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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. Last 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 high school hockey season kicked off with a big upset. On the college scene, the University of Alaska Anchorage hockey team notched the biggest win for the program in recent memory. Outside the state, several Alaskans had impressive performances and career achievements worth recognizing and celebrating in their respective arenas. Headlines and highlights The 2025-26 high school hockey season got underway over the weekend and saw reigning state champion West Anchorage fall in stunning fashion to South 7-1 on Friday night at the Ben Boeke Ice Arena. Leading the offensive charge for the Wolverines in their upset of the Eagles was Trey Lulay, who recorded a pair of goals in the third period. On Saturday, Dimond got a hat trick from Carter Woodhead in a 10-1 blowout of Bartlett. The senior defenseman led the team with a game-high four goals and assisted on two others for the Lynx as they cruised to a 1-0 start against the Golden Bears. [Reigning champs repeat with historic performances at Region IV swimming finals in Anchorage] On the college sports scene, the UAA men’s basketball team hit the court to begin the 2025-26 season over the weekend. The Seawolves dropped both of their road matchups against a pair of nationally ranked opponents at the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic in Lakeland, Florida. UAA on Friday fell to No. 15 Florida Southern 88-76, and lost 96-62 on Sunday to No. 4 Daemen. “We are pretty banged up right now, and it showed in the first half against an extremely talented and experienced opponent,” UAA head coach Rusty Osborne said in a statement after the second game. “I’m proud of the fight we showed in the second half, though, and I’m sure that we will learn some things from tonight. We’re looking forward to getting back home and seeing our fans come out and support us next weekend.” Leading the team in scoring and rebounds in both games was senior guard Akok Machar, who recorded a combined 28 points and 12 boards. [UAA hockey stuns No. 6 Denver with overtime win] The Anchorage Wolverines were back on the road last weekend but didn’t have to travel far as they swept the Kenai River Brown Bears in a two-game series. They outscored the Brown Bears a combined 11-6 and were led in goals by forward Chase Trompeter, who recorded a pair in each game. “It was a good weekend against Kenai,” head coach Mike Aikens said. “We have gotten seven out of the eight available points the last two series, so we are progressing and learning what it takes to win at this level. We have to continue to improve defensively and limit our opponents’ opportunities. I am really pleased with our offensive production. We were led this weekend by our line of Connor Jalbert, Chase Trompeter and Jack McKenna, who combined for a total of 18 points on the weekend.” Alaska stars shining Outside Anchorage’s Brandon Pili had the best game of his career as a Seattle Seahawk in the team’s 38-14 win over the Washington Commanders in Week 9. In his second straight prime-time appearance, the former Dimond star played a season-high 20 defensive snaps and posted a season-high two total tackles, including a solo. However, his most impactful play came on one of his nine special teams snaps and resulted his first career forced fumble. The 334-pound defensive tackle lined up on kickoff for the first time since his middle or high school days and punched the ball out of rookie kick returner Jaylin Lane’s grasp, and Seattle’s Connor O’Toole recovered the loose ball. On the Seahawks’ next play from scrimmage, they took a 21-0 lead on a one-play scoring drive. “I was surprised,” Pili said about being put on the kickoff. “But I didn’t