Welcome back to The Rewind, a weekly digest that puts a spotlight on the biggest stories and best performances from Alaska’s world of sports.
This past week featured several notable individual and team performances across the Alaska sports landscape at the high school and professional levels, as well as some developments on the college front. The 2025 season for high school flag and tackle football saw a top contender fall from the ranks of the unbeaten. On the college scene, the University of Alaska Anchorage volleyball team got off to its best start in three years. Outside the state, several Alaskans had impressive performances and career achievements worth recognizing and celebrating in their respective arenas.
Headlines and highlights
The sixth week of the high school football season was highlighted by hard-fought games at the Division I level, as all but one went down to the wire. Of the three decided by a single point, the most dramatic was the annual Boot game between rivals Bartlett and Bettye Davis East Anchorage that honors the memory of former Thunderbird defensive lineman Aanooali Filoialli.
Last year’s meeting took six overtimes to decide before East ultimately prevailed. While this year’s game was decided in regulation and only featured a fraction of the 98 total points from a year ago, it was every bit as thrilling as the Thunderbirds got to keep the Boot trophy following a low-scoring 7-6 win, their first victory of the season.
“It’s always a classic,” East head coach Jeff Trotter said. “It’s fun having these two teams come together because it’s always a battle. It doesn’t matter if a team is up or down, it always ends up being a dogfight and both teams play hard until the very end.”
The Thunderbirds came firing out the gates with a 64-yard touchdown sprint from senior running back Prince Siliato on the game’s first play from scrimmage, giving the home team an early lead.
“It’s a blessing,” he said. “It was really exciting, especially hearing the crowd and getting our first win.”
Those points would be the only ones scored until Bartlett got on the board with a 24-yard connection from sophomore quarterback Tatum Pogtis to senior wide receiver Salvation Tyrell with 5:35 left in the game.
A missed extra point and two turnovers forced by East in the final 126 seconds proved to be the difference in the end.
“Our defense has gotten better every week since we finished that second half against (Southwest) San Diego,” Trotter said. “I think they’ve showed it here the last two weeks, and if we can keep this up and our offense catches up a little bit, we might give some people some fits.”
He tells his players, “You can’t have a winning streak without winning the first one,” and the Thunderbirds plan on building on this win down the stretch and heading into the postseason, where every team at the Division I level qualifies regardless of their regular-season record.
“No season is easy,” Trotter said. “It’s hard to be winless and it’s hard to be winning. You just have to manage different issues throughout the season. A win is a win and at the end of the day, I’m glad we won the boot.”
[Alaska prep football roundup: West holds on late against Service to stay undefeated]
In prep volleyball action, two of the top three teams in the CIC suffered their first conference losses this past week. On Tuesday, South swiftly took care of business against Service on the road with a three-set sweep of their Hillside rival.
“It was a good win, they worked together as a team and we had some momentum shifts in the game that we were able to grab back that I thought was good,” South head coach Julie Kleven said. “I thought they did a good job of coming back and finishing it off.”
Just two days later, Dimond successfully defended its home court and took over sole possession of the top spot in the conference standings by sweeping the Wolverines in a trio of hard-fought sets.
The last major race of the high school cross country regular season took place out on the trails of Chugiak High School on Saturday. The two distance runners who have dominated all season did so once again as Wasilla’s Hailee Giacobbe and East’s Katahdin Staples both came out on top with their respective undefeated records intact.
“Everyone’s like, ‘Oh my gosh, you won,’ and I’m trying to be happy about that, but at the same time, I’m still not where I want to be,” Giacobbe said.
While the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year and Division I girls state champion wasn’t satisfied with her result, Staples, who is the defending Division I boys champion, was elated after winning his race.
“Just to get this opportunity to run fast and be on these fun courses is just the best feeling in the world,” he said.
[Wasilla’s Hailee Giacobbe and East’s Katahdin Staples cruise to victories at Smokin’ Stampede]
On the college scene, UAA’s volleyball team stayed on the road for the second week in a row and began conference play with a pair of convincing victories. The Seawolves notched a four-set win over Seattle Pacific on Thursday and swept Montana State Billings on Saturday before heading home. Senior outside hitter Tia Allen recorded double-doubles in both matches, recording a combined 25 kills and 24 digs.
“Our team continued to display the focus that they have throughout the first month of the season,” UAA head coach Stacie Meisner said in a statement. “It’s great to start the league with two road wins, but we’ll need to keep improving and get ready for a couple tough home matches next week.”
