Try this next time you’re standing on a forgiving surface: raise one foot, kick to the front, then side and then back. Now do that… Continue reading
In a handful of games this season, coach Randy Quinto noticed a concerning trend with his team. A slow start. And while dud first or… Continue reading
The Falcons know this routine from last year. Pack up the shoulder pads, throw on a tie, board a plane destined for Anchorage and wake… Continue reading
The inaugural Healing Hand Foundation 5-kilometer run is Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Twin Lakes Shelter. There is also a 1-mile walk. The 5K… Continue reading
The Savikko Park softball fields and the Treadwell Historic Trail area will be in use from 3-6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5, for a middle school… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas High School Crimson Bears volleyball team adapts. They can come from behind to beat you — as shown in their Aug. 26 win… Continue reading
Hoops star Herb Didrickson of Sitka felt like he could touch the sky when he was on the basketball court. He touched many lives as… Continue reading
The Southeast Alaska Gymnastics Academy’s first home meet of the season, the “Pumpkin Spice Invitational,” is Saturday at the club facility. The meet will be… Continue reading
Runners from Skagway and three Juneau middle schools competed in a cross-country race on Thursday, Sept. 28, at Floyd Dryden Middle School. Results are below.… Continue reading
Thunder Mountain High School put on a defensive clinic Saturday in their final regular season game against Juneau-Douglas High School. A month removed from a… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas High School girls finished seventh at the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Cross Country Running Championships Saturday in Anchorage. Sophomore standouts Sadie Tuckwood… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas and Thunder Mountain High School volleyball teams play one another for the second time in a week Tuesday. The Crimson Bears escaped with… Continue reading
It took all of 52 minutes of match time for a victor to be decided Friday night. The Thunder Mountain High School volleyball team wasted… Continue reading
Two things are set in stone when looking at the Southeast Conference playoff picture: Thunder Mountain’s in; Ketchikan’s out. The future of the Juneau-Douglas and… Continue reading
Leave it up to a senior and four-time state competitor to offer some advice for first-timers. Thunder Mountain High School’s Erin Wallace, a senior who… Continue reading
Success at the Region V Cross Country Running meet doesn’t equate to success at the state meet. The Juneau-Douglas High School boys cross country team,… Continue reading
When the Juneau-Douglas and Thunder Mountain High School volleyball teams play each other, expect to go for a ride. It was that way at the… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas High School tennis team is trending in the right direction at the state tournament. Thanks to strong performances in mixed doubles and girls… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas Officials Association is offering training for new basketball officials before the 2017-18 season. JDOA umpire-in-chief Joel Osborn is conducting classroom study sessions for… Continue reading
Thunder Mountain High School and Ketchikan both exited the field Friday night with some sense of satisfaction. The former clinched a spot in the playoffs,… Continue reading