mind it. Wherever they need me, wherever the team needs me, I’m happy to provide where I can.” [New team, same dream: Alaska’s Brandon Pili has a great chance to extend NFL career] Anchorage’s Jeremy Swayman bounced back from a rough night between the pipes for the Boston Bruins last Monday with a stout performance in a 2-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday. The former South standout made 28 saves on 29 shots on goal to pick up his fourth win of the season and second in his last three appearances. “Sometimes in this league, it’s just not your night, and that was one of those games where it was just not (my) night,” Swayman said about his struggles in the previous start. “Every day the sun rises is a new day, and keep pushing forward and getting the right results. And I think at this stage of my career, I’ve done a really good job of that.” Girdwood’s Ava Earl helped lead the Northwestern University women’s cross country running team to a third-place finish at the Big Ten Championships last week, the program’s best finish since 1986. Individually, the graduate student came in 13th place with a time of 20 minutes, 24.5 seconds. Anchorage’s Aaron Hampton saw his most extensive defensive action yet for the University of California, Berkeley football team in a 31-21 loss to the University of Virginia on Saturday. Starting in place of injured starter Cade Uluave, the sophomore linebacker and former West star made the most of his opportunities: Hampton led the team with a career- and game-high 15 total tackles (exceeding his combined total from the previous eight games), including seven solos. “I can hang with these dudes,” Hampton said about what he learned from the experience. “This is my first game that I’ve gotten multiple reps and it just proved to myself that I belong here and I can play here.” Golden Bears head coach Justin Wilcox praised the former walk-on for his impressive performance as well. “An admirable job, he’s a very tough kid, he competes really hard,” he said. “There’s not a player on our team that’s just going to step in and be Cade, but I thought Aaron went in there and competed really hard, played very hard, and he did some good things and there are some things he’ll have to get better at.” Sophomore Malachi Casey of Anchorage had a monster game to help lead the Sierra College football team to a 51-21 win over Shasta on Saturday. The former Dimond two-sport standout recorded five catches for the second week in a row and posted a season-high 126 receiving yards. He also scored his fifth touchdown of the season on a 52-yard catch and run. Juneau’s Jamal Johnson had his most productive game since the season opener for the Fort Lewis College football team in a 44-24 win over Adams State University on Saturday. The redshirt sophomore running back and former Juneau-Douglas star tied his season high in rushing yards with 68 and scored his second touchdown of the season. Fairbanks’ Earl Parker received another pair of Division I offers last week and went on to help lead the Hutchison Community College football team to a 27-12 win over Butler Community College on Saturday. The sophomore defensive back and former Lathrop standout recorded his 15th solo tackle of the season and a pass breakup. His latest offers came from the University of Texas at El Paso and South Dakota State University, which fellow Alaskan gridiron star Jack Nash of Colony fame currently calls home. Anchorage’s Mac Swanson recorded his third goal of the season for the University of North Dakota men’s hockey team in a narrow 4-2 loss to the University of Minnesota Duluth on Halloween night. He attempted the second-most shots on goal of the season with three and broke a 2-2 tie with his score. Anchorage’s Raythan Robbins made his fourth start of the season as the goalie for the Bemidji