For the second week in a row, the UAF volleyball team extended its winning streak thanks in large part to the standout play of junior libero Tessa Onaga, who was named GNAC Volleyball Defensive Player of the Week. In the Nanooks’ back-to-back sweeps over the same conference foes UAA went up against, she recorded 42 digs, three service aces and eight assists, while committing zero service errors and zero reception errors in the two matches combined.
“Tessa seems to constantly take her level of play to new heights,” UAF head coach Brian Scott said in a statement. “She made defensive plays look very easy last weekend. She did a fantastic job of making a quality dig or save, which allowed our offense to run in an efficient manner and put us in good positions to score.”
The Anchorage Wolverines opened the 2025-26 season with an exciting two-game road series against the Minnesota Wilderness over the weekend. Both games resulted in shootouts with the Wolverines dropping the first 5-4 on Friday night before rebounding in a 3-2 thriller Saturday. Forward Andrew Karkoc scored the team’s first goal of the season in Game 1 and clinched the victory in Game 2 by scoring the lone goal in the shootout period. Anchorage’s leading goal scorer over the two contests was fellow forward Luc Bydal, who found the back of the net once in each game.
[Reloaded Anchorage Wolverines aim to build on their winning culture]
Alaska stars shining Outside
Anchorage’s Obed Vargas continued his breakout campaign for the Seattle Sounders by recording the team’s lone goal in a 3-1 loss to Inter Miami CF last Tuesday in a rematch of last month’s Leagues Finals match. It marked the third of the season for the 20-year-old All-Star.
Three days later, news broke that he and his teammate, Reed Baker-Whiting, were called up to the U-20 FIFA World Cup teams for their respective countries. Vargas will be representing Mexico while Baker-Whiting will be on Team USA.
Anchorage’s Deuce Zimmerman continued his blazing-hot start to the season for the Western New Mexico University football team last weekend. The former East star had a fourth straight prolific performance in a 56-27 loss to Angelo State on Saturday. Zimmerman tied for the Mustangs lead in receiving yards with 102 yards on seven receptions and scored at least one touchdown for the fourth week in a row.
Anchorage’s Alani Makihele helped the University of Nevada Las Vegas football team continue its undefeated start in a narrow 41-38 win over University of Miami of Ohio this past Saturday. The former star offensive lineman for West led the blocking effort from his guard spot that paved the way for a fourth straight outing of 30-plus points and more than 140 yards on the ground with 220, the Rebels’ second-highest total since Week 1. Individually, Makihele continues to be one of the top players at this position in the country as his overall Pro Football Focus grade of 70.2 is the eighth best.
[Anchorage’s Alani Makihele will end his college football journey back where it began]
Fairbanks’ Earl Parker helped the Hutchinson Community College football team stay undefeated in a 35-17 win over Iowa Central Community College on Saturday. The former Lathrop star defensive back recorded three total tackles, including a pair of solos, and his first pass breakup for the reigning national champion Blue Dragons.
Palmer’s Cole Hamilton tied for lead in total tackles for the Division III College of DuPage football team in a narrow 20-17 loss to Division I Monroe University on Saturday. The former Colony star recorded eight takedowns, including five solos, one for a loss.
Anchorage’s Klaire Rhodes got one last tune-up ahead of the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships this week by winning the 2025 Run The Rut. The multi-time Mount Marathon champion conquered the 28K race in Big Sky, Montana, earlier this month by being the first to break the tape with a mark of 3 hours, 53 minutes and 6 seconds.
Fast Forward
Prep
Football
West at Bartlett, Friday at 5 p.m.
The top Division I matchup in the state will be another classic CIC clash as the undefeated Eagles will look to improve to 7-0 while the Golden Bears will be aiming to bounce back at home where they have yet to allow an opposing team to score this season.
Flag football
Wasilla at South, Thursday at 6 p.m.
The best matchup in town this week will pit two of the top teams from around the state against each other as the Wolverines will host the surging Warriors in what could be a potential state preview.
Volleyball
West Spiketacular, Friday and Saturday
The Eagles will be hosting their annual tournament this weekend with teams from the CIC and other regions of the state taking the court for abbreviated matches.
Cross country
CIC Region IV 5K at Bartlett, Saturday at 12:40 p.m. and 1:20 p.m.
