Two-day ASAA Swim Dive State Championships start Friday at Dimond Park Aquatic Center.
Catcher will exchange Alaska plate duties for Dallas heat
Crimson Bears win five-set comeback thriller; Falcons continue strong season with straight-sets win.
Crimson Bears hockey puts football-size scores on visiting Wolves
School board seeks more input after hearing ban violates city bylaws and maybe state’s Constitution.
Ketchikan takes overall title, Falcons second in two-day, co-ed competition among eight schools.
Crimson Bears overcome season-long struggles to make semifinal against high-flying Falcons.
Juneau officials say enforcement specifics — and if they affect any local athletes — to be determined.
Local boys team finishes fifth; three Juneau girls and one boy finish in top 10 individually.
Team takes first place in mixed doubles, second in girls doubles and third in boys doubles
Falcons remain among state’s best teams with pair of physical back-and-forth victories.
Juneau takes an early lead, then loses it on a few critical plays resulting in Anchorage touchdowns.
“We have to start focusing on the small wins,” coach Jody Levernier says.
#8 Juneau faces #1 West Anchorage, but “Jayden Johnson is the most explosive player in the state.”
TMHS goes 9-3, JDHS 0-12 in pool play; both local teams knocked out early in bracket rounds.
Cross-country champions cite strong team chemistry.
Juneau, last place at 0-7 in conference, faces top-seed Anchorage West in playoffs.
Top high school runners in Southeast will vie for state berths Saturday.
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For previously winless Crimson Bears, advancing to a title game marks a step forward.
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JV players make up one-third of Juneau’s squad during matchup against top team in conference.