State University men’s hockey team Friday. While he didn’t pick up his third win, the former Anchorage Wolverine helped the Beavers earn a point in a double overtime game that ended in a 4-4 tie by making 23 saves on 27 shots on goal. Anchorage’ Landon Drumm received a Division I offer from the University of West Virginia just a few days after helping lead the Arapahoe High School varsity football team to a decisive 28-23 win over Eaglecrest on Friday night. The former South standout scored the Warriors’ first points of the game on a 22-yard receiving touchdown and what ended up being the game-winner on a 12-yard scoring catch. He finished with four receptions for 68 receiving yards, and both totals led the team. Fast Forward Prep Swimming ASAA State Championship at Bartlett, Friday-Saturday The 2025 postseason will officially come to a close this weekend with the top prep swimmers in Alaska descending on Anchorage to face off for the final time with a chance to seize or defend individual and team state titles. Volleyball Region IV championship tournament, Tuesday-Saturday at Service The 2025 postseason will begin this week across the state with regional action. The Anchorage School District teams will square off on the home court of the higher seeds and then will play the remainder of the event on the Hillside. College Volleyball UAA vs. Simon Fraser at the Alaska Airlines Center, Thursday at 7 p.m. The Seawolves will continue their three-match homestand this week with a pair of bouts against nationally ranked conference foes — starting with the No. 8 Red Leafs, who they upset last month on the road. On Saturday night, they’ll take on No. 15 Western Washington for the second time this season, looking to avenge a four-set loss from a month ago. [UAF volleyball team rallies to complete season sweep of UAA] Women’s basketball UAA vs. Northwest University at the Alaska Airlines Center, Friday at 7 p.m. The Seawolves will open their 2025-26 season with a two-game series to tip off the era of first-year head coach Matt Thune. Men’s basketball UAA vs. Evergreen State at the Alaska Airlines Center, Friday at 11 a.m. The Seawolves will be on their home court for the first time this season later this week for a pair of games, the first of which will be played in front of elementary school students from across the Anchorage School District. Last week’s results High school Hockey Friday Palmer 1, Soldotna 0 Wasilla 6, Kenai Central 2 South 7, West 1 Saturday Palmer 3, Wasilla 0 Volleyball Monday Cordova 3, Birchwood Christian 0 (25-8, 25-9, 25-16) Tuesday Nikiski 3, Kenai Central 0 (25-17, 25-17, 25-21) Palmer 3, Grace Christian 0 (25-19, 25-16, 25-22) Lumen Christi 3, Birchwood Christian 0 (25-15, 25-22, 25-20) South 3, Service 1 (25-18, 25-8, 21-25, 25-19) Dimond 3, Eagle River 0 (25-15, 25-20, 25-18) Chugiak 3, Bartlett 0 (25-17, 25-14, 25-19) Wasilla 3, Colony 2 Wednesday Susitna Valley 3, Cordova 0 (25-19, 25-9, 26-24) West Valley 3, North Pole 2 Thursday Nunamiut 3, Tanalian 1 (16-25, 25-12, 25-16, 25-18) Seward 1, Nome-Beltz 0 (25-15) Homer 3, Kenai Central 2 (21-25, 18-25, 25-18, 15-13) Palmer 3, Mountain City Christian 1 (17-25, 25-15, 27-25, 25-12) Friday Nunamiut 3, Newhalen 0 (25-18, 25-18, 25-23) Barrow 1, Nome-Beltz 0 (25-22) Lathrop 1, Nome-Beltz 0 (26-25) Koyuk Malimiut 3, Gambell 2 (25-19, 25-20, 23-25, 23-25, 15-12) Martin L Olson 3, Shishmaref 1 (25-11, 25-10, 24-26, 25-13) Ketchikan 3, Petersburg 0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-19) Chaputnguak 2, Ket’acik and Aapalluk Memorial 0 (25-10, 25-21) Nikiski 3, Houston 0 (25-12, 25-11,25-13) Homer 3, Redington 0 (25-18, 25-6, 25-6) Eek 2, Ket’acik and Aapalluk Memorial 0 (25-19, 25-22) Juneau-Douglas 3, Sitka 0 (26-24, 25-21, 25-16) Martin L Olson 3, Anthony Andrews 0 (25-1, 25-10, 25-12) Nome-Beltz 2, Barrow 