The Rewind: Service, Dimond claim football wins; UAA and UAF volleyball standouts earn GNAC honors

Welcome 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, collegiate and professional levels. The 2024 season for high school flag and tackle football saw some dominant performances and exciting finishes while several other fall sports continued to get underway. On the college scene, the University of Alaska Anchorage and University of Alaska Fairbanks cross country and volleyball teams opened the 2024 season. Outside the state, several Alaskans had impressive performances and career achievements worth recognizing and celebrating in their respective arenas.

Headlines and highlights

On a night where the Service high school football team struggled to consistently move the ball on offense through the air, the Cougars inserted junior Austin French under center as a wildcat quarterback with just under 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter. They were trailing visiting Chugiak and French helped lead them to a hard-fought 6-3 victory .

Up to that moment, the only points in the game came on a 23-yard field goal from the Mustangs kicker in the final seconds just before halftime following a near scoreless first half. Service transitioned to a predominantly rushing-based attack once French took over. He marched the offense nearly the length of the field on a 95-yard and 21-play drive that he capped off by punching the ball across the goal line from two yards out on fourth and goal.

An unsuccessful two-point conversion attempt by Service gave Chugiak a chance to potentially mount a game-tying or even game-winning drive with just over three minutes left on the clock. The Mustangs advanced the ball 30 yards on seven plays past midfield and into Cougar territory before junior Skyler Bottorff iced the game and secured the decisive victory for his team by tipping a pass to himself for a drive-ending interception.

“It’s cool to play with my team, without them, I wouldn’t be here,” Bottorff said.

On Saturday afternoon elsewhere in Anchorage, the Cook Inlet Conference clash between South Anchorage and Juneau-Douglas featured more than four times as many points, all of which were scored by the home team. The Wolverines notched their first win of the season and on their home turf in dominant fashion with a 42-0 shutout of the Huskies.

“After losing to Bartlett, they came on the bus saying ‘We lost this game but we are good and we do believe,’ ” South head coach John Lewis said. “This whole week they believed in their prep work that they could beat Juneau because they knew it would be physical and we’re physical for as small as we are.”

Leading the charge for South on offense was senior quarterback Cole Yarrington, who had a hand in scoring each of the teams first four touchdowns with three coming through the air and one on the ground. While he connected with three different receivers on his passing scores, his most popular and potent target was junior wide receiver Landon Drumm, who finished with six catches for 119 receiving yards and a 61-yard touchdown to score the first points of the game. The Wolverines leading receiver for the game, however, senior Caleb Doerr with 128 receiving yards on five catches including a 50-yard score.

“We were really hungry after those first two losses, we knew we were good all along and just needed to put it all together and fix little things,” Yarrington said. “(Drumm and I) work together every day, putting in extra hours and have a pretty good connection.”

Several teams around the state either hosted or hit the road to face out of state opponents and the only one from the Division I level to emerge victorious was Dimond who remained undefeated after an exciting 40-39 win over Linfield Christian down in Temecula, California. The Lynx were powered by junior star quarterback Cayden Pili who led his team back from a double-digit deficit with three scoring drives in the fourth quarter.

“Pili is an amazing, dynamic football player and had a great game but the best is yet to come,” Dimond coach Brian Yim said in a statement. “He just finished his sixth varsity game ever but always keeps it pretty cool. The completions he made, and the windows he was able to fit the ball into were amazing.”

Pili had a hand in four of Dimond’s five touchdowns — three passing and one rushing — and four of their five successful two-point conversion attempts. His late-game heroics were capped off when he connected with junior receiver Everett Monteil for an 11-yard touchdown on fourth down and then senior receiver Alex Borke for the go-ahead two-point play with less than 10 seconds left on the clock.

“While it may seem cliche, our offensive line have been are best performing group all season,” Yim stated. “These boys play smart, and aggressive. They take pride in what they do and I love it. Jeremiah Seve, Thomas Adams, James Luaao, Daven Nysta, Dansel Anselmo, and Tristan Alenepi. Our game plan was to lean on our bigs up front and use our size advantage and it paid off in the end.”

In flag football action, West and South continued to prove to be the teams to beat this past week as both emerged with each program’s undefeated records intact. The Wolverines returned home from their trip out of state and defeated East 16-6 and handed the previously unbeaten Wasilla Warriors their first loss in a 30-6. While the Eagles weren’t able to keep their shutout streak alive after giving up six points to Eagle River on Saturday in a blowout win, they still have yet to have a game be decided by less than three scores.

“It’s about the commitment we have on the defensive end,” West head coach Antonio Wyche said. “We want to shut people out, we don’t want people to score on us and it’s like a motivational thing for us.”

