The Moose are still 0-for-Juneau.

No. 3 Juneau-Douglas took a 20-0 lead and held off a gutsy Palmer rally, knocking off the Railbelt Conference rival Moose 29-13 Friday night at Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park.

Palmer has never won in the Capital City, and a late 29-yard field goal by first-year kicker Adam Soto and a 10-yard Jerick Ibias touchdown run with 46 seconds to play kept it that way.

After scoring 125 points in their first two games, things were shaping up for another Crimson Bear blow out when Juneau-Douglas took a 20-0 lead into the half.

The Juneau-Douglas boys’ swim team has been at or near the top of the state rankings for several years now.

The girls believe it’s their turn.

“Ahh, the girls,” co-coach Kathie Millhorn said, excited by possibilities of big things. “We’re going to be strong this year. The girls just have a certain intensity about them this year because they recognize they could be a strong group. They’re pulling together and trying to make that happen.

Large Schools

1. Service 1-0-1 vs. Chugiak

2. Chugiak 2-0 vs. Service

3. JDHS 2-0 vs. Palmer

4. South 1-1 vs. East

5. Bartlett 1-1 vs. Eagle River

Others receiving votes: Palmer, East, West Valley

Mid-Small Schools

1. Sohi 2-0 vs. Houston

2. Kenai 2-0 vs. Wasilla

3. Homer 2-0 vs. Sitka

4. Barrow 2-0 Bye

5. Kodiak 1-0 vs. Skyview

Others receiving votes: Skyview and Nikiski

Thunder Mountain fell out of the ASBN top five poll for medium/small schools, while Juneau-Douglas is still sitting just outside the top five for large schools.

The Crimson Bears rolled to a 68-0 win over the Falcons in the inaugural Glacier Bowl on Saturday at Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park.

Large Schools

1. Bartlett 1-0

2. Service 0-0-1

3. Chugiak 1-0

4. Palmer 1-0

5. Dimond 1-0

Others receiving votes: Juneau-Douglas, West and South

Mid-Small Schools

1. Sohi 1-0