1 (25-18, 21-25, 15-11) Aniguiin 3, Koyuk Malimiut 2 (25-21, 25-27, 25-16, 12-25, 15-13) Nunamiut 3, Tanalian 1 (25-27, 25-15, 25-15, 15-12) Aniguiin 3, Gambell 1 (25-19, 12-25, 26-24, 25-19) Saturday Lewis Angapak 2, Ket’acik and Aapalluk Memorial 0 (25-11, 25-18) Homer 3, Houston 0 (25-11, 25-20, 25-12) Lathrop 2, Nome-Beltz 0 (25-0, 25-0) Nunamiut 2, Tanalian 0 (27-25, 25-12) Nikiski 3, Redington 0 (25-9, 25-11, 25-18) Cook Inlet Academy 3, Lumen Christi 1 (25-7, 25-14, 21-25, 25-14) Koyuk Malimiut 3, Aniguiin 2 (21-25, 25-21, 25-5, 14-25, 15-13) Martin L Olson 3, Anthony Andrews 0 (25-4, 25-10, 25-5) Barrow 2, Nome-Beltz 0 Wrestling Wednesday Service 89, Chugiak 27 Boys - 189: Elias Rimbert (9-2), Chugiak over Lucas Witwer (7-6), Service (TF 17-2 (2:17) Boys - 171: Bridger Johnson (8-5), Chugiak over Dempsey Goodwin (3-4), Service (F 2:33) Boys - 160: Kamdon Marchant (5-3), Chugiak over Cullen Goodwin (0-0), Service (F 2:52) Boys - 135: Giuliano Maddamma (9-4), Service over Lukas Nuxall (5-2), Chugiak (Dec 12-5) Boys - 130: Urijah Eppelsheimer (5-3), Service over Briar Otts (3-4), Chugiak (F 1:58) Girls - 152: Ereale Campbell (2-2), Chugiak over Julie Ishnook (7-2), Service (F 5:21) Girls - 145: Malila Miller (6-0), Service over Reagan Kelleher (4-0), Chugiak (F 1:21) Girls - 138: Reghan Harris (7-3), Service over June Kakaruk (0-0), Chugiak (F 1:25) Girls - 132: Carmen Delgado (3-1), Service over Grace Clark (2-2), Chugiak (F 3:26) Girls - 120: Sabreena Otts (5-0), Chugiak over Alexandra Barrera (9-3), Service (F 5:04) Girls - 114: Scarlett Easton (8-4), Service over Pamela Lazenby (2-3), Chugiak (F 1:51) West 81, Bartlett 35 Boys - 285: Willie Polou, West over Denver Spencer, Bartlett (MD 20-12) Boys - 215: Jayce Casarez, Bartlett over Tyson Dossman, West (F 2:48) Boys - 189: Ryder Thomas, West over Odin Dirkes, Bartlett (F 1:57) Boys - 171: Declan Gee (1-4), West over Donald Goss, Bartlett (MD 17-4) Boys - 152: Isiah Anaruk, Bartlett over Chris Espina (0-0), West (TF 17-1 (4:00)) Boys - 145: Damien Ambrose (3-2), West over Benjamin Fudge, Bartlett (F 3:38) Boys - 140: Gage Williams (2-3), West over Aurelius Atwood, Bartlett (MD 15-5) Boys - 135: Mason Rhude (0-0), West over Allen Edwards, Bartlett (F 1:56) Boys - 130: John Vitung (0-0), West over Jericho Drones, Bartlett (Dec 15-9) Boys - 112: Juan Rojas Arismendy (0-0), West over Owen Kramer, Bartlett (F 1:32) Girls - 126: Ivy Shanklin (1-2), West over Teresa Vicens (0-0), Bartlett (F 4:00) Girls - 120: A’leeah Zavala, Bartlett over Isabella Gutierrez (0-0), West (F ) Girls - 114: Heryzon Hutchison, Bartlett over Lilly Griffin (1-4), West (ID 0:44) Dimond 36, East 33 Boys - 103: Colter Campbell (0-0), East over Arthur Johnson (3-8), Dimond (F 2:27) Boys - 112: Maeson Suzuki (3-4), Dimond over Aron Flores (0-0), East (Dec 4-3) Boys - 130: Max Francisco (0-0), East over Daniel Marquez (5-7), Dimond (F 3:18) Boys - 140: Ramon Armenta (0-0), East over Sincere Wright (5-4), Dimond (Dec 13-10) Boys - 145: Keagan Frost (0-0), East over Prince Bonilla (1-5), Dimond (F 5:06) Boys - 152: Keller Jackson (9-2), Dimond over Liam Ferreira (0-0), East (TF 17-2 (2:00) Boys - 160: Kalek Donnelly (0-0), East over Nicolas Marquez (3-9), Dimond (F 2:33) Boys - 171: Antonio Rendulic (6-5), Dimond over Julian Ferreira (0-0), East (MD 14-6) Boys - 189: Jedidiah Fonoti (0-0), East over Tristan Mason (3-8), Dimond(F 0:56) Boys - 215: Brayden Vreeland (4-1), Dimond over Alberto Colon (0-0), East (F 3:07) Boys - 285: Daven Nysta (6-0), Dimond over Jerome Keil-Mano (0-0), East (F 1:17) Girls - 145: Victoria Orozco (1-0), East over Amoura Herrett (3-4), Dimond(F 1:01) Girls - 145: Violet Armstrong (1-0), East over Zoey Gear (4-7), Dimond(MD 14-6) Girls - 138: Nevaeh Copeland (1-0), East over Tyana Jackson (4-7), Dimond(ID 0:27) South 64, Eagle River 