They began the week with a 24-0 shutout of perennial powerhouse Dimond on a rainy Tuesday night led by explosive passing performance from senior quarterback Ariel Misa who three for 206 yards and four touchdowns. On Saturday, she had 300 passing yards and another hat trick through the air and added another on the ground.

Misa’s favorite and most potent target in both games was Wyche’s daughter, Re’Zhanai, who had 108 receiving yards and a pair of scores against Dimond and 163 receiving yards and three touchdowns in the 34-6 win over Eagle River.

“My connection is really strong with my receivers and my running backs,” Misa said. “They all played good and I loved seeing them score and get excited in the end zone.”

Out on the trails, the annual ASD Class Races took place on the Delaney Park Strip this past Thursday in which distance runners competed against their peers in the same grade from across the CIC. Among the standouts was Bettye Davis East Anchorage junior Rosie Conway, who recorded the fastest time by any female in any grade with a time of 11:08. On the boys side, the fastest time recorded was by another Thunderbird, sophomore Katahdin Staples with a mark of 9:31

[After overcoming a health scare, East’s Rosie Conway is off to a hot start to the cross-country season]

On the college scene, the UAA and UAF cross-country teams faced off for the first time this season in the annual Seawolf Throwdown at Kincaid Park this past Saturday. While the visiting Nanooks swept both team titles, the top finishers featured a runner from each program. On the men’s side, UAA junior John Peckham covered the 8K course in 25:54 while UAF senior Kendal Kramer won the women’s 6K race in a time of 20:42.

“The first race of the year is always interesting because you get your first look at how everyone does in competition,” UAA head coach Chas Davis said in a statement. “I was happy to see John win the men’s race in his first race back from an injury he suffered in the spring. I was also pleased with (women’s third-place finisher) Nell (Baker)’s run today to lead our women. I was pleasantly surprised by a number of our runners today and am excited for the rest of the season.”

The UAA volleyball team got its 2024 campaign underway out of state in Hawaii where the Seawolves played three teams in two days and went 1-2 with the Seawolves lone victory coming Thursday over Hawaii Pacific 3-1 (25-10, 25-13, 14-25, 25-18) after getting swept in straight sets by Chaminade.

“We played well tonight after a tough match against Chaminade,” UAA head coach Stacie Meisner said in a statement. “We know when we take care of the ball, we can be dangerous, and we have some offensive weapons for our setters to choose from. Larssen (Anderson) especially had a terrific day, and it’s great seeing her on the court again after her injury last season.”

UAA came up just short of establishing a win streak Friday in a 3-2 (21-25, 21-25, 25-19, 25-22, 15-11) loss to Hawaii Hilo. Senior outside hitter Katie Birtcil-Tipton led the Sewolves with 15 kills and 18 digs while fellow senior, setter Kadyn Osborne, led the team with 28 assists and collected 10 digs as well.

Both GNAC player of the week honorees for volleyball hailed from University of Alaska schools with Anchorage outside hitter Anderson receiving offensive recognition after averaging 2.17 kills and 2.92 points per set on .380 hitting in the Seawolves’ three matches at the Alaska/Hawaii Challenge. Meanwhile, Fairbanks’ Ainsley Smith received defensive honors for leading the Nanooks in digs per set with a mark of 2.58 over three matches in Hawaii. She recorded 14 digs in four sets against Chaminade and another nine in her team’s first win against Hawaii Pacific.

“Ainsley had a great weekend in Hawaii,” UAF head volleyball coach Brian Scott said in a statement. “Very excited for her to receive this recognition. Ainsley has spent many hours working on becoming a great defender while on the court. It is nice to see those efforts paying off.”

Alaska stars shining Outside

For the second year in a row, Anchorage’s Brandon Pili defied the odds that often come with being a former undrafted free agent by making the Miami Dolphins initial 53-man roster coming off another strong showing over the course of the preseason. In three exhibition contests, he recorded five total tackles including two solos and two for a loss, a sack and two quarterback hits. While he is listed as the primary backup nose tackle to Benito Jones, there’s a chance that he could make his first career regular season start with the fifth-year veteran currently dealing with an injury this week.

[Leaning on experience from his rookie NFL season, Anchorage’s Brandon Pili aims to maximize opportunities in second year with Dolphins]

A pair of former Alaska high school football standouts helped the University of Nevada-Reno football team to a 28-26 over Troy University on Saturday. Redshirt senior defensive tackle Thomas Witte of Anchorage recorded three total tackles, including a solo takedown for a loss of two yards. On offense, senior tight end Jace Henry of Fairbanks found the end zone for the second week in a row on a 17-yard touchdown reception and finished with three catches for 31 receiving yards.

