BY KLAS STOLPE

Juneau-Douglas High School scored two runs in the top of the seventh inning and the Thunder Mountain boys stranded one runner in their last at bat as the Crimson Bears survived a cross-town scare for a 2-1 win over the Falcons Tuesday night at Adair Kennedy Field.

Trailing 1-0 the Crimson Bears looked to be headed to defeat as the leadoff hitter in their last at bat grounded out to the Falcons’ hurler, Dylan Johnson.

Team Standings:

Girls 4A - 1. Thunder Mountain 75.5 / 2. Ketchikan 71.5 / 3. Juneau-Douglas 27.

Boys 4A - 1. Thunder Mountain 84 / 2. Ketchikan 58 / 3. Juneau-Douglas 32.

Girls 1/2/3A - 1. Sitka 137 / 2. Petersburg 131 / 3. Haines 117 / 4. Yakutat 64 / 5. Skagway 2.

Boys 1/2/3A - 1. Sitka 195 / 2. Haines 114 / 3. Petersburg 102 / 4. Skagway 58 / 5. Yakutat 28 / 6. Gustavus 8 / 7. Thorne Bay 2 / 8. Angoon 1.

Sportsmanship Award:

Petersburg.

Event Results:

The shots came fast and furious on Wednesday night at Adair Kennedy Field as the Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears took another cleated step towards an undefeated boys Southeast Conference soccer record with an 8-0 win over Thunder Mountain.

JDHS had two shots on goal in the first 10 minutes of play, a penalty kick at the 28-minute mark, a shot at 27 and another at 26-minute marks, two more corner kicks and another at point blank range.

The Thunder Mountain High School girl’s soccer team has just about clinched the Southeast title and another first by stopping Juneau-Douglas 3-0 on Tuesday night on the Adair Kennedy pitch.

The Falcons and Crimson Bears played to a 0-0 first half draw before TMHS caught fire in the opening minutes of the second 40-minutes.

“I think the key was getting a quick goal in the second half,” TMHS coach Kris Coffee said. “That got us going.”