23 Boys - 285: Rylan Echeverria, Eagle River over Lyric Wakefield (0-0), South (F 2:43) Boys - 189: Zane Gerlach (8-0), South over Erik Henderson, Eagle River (F 1:09) Boys - 171: Clayton McGuire (11-0), South over Bryson Diola, Eagle River (TF 22-5 (4:26) Boys - 160: Jacob Morris (3-0), South over Forfeit, Eagle River (FF) Boys - 152: Shane Ostermiller (8-0), South over Vern Stott, Eagle River (F 1:09) Boys - 145: Levi Shivers (5-0), South over Caleb Driscoll, Eagle River (TF 16-1 (3:30) Boys - 140: Shaw Gerondale (8-0), South over August Rogers, Eagle River (TF 17-0 (3:11) Boys - 135: Kaden Costigan (9-0), South over Izzak Alonzo, Eagle River (TF 21-5 (2:42) Boys - 130: Jacob Driscoll, Eagle River over Lorenzo Sampang (5-4), South (F 4:42) Boys - 125: Mason Ekle (8-0), South over Dominick Votta, Eagle River (MD 15-1) Boys - 119: Gavin Gianelloni (4-3), South over Forfeit, Eagle River (FF) Boys - 112: Peter May (6-2), South over Wyatt McCain, Eagle River (TF 17-2 (2:34)) Boys - 103: Grant Brunner, Eagle River over Camden Chaitoff (4-4), South (TF 18-1 (2:46) Girls - 120: Julia Dunlap (11-2), South over Zoe Browning (2-3), Eagle River (TF 16-0 (3:31) Girls - 114: Lillian Dwyer (7-5), Eagle River over Adelynn Lee (2-3), South (F 3:00) Girls - 107: Brooklyn Duelfer (8-1), South over Violet Roschi (10-2), Eagle River (F 2:51) Thursday Soldotna 105, Service 23 Girls - 185: Infinity-Ann Asiata-Higa (10-1), Soldotna over Lillian Muller (0-0), Service (F 2:34) Girls - 165: Julie Ishnook (0-0), Service over Tasha Bell (5-6), Soldotna (F 0:24) Girls - 126: Madeline Ries (9-5), Soldotna over Carmen Delgado (0-0), Service (MD 15-2) Girls - 114: Mia Hannevold (9-0), Soldotna over Scarlett Easton (0-0), Service (F 1:41) Girls - 100: Naomi Keller (11-1), Soldotna over Rebekah Ellsworth (0-0), Service (F 0:14) Boys - 189: Lucas Witwer (7-6), Service over Tristen Barnes, Soldotna (TF 15-0 (5:15) Boys - 171: Keon Barnes (0-0), Soldotna over Dempsey Goodwin (3-4), Service (F 2:58) Boys - 140: Sam Fridriksson (7-3), Soldotna over Mason Childress (2-2), Service (F 1:16) Boys - 135; Giuliano Maddamma (9-4), Service over Kaiser DesOrmeaux (10-3), Soldotna (F 5:32) Boys - 130: Hudson Morris (5-1), Soldotna over Urijah Eppelsheimer (5-3), Service (TF 17-1 (5:42) Palmer 74, Wasilla 56 Boys - 285: Jake Garner (0-0), Palmer over Casey Weber (0-0), Wasilla (F 3:33) Boys - 215: Dylan Granath (0-0), Palmer over Marc Harrison (7-3), Wasilla (F 3:28) Boys - 189: Max Moat (10-3), Wasilla over Cooper Paulson (0-0), Palmer (TF 17-1 (3:38)) Boys - 171: Canyon Roberts (0-0), Palmer over Luke Davey (4-2), Wasilla (F 3:10) Boys - 160: Sylis Dinwiddie (8-4), Wasilla over Allen Kirby (0-0), Palmer (F 1:52) Boys - 145: William Lindsey (0-0), Palmer over Marshall Moat (2-0), Wasilla (F 1:48) Boys - 140: Cayson Mastberg (0-0), Palmer over Joseph Henson (2-1), Wasilla (MD 16-3) Boys - 130: Wyatt Wilson (0-0), Palmer over Cameron Toston (5-6), Wasilla (MD 12-1) Boys - 125: Frank McCormick Jr. (0-0), Palmer over Alexander Probasco (3-6), Wasilla (F 1:42) Boys - 119: Trystyn Andrews (2-3), Wasilla over Leonardo Carollo (0-0), Palmer (Dec 11-8) Girls - 185: Linsey Flores-Romo, Palmer over Malaiha Mitchell (4-6), Wasilla (F 1:45) Girls - 145: Kaylee Paulson, Palmer over Lydia Taysom (6-4), Wasilla (F 3:10) Girls - 132: Taryn Wright (11-2), Wasilla over Abigail Paddock, Palmer (F 2:54) Girls - 126: Krystal Krueger, Palmer over Ruby Thomas (5-6), Wasilla (F 3:30) Girls - 120: Danielle Steiner (5-1), Wasilla over Lehlani Flowers, Palmer (F 0:35) Swimming 2025 Cook Inlet Conference Championship Girls - Team Scores 1. Eagle River, 510. 2. Dimond, 336. 3. Service, 301 Boys - Team Scores 1. Dimond, 405. 2. Chugiak, 329. 3. Eagle River, 327. Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 1. Eagle River (Keira Gust, Bryn Baldwin, Reese Woodward, Sophia Trembath), 1:51.31; 2. Dimond, 1:53.05; 3. West, 1:56.86. Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay 1. Dimond High School (Drew Dittman, Creed Cvancara, Andy Zhang, Clint Kopp), 1:40.87; 2. Eagle River, 1:41.55; 3. Service, 1:46.22. Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 1. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 1:55.22; 2. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 1:55.55; 3. Caitlyn Rumph, Eagle River, 1:58.76. Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 1. Blake Fazio, Chugiak, 1:44.40; 2. Dax O’Brien, Dimond, 1:52.17; 3. Colin Russian, Eagle River, 1:52.99. Girls 200 Yard IM 1. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 2:05.96; 2. Anna Heaphy, Eagle River, 2:13.73; 3. Anna Brooks, Service, 2:15.64. Boys 200 Yard IM 1. Nate Shockley, Eagle River, 2:02.36; 2. Andy Zhang, Dimond, 2:08.51; 3. Noah Unks, Eagle River, 2:10.13. Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 1. Charlotte Griffith, South, 24.76; 2. Keira Gust, Eagle River, 24.89; 3. Maizy Kass, Dimond, 25.05. Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 1. Clint Kopp, Dimond, 20.74; 2. Griffin Fencil, South, 22.37; 3. Matthew Baker, Eagle River, 22.92. Girls 1 mtr Diving 1. Kensley Denmon, Service, 451.10; 2. Genevieve Sperbeck, Dimond, 334.20; 3. Natalie Arima, Dimond, 309.70. Boys 1 mtr Diving 1. Reubin Williams, Service, 400.85. Girls 100 Yard Butterfly 1. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 55.66; 2. Anna Heaphy, Eagle River, 1:00.07; 3. Ireland Kass, Dimond, 1:03.03. Boys 100 Yard Butterfly 1. Blake Fazio, Chugiak, 49.99; 2. Clint Kopp, Dimond, 50.73; 3. Andy Zhang, Dimond, 54.97. Girls 100 Yard Freestyle 1. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 53.33; 2. Payton Curtis, West, 55.29; 3. Molly Wirschem, East, 55.68. Boys 100 Yard Freestyle 1. Matthew Baker, Eagle River, 48.06; 2. Dax O’Brien, Dimond, 49.77; 3. Drew Dittman, Dimond, 51.55. Girls 500 Yard Freestyle 1. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 5:09.51; 2. Caitlyn Rumph, Eagle River, 5:23.18; 3. Sasha Rosko, Eagle River, 5:34.74. Boys 500 Yard Freestyle 1. Nate Shockley, Eagle River, 4:53.88; 2. Colin Russian, Eagle River, 5:04.85; 3. Luke Whitford, Chugiak, 5:08.82. Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Eagle River (Reese Woodward, Lelaina Trembath, Anna Heaphy, Keira Gust), 1:38.94; 2. Dimond, 1:43.34; 3. South, 1:45.61. Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Dimond (Dax O’Brien, Creed Cvancara, Cameron Posey, Clint Kopp), 1:29.65; 2. Eagle River, 1:31.24; 3. Chugiak, 1:31.48. Girls 100 Yard Backstroke 1. Keira Gust, Eagle River, 58.29; 2. Payton Curtis, West, 1:00.46; 3. Lizzie Russian, Eagle River, 1:04.47. Boys 100 Yard Backstroke 1. Packer Lowell, Chugiak, 54.84; 2. Zander Walker, Eagle River, 57.43; 3. Noah Unks, Eagle River, 58.17. Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke 1. Anna Brooks, Service, 1:07.41; 2. Maizy Kass, Dimond, 1:09.07; 3. Tui Stanbury, South, 1:12.35. Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke 1. Griffin Fencil, South, 1:01.33; 2. Creed Cvancara, Dimond, 1:03.78; 3. CJ Rollins, Eagle River, 1:04.65. Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Eagle River (Lelaina Trembath, Anna Heaphy, Caitlyn Rumph, Sophia Trembath), 3:40.70; 2. Service, 3:51.11; 3. Dimond, 3:51.49. Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Chugiak (Blake Fazio, Corbin Wolz, Gavin Heath, Packer Lowell), 3:23.27; 2. Dimond, 3:23.82; 3. Eagle River, 3:30.78. College Volleyball Friday UAF 3, UAA 1 Hockey Friday UAA 4, Denver 3 (OT) Saturday Denver 6, UAA 0 Men’s basketball Saturday Florida Southern 88, UAA 76 Sunday Daemen 96, UAA 62 NAHL Friday Anchorage Wolverines 4, Kenai River Brown Bears 3 Saturday Anchorage Wolverines 7, Kenai River Bears 3