Anchorage’s Mai Mateaki helped the Air Force service academy’s women’s soccer team to its best start since 2003 this past week by improving to 3-0. With her first career two-goal performance in the Falcon’s 3-0 shutout win over the University of Hawaii at Manoa and former teammate Tatum Porter last Thursday, the former Dimond star and 2024 Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year was named Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Week.

Anchorage’s Deuce Zimmerman led the Western New Mexico University football team in receiving yards in the Mustangs 41-3 season-opening win over the University of Texas-Permian Basin this past Saturday. The former East high star wideout caught a pair of passes and finished with 46 yards including a long of 35.

Fast Forward

Prep

Football

West at Dimond, Saturday at 2 p.m.

In what is slated to be the best matchup of Week 4, the reigning Division I state champion Eagles will travel to face the undefeated Lynx and try to spoil their homecoming.

Service at East, Saturday at 2 p.m.

Across town at the same kickoff time in a CIC clash between a pair of 2-1 teams, the Cougars will be aiming to pull off a similar feat on the road against the Thunderbirds, who have still yet to lose to an in-state opponent.

Cross Country

Big 8 Invite 5K at Kincaid Park, Saturday at 10 a.m.

Every team in the Anchorage School District will face off this weekend on the trails of Kincaid Park ahead of next week’s state preview meet.

Last week’s results

Prep

Volleyball

Monday

Service 3, Chugiak 2 (25-20, 16-25, 25-17, 28-30, 15-10)

Tuesday

Redington 3, Grace Christian 2 (25-18, 17-25, 21-25, 25-15, 15-7)

Palmer 3, Houston 0 (25-8, 25-14, 25-15)

Dimond 3, South 1 (26-24, 27-29, 25-12, 25-13)

East 3, West 1 (25-15, 26-24, 20-25, 27-25)

Wednesday

Palmer 3, Colony 1 (21-25, 26-24, 25-3, 25-17)

Thursday

North Pole 3, Grace Christian 2

Kenai Central 3, Kodiak 0 (25-14, 25-11, 25-12)

Dimond 3, West 0 (25-14, 25-22, 25-17)

Chugiak 3, East 0 (25-17, 25-23, 25-14)

Friday

Service 2, Dixie County 0 (26-24, 23-25, 15-10)

Bartlett 2, Monroe Catholic 0

Barlett 1, Lathrop 1 (11-25, 25-19)

Monroe Catholic 2, Grace Christian 0 (25-20, 25-20)

South 3, Eagle River 0 (25-23, 25-13, 26-24)

Soldotna 3, Kodiak 1

Lathrop 2, Grace Christian 0 (25-15, 25-17)

Grace Christian 1, Mt. Edgecumbe 1 (25-23, 18-25)

Bartlett 2, Mt. Edgecumbe 0 (25-11, 25-23)

Saturday

Lathrop 2, Bartlett 0 (25-10, 25-19)

Flag football

Tuesday

Wasilla 35, Colony 0

Service 26, Eagle River 7

West 24, Dimond 0

Chugiak 35, Bartlett 12

South 16, East 6

Wednesday

Eagle River 18, Bartlett 0

Thursday

East 12, Dimond 7

Friday

Dimond 7, Colony 0

Chugiak 18, Service 7

South 30, Wasilla 6

Saturday

Wasilla 28, Dimond 0

West 34, Eagle River 6

Football

Friday

Central 49, East 21

Yreka 41, Kenai Central 12

Dimond 40, Linfield Christian 39

West Valley 38, Homer 6

North Pole 36, Houston 6

Palmer 47, Colony 23

Bartlett 42, Eagle River 12

Service 6, Chugiak 3

Wasilla 31, Barrow 14

Saturday

South 42, Juneau 0

West 21, Lathrop 20

Soldotna 35, Teton 7

Seward 86, Monroe Catholic 14

Week 3 ASBN Poll

Division I

1. Dimond 3-0 vs West

2. East 2-1 vs Service

3. Bartlett 2-1 vs Colony

4. Service 2-1 at East

5. West 2-1 at Dimond

Division II and III

1. Soldotna 3-0 vs West Valley

2. West Valley 3-0 at Sohi

3. Palmer 2-1 at Eagle River

4. Lathrop 1-2 vs North Pole

5. North Pole 2-1 at Lathrop

Swimming

Thursday

Dimond v Bartlett v Eagle River

Girls - Team Scores

1. Eagle River, 119.0; 2. Dimond, 61.0

1. Eagle River, 127.0; 2. Bartlett, 19.0

1. Dimond, 130.0; 2. Bartlett, 30.0

Boys - Team Scores

1. Dimond, 103.5; 2. Eagle River, 64.5

1. Eagle River, 102.0; 2. Bartlett, 18.0

1. Dimond, 140.0; 2. Bartlett, 19.0

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Eagle River (Lola Woodward, Bryn Baldwin, Reese Woodward, Sophia Trembath), 1:54.96; 2. Eagle River, 2:02.05; 3. Dimond, 2:03.74