The postseason will officially get underway across the state this weekend with regional action. All the teams in the Anchorage School District will be squaring off on the home trails of the Golden Bears with the hopes of qualifying for a trip to the state championship.
College
Volleyball
UAA vs. Western Oregon at Alaska Airlines Center, Thursday at 7 p.m.
The Seawolves will be back at home after a two-week road stint and will seek to stay undefeated in conference play with a pair of games against GNAC opponents. They start with the Wolves on Thursday followed by a Saturday night bout against Saint Martin’s.
Hockey
UAA vs. Briercrest College at Avis Alaska Sports Complex, Friday at 7 p.m.
The Seawolves will officially open the 2025-2026 season this weekend when they welcome the Clippers to town for an exhibition contest.
Last week’s results
High school
Flag football
Tuesday
Colony 26, South 6
Wasilla 64, Palmer 0
West 32, Bartlett 25
Wednesday
South 46, Bartlett 0
Eagle River 13, East 6
Service 20, Chugiak 13
Dimond 29, West 12
Thursday
West Valley 15, Palmer 0
Colony 27, Lathrop 0
Dimond 27, Eagle River 0
West 26, Service 6
Friday
North Pole 62, Palmer 0
Colony 33, West Valley 0
Wasilla 42, Dimond 12
Saturday
South 51, Chugiak 0
Lathrop 28, Palmer 0
Wasilla 48, Service 6
North Pole 49, Colony 13
Football
Friday
Redington 8, Kenai Central 0
Soldotna 50, Wasilla 7
West Valley 34, Chugiak 21
Palmer 40, Lathrop 24
West 17, Service 16
North Pole 31, Eagle River 26
Saturday
East 7, Bartlett 6
Seward 78, Valdez 0
Barrow 22, Homer 14
Juneau-Douglas 15, Dimond 14
South 41, Colony 28
SWDP 42, Monroe Catholic 0
ASBN Poll
Division I
1. West 6-0
2. South 5-1
3. Service 4-2
4. Juneau 2-4
5. Bartlett 3-2
Division II & III
1. Soldotna 6-0
2. Palmer 5-1
3. North Pole 3-3
4. Barrow 4-2
5. Homer 5-1
Volleyball
Tuesday
West Valley 3, Lathrop 2 (25-19, 25-14, 19-25, 21-25, 15-8)
Nikiski 3, Soldotna 1 (29-27, 25-23, 21-25, 27-25)
Mountain City 3, Redington 0 (25-7, 25-19, 25-13)
Colony 3, Palmer 0 (25-11, 25-23, 25-17)
South 3, Service 0 (25-14, 25-23, 25-16)
Dimond 3, Chugiak 1 (23-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-22)
Eagle River 3, Bartlett 0 (25-19, 25-13, 25-16)
East 3, West 0
Wednesday
Mt. Edgecumbe 3, Bethel 0 (25-8, 25-12, 25-13)
Eagle River 3, Service 2 (25-23, 15-25, 21-25, 25-16, 15-4)
Thursday
Nikiski 2, Kotzebue 0 (25-11, 25-23)
Kenai Central 2, Juneau-Douglas 0 (25-9, 25-23)
Kenai Central 2, Mt. Edgecumbe 0 (25-15, 25-16)
Nikiski 2, Bethel 0 (25-16, 25-13)
Palmer 3, Mountain City Christian 1 (27-25, 23-25, 25-11, 25-18)
Nikiski 1, Sitka 1 (25-20, 21-25)
Barrow 3, Redington 0 (25-16, 25-6, 25-11)
Dimond 3, South 0 (25-21, 25-23, 25-23)
Kenai Central 2 , Kotzebue 0 (25-15, 25-11)
Friday
Kenai Central 2, Sitka 0 (25-19, 25-19)
Juneau-Douglas 1, Nikiski 1 (20-25, 25-21)
Kenai Central 2, Ketchikan 0
Nikiski 2, Ketchikan 0 (25-15, 25-20)
Nikiski 2, Kenai Central 0 (25-22, 25-15)
Juneau-Douglas 2, Mt. Edgecumbe 0 (25-20, 25-24)
Sitka 2, Kotzebue 0 (25-22, 24-21)
