The Juneau-Douglas High School boys basketball team’s fast start eliminated the Thunder Mountain Falcons from the 4A Boys Region V basketball tournament Thursday afternoon. JDHS… Continue reading
The Thunder Mountain girls basketball team’s defense derailed Ketchikan’s offense temporarily Tuesday night. However, the Falcons were unable to slow the King’s fastbreak in the… Continue reading
With just four losses this season, the Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears girls basketball team has a great chance to make the state tournament. The Crimson Bears… Continue reading
Headed into last weekend’s regular season finale, the Juneau-Douglas High School boys basketball team had lost five of their six Southeast Conference games this season.… Continue reading
The largest senior class in Thunder Mountain High School basketball history was celebrated Saturday prior to their final regular season game against Juneau-Douglas High School.… Continue reading
Nothing came easy Friday night for the Thunder Mountain Falcons — not even lay ups. TMHS recorded its lowest point total of the season and… Continue reading
Longtime Juneau cross country ski enthusiasts Scott and Betsy Fischer have joined the family. So have Carl and Lauren Heine. Ken Leghorn and spouse Julie… Continue reading
Last year, John Sleppy became the Juneau-Douglas High School assistant boys basketball coach. “First words I told him were I’m proud to be his assistant… Continue reading
In 2013, Jackson Lehnhart capped his high school soccer career with the Gatorade Alaska Player of the Year Award. Now, the 5 foot, 10 inch… Continue reading
Last Saturday, the Juneau-Douglas High School Crimson Bears celebrated their senior night with a wild, 63-54 win over the Ketchikan Kings. The Kings liked the… Continue reading
Early in the third quarter and leading by seven points, Kendyl Carson and Caitlin Pusich traded 3-point attempts, each missing two in a row on… Continue reading
Give them credit — the Thunder Mountain High School girls basketball team didn’t let up in the fourth quarter after falling 26 points behind Ketchikan… Continue reading
The Thunder Mountain boys basketball team likes to hoop in Southeast Alaska — and the state has taken notice. On Wednesday the Falcons broke into… Continue reading
Two former University of Alaska Fairbanks goalies are tapping into the minds of the state’s next generation of netminders. Steve Thompson, a Nanook between 2009-2014,… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas boys basketball team saw an early 17 point lead evaporate by the fourth quarter, but summoned just enough strength to win over Ketchikan… Continue reading
The Ketchikan JV and C team players have watched senior Jake Smith practice enough times to know when he’s hot. After making his fifth 3-pointer… Continue reading
Riverbend Elementary School hosted three other elementary schools as several dozen grade schoolers competed in Native Youth Olympics on Friday.… Continue reading
Seventeen-year-old Thunder Mountain High School pitcher Philip Wall won’t have a long offseason this year. Wall signed a letter of intent to play baseball at… Continue reading
The prep basketball season is quickly winding down with just four regular season games remaining for each of Juneau’s four high school squads. The boys… Continue reading
Fifteen of Juneau’s fastest teenage ski racers returned Monday after racing in the the Alyeska Cup State Championships Feb. 8-12 in Girdwood. Approximatley 100 racers… Continue reading