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Eagle River (Wes Mank, Eli Rumph, Nate Shockley, Matthew Baker), 1:40.73; 2. Dimond, 1:46.48; 3. Eagle River, 1:55.87

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Keira Gust, EEagle RiverR, 2:09.82; 2. Catherine Heaphy, Eagle River, 2:15.97; 3. Emma Clayton-Brunelle, Dimond, 2:17.42

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Dax O’Brien, Dimond, 1:57.17; 2. Jonathan Szymanski, Dimond, 2:00.62; 3. Matthew Baker, Eagle River, 2:02.24

Girls 200 Yard IM

1. Bryn Baldwin, Eagle River, 2:28.83; 2. Caitlyn Rumph, Eagle River, 2:31.08; 3. Jillian Kuipers, Dimond, 2:56.03

Boys 200 Yard IM

1. Clint Kopp, Dimond, 2:10.76; 2. Drew Dittman, Dimond, 2:26.84; 3. Alan Wu, Dimond, 2:40.64

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 25.73; 2. Lola Woodward, Eagle River, 25.84; 3. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 26.26

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Caeden Kullander, Dimond, 23.50; 2. Dominic Brunelle, Dimond, 24.05; 3. Amadrion Reynier-Wilson, Eagle River, 24.08

Girls 1 mtr Diving

1. Sophia Sidgman, Eagle River, 189.70; 2. Genevieve Sperbeck, Dimond, 132.15; 3. Natalie Arima, Dimond, 104.85

Boys 1 mtr Diving

1. Roman Billings, Dimond, 252.65

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Zaylee Mullinax, Dimond, 1:03.41; 2. Jillian DelaCruz, Eagle River, 1:13.50; 3. Lizzie Russian, Eagle River, 1:22.64

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Nate Shockley, Eagle River, 56.74; 2. Andy Zhang, Dimond, 56.87; 3. Eli Rumph, Eagle River, 58.99

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 55.81; 2. Bryn Baldwin, Eagle River, 1:00.98; 3. Varya Bodrova, Dimond, 1:01.26

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Wes Mank, Eagle River, 48.44; 2. Caeden Kullander, Dimond, 49.97; 3. Dax O’Brien, Dimond, 52.42

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 5:41.94; 2. Keira Gust, Eagle River, 5:49.20; 3. Holly Dittman, Dimond, 5:52.44

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Clint Kopp, Dimond, 5:18.22; 2. Amadrion Reynier-Wilson, Eagle River, 5:31.72; 3. Dominic Brunelle, Dimond, 5:36.27

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Eagle River (Reese Woodward, Lelaina Trembath, Sophia Trembath, Lola Woodward), 1:44.12; 2. Eagle River, 1:50.77; 3. Dimond, 1:58.16

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Dimond (Jonathan Szymanski, Clint Kopp, Caeden Kullander, Dax O’Brien), 1:33.40; 2. Eagle River, 1:34.22; 3. Eagle River, 1:46.88

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Lizzie Russian, Eagle River, 1:09.46; 2. Caitlyn Rumph, Eagle River, 1:10.90; 3. Catherine Heaphy, Eagle River, 1:12.24

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Roman Fosberg, Dimond, 1:02.07; 2. CJ Rollins, Eagle River, 1:08.01; 3. Malik Burns, Bartlett, 1:39.58

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 1:15.25; 2. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 1:16.98; 3. Jillian Kuipers, Dimond, 1:22.65

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Eli Rumph, Eagle River, 1:02.45; 2. Wes Mank, Eagle River, 1:02.56; 3. Roman Fosberg, Dimond, 1:07.94

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Dimond (Holly Dittman, Varya Bodrova, Emma Clayton-Brunelle, Zaylee Mullinax), 4:04.62; 2. Eagle River, 4:32.79; 3. Dimond, 5:00.04

Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Dimond (Andy Zhang, Dax O’Brien, Dominic Brunelle, Caeden Kullander), 3:32.07; 2. Dimond, 4:34.61; 3. Dimond, 5:28.89

Chugiak v South v East

Team Scores

Girls

1. South 77; 2. Chugiak 71; 3. East 11

Boys

1. Chugiak 85; 2. East 35; 3. South 26

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. South (Zoe Fencil, Stella Baldessari, Tui Stanbury, Charlotte Griffith) 2:03.23; 2. Chugiak 2:04.83; 3. Chugiak, 2:18.93

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Chugiak (Tyson Morgan, Blake Fazio, Nathan Bloom, Caleb Straka) 1:57.28; 2. East 2:01.54; 3. South 2:45.92