Juneau-Douglas 2, Bethel 0 (25-20, 25-8)
Sitka 1, Mt. Edgecumbe 1 (25-22, 20-25)
Kenai Central 2, Bethel
Seward 3, Homer 1
Juneau-Douglas 2, Ketchikan 0 (25-21, 25-23)
Nikiski 2, Mt. Edgecumbe 0 (25-21, 25-22)
South 3, East 0
Dimond 3, Eagle River 0 (25-23, 25-23, 25-22)
Service 3, West 1 (18-25, 25-23, 29-27, 25-18)
Barrow 3, Redington 0 (25-19, 25-10, 25-24)
Saturday
Kenai Central 2, Juneau-Douglas 1 (25-19, 21-25, 15-12)
Kenai Central 2, Nikiski 1 (13-25, 25-22, 15-6)
Tennis
Monday
Service vs. Eagle River
Boys #1 Singles: Shiloh Perkins (Service) over Tristan Shepherd (Eagle River), 7-5, 6-1
Boys #2 Singles: Hankyeol Keum (Service) over Jake Ford (Eagle River), 6-0, 6-0
Girls #1 Singles: Rori Corrigan (Eagle River) over Shenandoah Chulsi (Service), 4-6, 6-1, 10-5
Girls #2 Singles: Morgan VanSlyke (Eagle River) over Lucy Lui (Service), 6-1, 6-0
Boys #1 Doubles: Ryan Hung/Kendrew Liu (Service) over Connor Bridge/Kellen Molloy (Eagle River), 6-0, 6-1
Boys #2 Doubles: Yaejune Lee/Aiden Lee (Service) over Dominic Rotante/Cameron Booth (Eagle River), 6-0, 6-4
Girls #1 Doubles: Brandon/Zireh Sethi (Service) over Wendy Attebery/Madi Dwyer (Eagle River), 6-1, 6-3
Girls #2 Doubles: Kenzie Shelton/Tahlia Allen (Eagle River) over Deborah Bellville/Rosie McCrudden (Service), 6-4, 3-6, 10-5
Mixed Doubles: Evan Dimmick/Emery Bryan (Eagle River) over Cameron Hickman/Ivory Sobek (Service), 3-6, 6-3, 10-7
Tuesday
Bartlett vs. East
Boys #1 Singles: Isaac Forsyth (Bartlett) over Jonathan Church (East), 6-7 (2-7), 0-6
Boys #2 Singles: Finn Albertson (East) over Liev Hood (Bartlett), 6-0, 6-0
Girls #1 Singles: Amal Shubair (Bartlett) over Ellie Burke (East), 1-6, 4-6
Girls #2 Singles: Caeleigh Davis (Bartlett) over Princess Magtuloy (East), 3-6, 3-6
Boys #1 Doubles: Henry Couvillion/Oleksii Kachuliak (East) over Archie Nako/Lucca Parsit Vivone (Bartlett), 6-1, 6-2
Boys #2 Doubles: Elias Barnard/Arkadii Kliashtornyi (East) over Akito Shimizu/Ben McCallister (Bartlett), 6-0, 6-2
Mixed Doubles: Levi Patterson/Noa Kawashima (Bartlett) over Dylan Dumas/Ella Church (East), 3-6, 2-6
Wednesday
South vs. Chugiak
Boys #1 Singles: Nathan Bailly (South) over Cole Erickson (Chugiak), 6-1 6-3
Boys #2 Singles: Oliver Saganic (South) over Ben Little (Chugiak), 6-1 6-1
Girls #2 Singles: Meika Donahue (Chugiak) over Peyton Landry (South), 7-6(4) 6-3
Boys #1 Doubles: Davey Trotter/Colin Urbanus (Chugiak) over Azer Farnswarth/Levi Dolgonos (South), 6-2 6-2
Boys #2 Doubles: Cohen Scow/Conrad Daugherty (Chugiak) over Giddeon Murrow/Brigham Jeppson (South), 1-6 7-6(3) 10-5
Girls #1 Doubles: Timber Fleischhacker/Mary Jo Landon (Chugiak) over Story Anderson/Mila Hildebrand (South), 6-0 6-3
Girls #2 Doubles: Olivia Meier/Savannah Borton (Chugiak) over Sophie Cowles/Bella Marsh (South), 7-6(3) 6-1
Mixed Doubles: Jillian Kline/Azzie Gleason (South) over Noah Little/Brooke Rhame (Chugiak), 6-1 5-7 10-7
Thursday
Dimond vs. Bartlett
Boys #1 Singles: Todd Debenham (Dimond) over Isaac Forsyth (Bartlett), 7-5, 6-4
