Wrangell understood Hoonah was deadly from 3-point range, so trailing 10 points late in Saturday’s B Bracket semifinal, they tested their opponents’ accuracy from a… Continue reading
Dreams of a state championship turn to learning experiences for most teams, and the 2017 Crimson Bear squads are no exception. The ladies found that… Continue reading
Partway through the second half of the Kake-Angoon Masters semifinal Friday afternoon, Rich Austin caught a break. Standing just outside the 3-point line, Angoon mistakenly… Continue reading
Early in the second half of Tuesday’s Angoon-Yakutat women’s game at the Gold Medal Tournament, two opposing players collided as Angoon sought to push the… Continue reading
There was no lack of talent among the eight teams playing in the Gold Medal B Bracket last week. But only one that had all… Continue reading
The deeper team stayed alive in the loser’s section of the B Bracket on Thursday. As Angoon’s bench has gotten shorter throughout the tournament due… Continue reading
Women’s Bracket Hoonah 47, Angoon 45 Hoonah rebounded from its Tuesday night loss against Haines with a close win over Angoon on Wednesday. Amber White… Continue reading
Wearing blue sweats and hunched over a crutch, 37-year-old Anthony Lindoff commented to each of his teammates as they dropped off their white Kake uniforms… Continue reading
Ken Willard ended up being Hoonah’s fourth-leading scorer in Thursday’s M Bracket semifinal, but for a crucial span, he was the team’s catalyst. The quick,… Continue reading
B Bracket Angoon 84, Yakutat 76 When Clayton Edwin laces up for the Gold Medal Tournament, standby — you might see a 55-point eruption like… Continue reading
The lean number 32 on Haines was everywhere in the second half — cutting in front and behind defenders, spotting up for a corner three,… Continue reading
The last 3-pointer James Gang made in Wednesday’s C Bracket contest against Yakutat was less than a minute into the second half. From that point… Continue reading
The Fraker sisters from Yakutat have never suited up together for a Gold Medal tournament. They proved Tuesday what can happen when they’re all together.… Continue reading
Seven extra losses against 4A schools and seven new varsity players are just two ways this season has proven different than last for the Juneau-Douglas… Continue reading
At a second-half timeout in the debut game of the M Bracket, public address announcer Reneé Ramirez said what everybody else was thinking. “What a… Continue reading
Filcom was within breathing distance of completing an improbable comeback. After trailing Klukwan, the defending C Bracket champion, by upwards of 20 points in Monday’s… Continue reading
Brothers Tracy and Shea Jackson were years away from playing in their first Gold Medal Tournament the last time Kake won the B bracket title… Continue reading
It’s the beginning of the end this Thurday at 3:30 p.m. for the Juneau-Douglas High School girls basketball team. The team plays No. 2 Dimond… Continue reading
After the revival of the women’s Gold Medal bracket in 2014, it didn’t take long for the women to prove they belonged. As longtime Yakutat… Continue reading
Orion Falvey and Kyle Rush will be joining Haines’ Gold Medal B Bracket team on Tuesday in time for Thursday’s quarterfinal with Hoonah. But after… Continue reading