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Alexa Kotter, South, 2:09.08; 2. Stella Baldessari, South, 2:15.22; 3. Tui Stanbury, South, 2:17.88

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Reed Wirschem, East, 2:05.64; 1. Corbin Wolz, Chugiak, 2:05.64; 3. Bryce Herda, East, 2:16.43

Girls 200 Yard IM

1. Kalea Davis, Chugiak, 2:28.83; 2. Trinity Philbrick, Chugiak, 2:41.71; 3. Iris Rothbarth, South, 2:48.29

Boys 200 Yard IM

1. Leutian Mcdonald, South, 2:36.07

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Charlotte Griffith, South, 26.22; 2. Molly Wirschem, East, 26.86; 3. Tui Stanbury, South, 28.05

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Tyson Morgan, Chugiak, 22.88; 2. David O’Connor, East, 25.76; 3. Daniel Lund, South, 27.49

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Lacey Westerlin, Chugiak, 1:18.75

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Gavin Heath, Chugiak, 1:08.31; 2. Christopher Cooke, South, 1:10.52

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Charlotte Griffith, South, 57.90; 2. Alexa Kotter, South, 1:00.06; 3. Elianah Philbrick, Chugiak, 1:04.97

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Maikai Davis, Chugiak, 55.84; 2. David O’Connor, East, 56.79; 3. Corbin Wolz, Chugiak, 56.85

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Molly Wirschem, East, 5:56.59; 2. Trinity Philbrick, Chugiak, 6:21.21; 3. Veronica Garrett, Chugiak, 7:14.95

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Blake Fazio, Chugiak, 5:11.12; 2. Gavin Heath, Chugiak, 5:59.16

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. South (Zoe Fencil, Stella Baldessari, Reese Romspert, Alexa Kotter), 1:55.26; 2. Chugiak, 2:05.41

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Chugiak (Gavin Heath, Corbin Wolz, Nathan Bloom, Blake Fazio), 1:41.21; 2. Chugiak, 1:43.66; 3. East, 1:46.27

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Abigail Doepken, Chugiak, 1:09.22; 2. Kaydence Giroux, South, 1:15.43; 3. Moriah Anderson, Chugiak, 1:19.49

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Maikai Davis, Chugiak, 1:04.90; 2. Matthew Ray, East, 1:08.17; 3. Bryce Herda, East, 1:13.23

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Stella Baldessari, South, 1:14.37; 2. Lacey Westerlin, Chugiak, 1:27.65; 3. Maren Lund, South, 1:31.05

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Nycoh Johnston, Chugiak, 1:18.58; 2. Reed Wirschem, East, 1:21.37; 3. Nathan Bloom, Chugiak, 1:38.98

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. South (Tui Stanbury, Alexa Kotter, Charlotte Griffith, Reese Romspert), 4:05.97; 2. Chugiak, 4:19.70; 3. Chugiak, 4:51.92

Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Chugiak (Corbin Wolz, Maikai Davis, Nycoh Johnston, Blake Fazio), 3:42.75; 2. Chugiak, 4:01.66; 3. South, 4:26.81

Service v West

Combined Team Scores

1. Service, 242; 2. West, 105

Girls- Team Rankings

1. Service, 121; 2. West, 57

Boys- Team Rankings

1. Service, 121; 2. West, 48

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Service (Jocelyn Williams, Anna Brooks, Lilly Anderson, Natalie Hostetter), 2:01.47; 2. West, 2:10.09; 3. Service, 2:13.41

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Service (Tomasz Balaban, Ben Price, Paradorn Connolly, Jake Altman), 1:46.18; 2. West, 1:59.47; 3. Service, 2:02.73

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Noelle Oakley, Service, 2:22.24; 2. Keena Bennett, Service, 2:24.30; 3, Jocelyn Williams, Service, 2:28.87

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Colt Wells, Service, 2:06.61; 2. Braeden Schoppert, Service, 2:11.04; 3, Thaddeus

Adkison, West, 2:22.33

Girls 200 Yard IM

1. Lilly Anderson, Service, 2:40.54; 2. Maddi McRee, Service, 2:52.94; 3. Jazmyne Nails, Service, 2:59.59

Boys 200 Yard IM

1. Jan Beck, Service, 2:07.79; 2. Kevin Zhang, West, 2:41.68; 3. Rowan Skinner, West, 2:46.97

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Payton Curtis, West, 26.74; 2. Linai Tuers, Service, 27.84; 3. Phoebe Toscano, Service, 29.46

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Ben Price, Service, 22.45; 2. Paradorn Connolly, Service, 25.10; 3. Cade Phillips, Service, 26.40