Boys #2 Singles: Jared Mateaki (Dimond) over Liev Hood (Bartlett), 7-5, 6-1
Girls #1 Singles: Ellie Burke (Bartlett) over Anora Marshall (Dimond), 6-4, 6-1
Girls #2 Singles: Shannon Lowry (Dimond) over Caeleigh Davis (Bartlett), 6-1, 6-0
Boys #1 Doubles: Avery Driscoll/Corbin Merchant (Dimond) over Archie Nako/Lucca Parsit Vivone (Bartlett), 6-0, 6-2
Boys #2 Doubles: Jaeseong Yu/Everett Scott (Dimond) over Akito Shimizu/Ben McCallister (Bartlett), 6-1, 6-1
Girls #1 Doubles: Jer Lao/Katyanna Ofiu (Bartlett) over Tabitha Follows/Isabella Carroll (Dimond), 6-1, 6-4
Girls #2 Doubles: Rayna Swartwood/Ava Pantoja (Dimond) over Helen Viglahn/Aliyah Keller (Bartlett), 6-0, 6-4
Mixed Doubles: Levi Patterson/Noa Kawashima (Bartlett) over Hunter Hayden/Penelope Layne (Dimond), 6-0, 6-0
Swimming
Friday
East vs. Dimond
Girls – Team Rankings
1. Dimond, 143; 2. East, 6
Boys – Team Rankings
1. Dimond, 112; 2. East, 52
Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay
1. Dimond ‘B’ (Holly Dittman, Jillian Kuipers, Ardenne Rivera, Annie Wu), 2:09.06; 2. Dimond ‘A’, 2:09.78; 3. Dimond ‘C’, 2:10.85
Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
1. Dimond ‘B’ (Clint Kopp, Creed Cvancara, Cameron Posey, Kamden Liebes), 1:50.15; 2. Dimond ‘A’, 1:50.18; 3. East ‘A’, 2:13.18
Girls 200 Yard Freestyle
1. Holly Dittman, DHS, 2:12.16; 2. Chelsea Kelly, DHS, 2:39.47; 3. Claire Sabin, DHS, 3:08.71
Boys 200 Yard Freestyle
1. Cameron Posey, DHS, 2:04.37; 2. Matthew Ray, EHS, 2:08.90; 3. Creed Cvancara, DHS, 2:09.39
Girls 200 Yard IM
1. Ardenne Rivera, DHS, 2:39.90; 2. Jillian Kuipers, DHS, 2:56.27; 3. Sophia Stubbs, DHS, 3:02.44
Boys 200 Yard IM
1. Clint Kopp, DHS, 2:04.74; 2. Jamey Algiene, EHS, 2:29.52; 3. Adam Edais, DHS, 2:32.88
Girls 50 Yard Freestyle
1. Elliana Stull, DHS, 31.62; 2. Makani Baumetz, DHS, 39.86; 3. Athena Sanchez, EHS, 44.43
Boys 50 Yard Freestyle
1. Clint Kopp, DHS, 22.68; 2. David O’Connor, EHS, 25.34; 3. Reed Wirschem, EHS, 25.77
Girls 1 mtr Diving
1. Genevieve Sperbeck, DHS, 188.15; 2. Natalie Arima, DHS, 146.90
Girls 100 Yard Butterfly
1. Zaylee Mullinax, DHS, 1:04.34; 2. Ireland Kass, DHS, 1:05.38
Boys 100 Yard Butterfly
1. Dax O’Brien, DHS, 1:00.71; 2. Drew Dittman, DHS, 1:03.99; 3. David O’Connor, EHS, 1:04.37
Girls 100 Yard Freestyle
1. Zaylee Mullinax, DHS, 1:02.31; 2. Annie Wu, DHS, 1:08.38; 3. Athena Sanchez, EHS, 1:39.65
Boys 100 Yard Freestyle
1. Andy Zhang, DHS, 53.20; 2. Axel Fosberg, DHS, 1:06.24; 3. Sava Crandall, EHS, 1:14.32
Girls 500 Yard Freestyle
1. Maizy Kass, DHS, 5:50.32; 2. Holly Dittman, DHS, 5:59.11; 3. Jake Kohl, DHS, 7:42.52
Boys 500 Yard Freestyle
1. Reed Wirschem, EHS, 5:34.07; 2. Yoel Schulgasser, EHS, 6:20.58; 3. Andy Zhang, DHS, 6:25.23
Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Dimond ‘B’ (Zaylee Mullinax, Ireland Kass, Jillian Kuipers, Anya Carpenter), 1:54.79; 2. Dimond ‘A’ , 1:57.82; 3. Dimond ‘C’, 3:15.45
Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Dimond ‘A’ (Dax O’Brien, Drew Dittman, Shamus Kelly, Andy Zhang), 1:38.93; 2. Dimond ‘B’, 1:43.10; 3. East ‘A’, 1:48.08
