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TRACK & FIELD

April 5 – 6 @ Ketchikan

Apr 12 – 13 Open

Apr 19 – 20 (Music Festival)

Apr 26 – 27 @ Thunder Mt

May 3 – 4 @ Haines

May 10 – 11 Region V @ Thunder Mt

May 17 – 18 State @ Fairbanks – Lathrop

BASEBALL

April 26-27 - JDHS & Petersburg @ Ketchkan

April 26-27 - TMHS @ Sitka

May 3-4 - JDHS, TMHS host Ketchikan / Sitka @ PSG

May 10-11 - JDHS & Ketchikan @ Sitka

May 10-11 - TMHS @ Petersburg

Everybody in Juneau Alaska knows who won the Region V basketball tournament, but you may not know what actually happened there. My name is Samuel Bibb I attend Juneau- Douglas High School and I am a member of the pep band. Some of the games did not turn out the way I wanted them to but I had a great time. Every single Thunder Mountain vs. Juneau-Douglas game this season featured an intense atmosphere, but now both pep bands, cheer teams and dance teams were there. Every fan in the crowd was yelling and screaming as loud as they could to support their team.

A big rebound by Juneau-Douglas High School senior point guard Jackson Lehnhart in the fourth quarter drew the fifth foul on Ketchikan’s hot shooter Brien Auger and the Crimson Bears survived a 60-58 nail biter in the loser-out game of the 4A Region V Basketball Championships at Mt. Edgecumbe’s B. J. McGillis Gymnasium on Thursday.

Senior Gary Speck’s seven rebounds in the fourth quarter and Ainsworth’s first free throw of the game with five seconds left sealed the win.

The Thunder Mountain High School boy’s basketball team sailed into the Region V tournament title game on the wings of 6-foot-2 junior Matt Seymour’s game high 19 points as they put a semifinal crushing on the Ketchikan Kings 55-33 in Mt. Edgecumbe’s B. J. McGillis Memorial Gymnasium on Wednesday.

“Matt stepped up big for us tonight,” TMHS coach John Blasco said. “He really got us going early when we were stagnant.”

Seymour tallied 13 points in the first half and hit four triples for the game, including two in a 9-5 Falcons first quarter advantage.