Girls 1 mtr Diving

1. Iona Snyder, West, 179.25; 2. Kensley Denmon, Service, 177.45; 3. Alexandria Bond, Service, 151.50

Boys 1 mtr Diving

1. Reubin Williams, Service, 191.65

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Harper Lind, West, 1:10.95; 2. Noelle Oakley, Service, 1:21.26; 3. Sophia Zielinski, West, 1:33.14

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Tomasz Balaban, Service, 53.45; 2. Paradorn Connolly, Service, 59.79; 3. Braeden Schoppert, Service, 1:06.91

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Natalie Hostetter, Service, 58.44; 2. Anna Brooks, Service, 59.14; 3. Casey Eischens, West, 1:04.58

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Ben Price, Service, 48.87; 2. Colt Wells, Service, 55.58; 3. Jake Altman, Service, 57.06

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Maddi McRee, Service, 6:34.32; 2. Sarina Germany, West, 8:23.19; 3. Dory Dugal, West, 8:25.37

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Jan Beck, Service, 5:04.10; 2. Keegan Zawko, Service, 5:36.89; 3. Theodore Olson, Service, 5:37.21

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Service (Anna Brooks, Noelle Oakley, Lanai Tuers, Natalie Hostetter), 1:49.74; 2. Service, 2:06.87; 3. West, 2:11.40

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Service (Tomasz Balaban, Jake Altman, Jan Beck, Ben Price), 1:33.34; 2. Service, 1:53.95; 3. West, 1:58.24

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Natalie Hostetter, Service, 1:08.10; 2. Linai Tuers, Service, 1:10.56; 3. Jocelyn Williams, Service, 1:14.65

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Tomasz Balaban, Service, 1:00.49; 2, Theodore Olson, Service, 1:08.81; 3. Rowan Skinner, West, 1:16.02

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Anna Brooks, Service, 1:11.39; 2. Payton Curtis, West, 1:18.76; 3. Lilly Anderson, Service, 1:25.52

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Cruz Pineda, West, 1:10.74; 2. Jake Altman, Service, 1:11.26; 3. London Begich-Bal, West, 1:24.29

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. West ( Harper Lind, Casey Eischens, Jane Carr, Payton Curtis), 4:13.57; 2. Service, 4:27.78; 3. Service, 5:00.16

Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Service (Paradorn Connolly, Braeden Schoppert, Colt Wells, Jan Beck), 3:48.53; 2. West, 3:54.56

Cross Country

Saturday

ASD 2024 Class Races

Freshmen Girls

1. Talia Smith, Service 11:20; 2. Olivia Sandoval, Chugiak 11:42; 3. Fiona Selvik, Service 11:49; 4. Livia Bond, Service 12:58; 5. Grace Post, West Anchorage 13:11; 6. Savannah McCarney, South Anchorage 13:33; 7. Rienzi Witmer, West Anchorage 13:36; 8. Sophie Laughlin, Service 13:36; 9. Madison Bickmore, Chugiak 13:37; 10. Madison Davignon, Eagle River 13:38; 11. Brooklyn Peterson, Chugiak 13:40; 12. Autumn Larson, Chugiak 13:42; 13. Miranda Taylor, Chugiak 14:03; 14. Holly Jensen, Chugiak 14:05; 15. Lilly Stewart, Chugiak 14:27; 16. Bailey Ledford, Eagle River 14:32; 17. Anika Linstid, Service 14:45; 18. Khloe St. Aubin, South Anchorage 14:54; 19. Annabel Uffenbeck, Service 14:57; 20. Lyla Dyment, Chugiak 15:01

Freshmen Boys

1. Trygve Solomonson, Eagle River 10:28; 2. Tian Sandvik, Service 10:38; 3. Talven Wigglesworth, West Anchorage 10:44; 4. Finn Dudley, West Anchorage 10:46; 5. Holden Aquino, East Anchorage 10:55; 6. Finnegan Spillane, South Anchorage 10:57; 7. Kaiden Kuber, South Anchorage 10:58; 8. Tucker Nakken, Eagle River 11:13; 9. Malachi Williamson, South Anchorage 11:20; 10. Dalton Zock, South Anchorage 11:21; 11. Lance Smith, South Anchorage 11:21; 12. Leif Konrath-Bera, Eagle River 11:34; 13. Jonathan Greenway, East Anchorage 11:35; 14. Logan Fairbanks, South Anchorage 11:37; 15. Micah Brent, West Anchorage 11:38; 16. Van Angel, South Anchorage 11:40; 17. Oliver Henry, Service 11:45; 18. Oskar Grunwaldt, West Anchorage 11:45; 19. Coen Phimmasone, Service 11:46; 20. Leif Mowery, East Anchorage 11:48

