Meyer places second for Division I girls, Thompson second among Division I boys.
Craig’s Nelson defeats state boys field, Unalakleet’s Busk defends girls championship.
Sitka’s Clare Mullin, Grace’s Robbie Annett defend their crowns.
Juneau senior runs for 5 TDs, more than 150 yards in first half; Huskies enter playoffs as likely sixth seed.
Skip Ambrose has floated the upper Yukon River almost every year since Richard Nixon was President. Back then, in 1973, only 12 pairs of peregrine… Continue reading
About 460 athletes, including 14 from JDHS, take on twists, turns and variety along trail on Saturday.
On a dark and dismal day in late September, I cheered myself up by remembering some pleasing observations in recent weeks: • On the dike… Continue reading
With JDHS on verge of potential tying score in final minutes, Bartlett returns fumble 95 yards for TD.
JDHS senior wins championship, leads Crimson Bears to girls’ cross-country team title
“I think if we didn’t combine schools there would be no way we had a chance of getting state this year.”
Juneau’s Jeremy Hamey has gone from making jumpers to making a living at the poker table. The former Alaska high school basketball star is having… Continue reading
“I’m so tired.” I had no idea how to reply. As a basketball coach you tell players to push through. As a high school teacher… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears swim and dive team had their second consecutive successful meet of the season last weekend in a… Continue reading
JDHS competitors in Ketchikan this weekend seeking to earn spot at state meet the following week.
JDHS can finish anywhere between fourth and eighth in conference with two games to go.
Juneau swimmer PJ Foy’s big year just keeps getting better. He competed at the U.S. Olympic Trials in June. He enrolled at the University of… Continue reading
People often think of fungi as dietary items or as agents of rot and decay. Fair enough, but those are only two small windows into… Continue reading
Sitka makes clean sweep of individual races; JDHS wins both team categories
Dimond QB Cayden Pili keeps up family tradition of big performances; Huskies’ home finale next Saturday.
Their staccato voices can make a muskeg bog as loud as a city street, though most are so small they could sit in a coffee… Continue reading
