up in the world of football, but this wasn’t always the plan for this Fairbanks athlete who now has a chance to reach the highest level of football in the United States.
Nearly a decade since they were battling against each other in practice drills, West High grads Alani Makihele and Thomas Witte shared quite the moment over rivalry weekend.
The Wrangell High School cross-country team sent 10 runners to the 2025 ASAA State Championships this year, five of whom were able to crack the top 10 in their respective races, and two of whom won their race.
Coming off of Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors, Alailefaleula racked up 55 tackles, 18 for loss, 8 sacks, an interception, two fumble recoveries, a safety, and defensive touchdown while anchoring Bartlett’s top ranked defense allowing just 6 points per game.