Sophomore Girls

1. Madeleine Lojewski, East Anchorage 11:36; 2. Amelia Bochenek, West Anchorage 12:08; 3. Shayla Lee, South Anchorage 12:09; 4. Ashlyn Paynter, Eagle River 12:28; 5. Emiko Wilson, Service 12:34; 6. Faith Harlamert, Service 12:35; 7. Kendall Barnett, West Anchorage 12:38; 8. Neve Hagenstein, West Anchorage 12:51; 9. Clara Robinson, East Anchorage 13:23; 10. Abigail Page, South Anchorage 13:28; 11. Saida Felix, West Anchorage 13:32; 12. Olivia Heath, Chugiak 14:00; 13. Mackenzie Sidgman, Eagle River 14:00; 14. Lilly Betts, West Anchorage 14:05; 15. Brie Mahoney, Chugiak 14:06; 16. Lynnae Beard, Chugiak 14:24; 17. Duna Snedgen, South Anchorage 14:25; 18. Nora Graham, South Anchorage 14:34; 19. Attia Braham, Service 14:36; 20. Ruby Price, West Anchorage 14:58

Sophomore Boys

1. Katahdin Staples, East Anchorage 9:31; 2. Arlo Jespersen, West Anchorage 10:00; 3. Elias Williams, West Anchorage 10:18; 4. Atlin Frederick, West Anchorage 10:34; 5. Barret Malouf, Service 10:46; 6. Caleb Driscoll, Eagle River 10:48; 7. JT Gurney, West Anchorage 10:49; 8. Elliott Drake, Bartlett 10:52; 9. Wyatt Fleming, West Anchorage 10:57; 10. Louis Dugal, West Anchorage 10:57; 11. Jayden Carlson, South Anchorage 11:00; 12. Kael Western, Service 11:00; 13. Keaden Dunlap, Service 11:02; 14. Nicholas Shearer, West Anchorage 11:03; 15. James Westbury, Service 11:11; 16. Daniel Udall, Chugiak 11:27; 17. Nathaniel Townley, Chugiak 11:28; 18. Ammon Jeppson, Service 11:29; 19. Michael Ortega-Cipres, Eagle River 11:34; 20. Porter Wilson, Chugiak 11:37

Junior Girls

1. Rosie Conway, East Anchorage 11:08; 2. Addysen Gasser, South Anchorage 12:11; 3. Abi Howe, East Anchorage 12:51; 4. Siera Chadwick, East Anchorage 12:55; 5. Ashley Mann, Eagle River 12:59; 6. Lola Poitevin, East Anchorage 13:26; 7. Isabelle Limauro, Eagle River 13:27; 8. Aunika Lane, Eagle River 13:35; 9. Hazel Powers, Eagle River 13:48; 10. Amaya Hammatt, South Anchorage 13:52; 11. Nina Mangini, Eagle River 13:52; 12. Jase Emerson, Service 13:56; 13. Sophia Downie, Service 14:15; 14. Mallory Raun, West Anchorage 14:25; 15. Eiley Reid, Bartlett 14:38; 16. Sadie Duffy, Service 14:41; 17. Hope Hansen, Eagle River 14:41; 18. Riley Snider, West Anchorage 14:49; 19. Claudia Rector, West Anchorage 14:59; 20. Claire Jong, West Anchorage 14:59

Junior Boys

1. Luke Shaw, Eagle River 10:17; 2. Haro Ross, Service 10:46; 3. Luca Driscoll, West Anchorage 10:51; 4. Brennan Rieck, Eagle River 10:52; 5. Micah Remick, East Anchorage 10:52; 6. Samuel Clements, Bartlett 10:58; 7. Kai Reed, West Anchorage 11:01; 8. Caleb Sharrock, East Anchorage 11:01; 9. Nathan Momblow, Eagle River 11:01; 10. Parker Johnson, South Anchorage 11:08; 11. Dalton Donley, Eagle River 11:10; 12. Liam Cleary, East Anchorage 11:13; 13. Bryce Thompson, Service 11:37; 14. Oliver Freeman, South Anchorage 11:38; 15. Atlas Payne, Eagle River 11:39; 16. Antonio Winnett, East Anchorage 11:39; 17. Bradley Judy, Chugiak 11:40; 18. Simon Van Arsdale, Eagle River 11:48; 19. Rory Posanka, Service 11:48; 20. Hayden Postishek, Service 11:48