Girls 100 Yard Backstroke
1. Molly McBride, DHS, 1:07.95; 2. Adelina Dizon, DHS, 1:13.26; 3. Sam Hirsch, DHS, 2:29.61
Boys 100 Yard Backstroke
1. Drew Dittman, DHS, 1:02.19; 2. Dax O’Brien, DHS, 1:02.54; 3. Cyrus Fosberg, DHS, 1:09.28
Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke
1. Maizy Kass, DHS, 1:13.37; 2. Ireland Kass, DHS, 1:17.87; 3. Jaqueline McClung, DHS, 1:46.93
Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke
1. Jamey Algiene, EHS, 1:14.61; 2. Kamden Liebes, DHS, 1:21.14; 3. Dominic Alfano, DHS, 1:30.93
Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Dimond ‘A’ (Holly Dittman, Chelsea Kelly, Claire Sabin , Annie Wu), 4:35.53; 2. Dimond ‘B’, 5:05.30
Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Dimond ‘A’ (Clint Kopp, Creed Cvancara, Adam Edais, Carl Saltzman), 3:39.91; 2. East ‘A’, 4:01.14; 3. Dimond ‘B’, 4:10.27
West vs. Service
Girls – Team Rankings
1. Service, 87; 2. West, 69
Boys – Team Rankings
1. Service, 82; 2. West, 50
Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Natalie Hostetter, Anna Brooks, Lilly Anderson, Nora Fawcett), 1:56.77; 2. West ‘A’, 2:06.84; 3. West ‘B’, 2:13.14.
Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Colt Wells, Leutian Mcdonald, Paradorn Connolly, Braeden Schoppert), 1:51.07; 2. West ‘A’, 2:07.93.
Girls 200 Yard Freestyle
1. Payton Curtis, West, 2:10.16; 2. Nora Fawcett, Service, 2:13.82; 3. Pia McCarthy, West, 2:16.06
Boys 200 Yard Freestyle
1. Leutian Mcdonald, Service, 2:15.48; 2. AlHasan ElErian, West, 2:29.56.
Girls 200 Yard IM
1. Lilly Anderson, Service, 2:31.59; 2. Alethia Schoppert, Service, 2:43.51; 3. Scout Gramse, West, 2:44.26.
Boys 200 Yard IM
1. Thaddeus Adkison, West, 2:27.17.
Girls 50 Yard Freestyle
1. Natalie Hostetter, Service, 26.11; 2. Anna Brooks, Service, 26.91; 3. Harper Lind, West, 27.36
Boys 50 Yard Freestyle
1. Paradorn Connolly, Service, 23.88; 2. Colt Wells, Service, 24.14; 3. Cruz Pineda, West, 26.44.
Girls 1 mtr Diving
1. Kensley Denmon, Service, 215.95; 2. Esme Carter, Service, 148.60.
Boys 1 mtr Diving
1. Reubin Williams, Service, 212.40.
Girls 100 Yard Butterfly
1. Harper Lind, West, 1:12.42; 2. Scout Gramse, West, 1:15.38; 3. Keelee Zawko, Service, 1:45.57.
Boys 100 Yard Butterfly
1. Paradorn Connolly, Service, 59.69; 2. Abel Thomas, Service, 1:08.67; 3. AlHasan ElErian, West, 1:28.11.
Girls 100 Yard Freestyle
1. Natalie Hostetter, Service, 57.76; 2. Jane Carr, West, 1:01.72; 3. Pia McCarthy, West, 1:03.17
Boys 100 Yard Freestyle
1. Colt Wells, Service, 54.60; 2. Braeden Schoppert, Service, 54.68; 3. Luke Reardon, West, 1:12.58.
Girls 500 Yard Freestyle
1. Nora Fawcett, Service, 5:53.90; 2. Casey Eischens, West, 6:17.96; 3. Noelle Oakley, Service, 6:21.94
Boys 500 Yard Freestyle
1. Al Hussain Elerian, West, 5:45.61; 2. Cruz Pineda, West, 5:49.23.
Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Natalie Hostetter, Lilly Anderson, Anna Brooks, Nora Fawcett), 1:46.59; 2. West ‘A’, 1:55.24; 3. West ‘B’, 2:00.84.
Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Paradorn Connolly, Colt Wells, Abel Thomas, Braeden Schoppert), 1:38.69; 2. West ‘A’, 1:48.73; 3. Service ‘B’, 2:11.92.
Girls 100 Yard Backstroke
1. Anna Brooks, Service, 1:05.65; 2. Esmae Banning, Service, 1:14.80; 3. Giselle Furin, West, 1:17.82
Boys 100 Yard Backstroke
1. Abel Thomas, Service, 1:13.23; 2. Luke Reardon, West, 1:39.24.
Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke
1. Payton Curtis, West, 1:17.85; 2. Jane Carr, West, 1:22.29; 3. Jazmyne Nails, Service, 1:27.81
Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke
1. Leutian Mcdonald, Service, 1:12.48; 2. Thaddeus Adkison, West, 1:13.92; 3. Al Hussain Elerian, West, 1:20.05.
Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Noelle Oakley, Esmae Banning, Keena Bennett, Alethia Schoppert), 4:21.90; 2.Service ‘C’, 5:15.52.
Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
1. Service ‘A’ (Leutian Mcdonald, Dechen Koos Fox, Andy St. Clair, Abel Thomas), 4:22.56.
Cross country
Smokin’ Stampede
Varsity Boys
1. Katahdin Staples, East 15:48.1; 2. Bodie Miller, Palmer 16:05.9; 3. Vebjorn Flagstad, South 16:24.4; 4. Gabriel Black, Colony 16:32.2; 5. Trygve Vang-Thompson, Colony 16:40.6; 6. Arlo Jespersen, West 16:43.4; 7. Atlin Frederick, West 16:44.4; 8. Kohen Galloway, Chugiak 16:45.1; 9. Ethan Elliott, South 16:46.0; 10. Justin Dalitsch, Wasilla 16:49.7; 11. Maksim Millwood, Dimond 16:50.9; 12. Luke Shaw, Eagle River 16:54.6; 13. Joseph (Joe) Laudermilch, Chugiak 17:00.8; 14. Ryan Annett, Grace Christian 17:01.3; 15. Grant Eldridge, Grace Christian 17:01.3; 16. Cole Iverson, Bethel 17:02.5; 17. Aksel Flagstad, South 17:03.5; 18. Jackson Iverson, Bethel 17:07.4; 19. Owen Harth, South 17:10.2; 20. Clayton White, Dimond 17:11.8
Varsity Girls
1. Hailee Giacobbe, Wasilla 18:46.7; 2. Rosie Conway, East 18:57.8; 3. Hannah Shaha, Chugiak 19:02.0; 4. Ellie Stull, Dimond 19:09.4; 5. Maddison Kukuk, Chugiak 19:09.8; 6. Ashlyn Paynter, Eagle River 19:23.5; 7. Rylee Ruggles, Chugiak 19:26.1; 8. Fiona Selvik, Service 19:29.0; 9. Aubrey Virgin, Colony 19:45.3; 10. Iris Haas, Delta Junction 19:48.2; 11. Olivia Sandoval, Chugiak 19:53.0; 12. Talia Smith, Service 19:53.8; 13. Kyra Walter, Chugiak 20:11.2; 14. Alise Elliott, South 20:12.4; 15. Charlotte Knox, Chugiak 20:15.6; 16. Kendall Barnett, West 20:16.1; 17. Anna Green, South 20:20.4; 18. Petra Knox, Chugiak 20:28.5; 19. Karley Tichenor, Palmer 20:31.3; 20. Chloe Hayner, West 20:33.1
College
Volleyball
Thursday
UAA 3, Seattle Pacific 1 (25-19, 17-25, 25-19, 25-20)
UAF 3, Montana State Billings 0 (25-19, 25-10, 25-22)
Saturday
UAA 3, Montana State Billings 0 (25-13, 25-12, 25-8)
UAF 3, Seattle Pacific 0 (25-18, 25-18, 25-16)
NAHL
Friday
Minnesota Wilderness 5, Anchorage Wolverines 4 (SO)
Saturday
Anchorage Wolverines 3, Minnesota Wilderness 2 (SO)