Senior Girls

1. Finn Rigby, East Anchorage 11:54; 2. Zoe Rodgers, West Anchorage 12:11; 3. Eva Marley-Jester, East Anchorage 12:26; 4. Delia Neroda, Service 12:50; 5. Rylee Winn, Eagle River 13:01; 6. Fiora Graziano, East Anchorage 13:06; 7. Brynn Rathert, East Anchorage 13:11; 8. Ada Burrup, Chugiak 13:18; 9. Jane Malouf, Service 13:20; 10. Bailey Peterson, Chugiak 13:22; 11. Svea Thomas, East Anchorage 13:38; 12. Lilah Klieforth, West Anchorage 13:49; 13. Mika Bell, Service 13:51; 14. Ashley Sundstrum, South Anchorage 13:51; 15. Claire Dayton, Chugiak 13:56; 16. Charlotte Toole, Eagle River 13:59; 17. Beverly Ferris, Bartlett 14:01; 18. Eva Lunoe, Service 14:06; 19. Katie Mitchell, Service 14:08; 20. Livia Valenote, Eagle River 14:28

Senior Boys

1. Levi Knickerbocker, Service 9:56; 2. Springer Moore, Service 9:59; 3. Andrew Krellner, Eagle River 10:06; 4. Maximilian Erickson, West Anchorage 10:15; 5. Josean Olivieri, Eagle River 10:21; 6. Liam Dudley, West Anchorage 10:29; 7. Maxwell Richardson, Service 10:38; 8. Elias Watson, Service 10:43; 9. Grayson Melocik, South Anchorage 10:55; 10. Soren Briggs, East Anchorage 10:57; 11. River Johnson, Chugiak 10:58; 12. Connor Mille, West Anchorage 11:04; 13. James Eddy, Chugiak 11:21; 14. Aidan Dewey, Bartlett 11:25; 15. Tanner Thomas, Eagle River 11:31; 16. Paul McLaughlin, West Anchorage 11:33; 17. Josh McIllece, Eagle River 11:37; 18. Benjamin Strauss, West Anchorage 11:37; 19. Luke Hillhouse, Service 11:47; 20. Zane Hopewell, West Anchorage 11:55

College

Volleyball

Thursday

Chaminade 3, UAA 0 (25-15, 30-28, 25-15)

UAA 3, Hawaii Pacific 1 (25-10, 25-13, 14-25, 25-18)

Friday

Hawaii Hilo 3, UAA 2 (21-25, 21-25, 25-19, 25-22, 15-11)

Cross Country

Seawolf Throwdown

Women’s 6K

Team scores

1. UAF 1-2-5-8-10-(12)-(13)=26

2. UAA 3-4-6-7-9-(11)=29

Individual scores

1. Kendall Kramer, UAF, 20:42.3; 2. Rosie Fordham, UAF, 20:55.1; 3. Nell Baker, UAA, 21:32.3; 4. Alexandra Otto, UAA, 22:34.0; 5. Tabitha Williams, UAF, 22:40.2; 6. Avery Williamson, UAA, 22:48.2; 7. Lilli Lindner, UAA, 22:49.4; 8. Ryann Smith, Unattached, 22:50.3; 9. Makendra McCarty,Unattached, 22:55.5; 10. Lucca Duke, UAF, 22:58.5; 11. Mallory McCarter, UAA, 23:26.9; 12. Teegan Silva, UAF, 23:32.4; 13. Tressa Wood, UAA, 23:57.2; 14. Madison Schuh, UAF, 24:31.7; 15. Elsie Weiss, UAF, 24:36.4; 16. Hazel Probst, UAF, 24:57.9; 17. Riga Grubis, UAF, 25:28.5; 18. Olivia Manley, UAF, 25:33.5; 19. Abigail Harver, Unattached, 25:40.0; 20. Jasmin Holst, UAF, 27:44.6

Men’s 8K

Team scores

1. UAF 2-4-5-7-9-(10)-(11)=27

2. UAA 1-3-6-8-12=30

Individual scores

1. John Peckham, UAA, 25:54.5; 2. Ben Browning, UAF, 26:05.6; 3. Zach Grams, UAA, 26:23.1; 4. Ben Dohlby, UAF, 26:39.8; 5. Finn Morley, UAF, 26:48.8; 6. Patrick Doty, UAA, 26:49.3; 7. Sam Roy, Unat., 27:03.8; 8. Phillip Moosmayer, UAF, 27:15.36; 9. Ries Tveit, UAA, 27:18.5; 10. Anthony Porter, Unat., 27:20.1; 11. Derk Lyford, UAF, 27:29.1; 12. Blake Hanley, UAF, 27:34.7; 13. Toby Buchanon, Unat., 27:41.8; 14. Edgar Vera, Unat., 27:55.5; 15. Koen Ross, UAF, 28:04.2; 16. Matt Rongitch, UAA, 28:09.3; 17. Gabriele Riguado, UAF, 28:18.4; 18. Jace Peters, UAF, 28:58.8; 19. Ruben Rhodes, UAF, 29:01.5; 20. Josh Baurick, UAF, 29:15.1