The Rewind: East volleyball snaps title drought, UAA men’s basketball dominant in season openers, UAF’s Kendall Kramer wins regional XC crown

Welcome to The Rewind, a weekly digest that puts a spotlight on the biggest stories and best performances from Alaska’s world of sports.

The final weekend of the 2023 Alaska high school swimming postseason came to a close and the playoffs for prep volleyball got underway with regional action. On the college sports scene, the University of Alaska Anchorage volleyball team won a pair of road matches, the men’s basketball team got off to a hot start and the men’s hockey team dropped a pair of road games to their rivals. On the national stage, several Alaska-born athletes had impressive showings in their respective sports and levels of competition.

Headlines and highlights

The last time a Bettye Davis East Anchorage high school volleyball team hoisted the Region IV championship trophy was 2006. More than half of this year’s team wasn’t even born and the rest were less than a year old and in diapers.

On Saturday night at Service High School, the resurgent Thunderbirds snapped the 17-year title drought after going the distance with reigning 4A state champion Dimond and falling in five sets but rebounded in the if-necessary game to capture the crown and head into state on the highest note possible.

“They pushed us to the brink, gave us all we could handle, and we came in confident and Dimond brought it,” East coach Garrett Danner said. “There was a lot of pressure, we were struggling with handling it but we didn’t give up. That’s been a sentiment all year long.”

The game-winning kill came from senior outside hitter Mariaha Afuvai, who capped off a 17-11 run for the Thunderbirds following a back-and-forth opening to the extra game to secure the 30-24 one-set victory.

“I was hoping that it was going to be in but I wasn’t sure,” Afuvai said. “I was just shocked because there’s a lot of emotions, but I have to thank my dad because he reminds me to use my brain during games.”

Junior outside hitter Jirah Boma was a force in both games and throughout the tournament and was one of five Thunderbirds that received all-conference honors and was one of just two on the team to be voted to the first team.

“It feels really great because I was second-team all-conference last year so my goal this year was to be first team all-conference and I made that goal,” Boma said. “It feels good, because it’s like getting respect from everyone for my talent and I appreciate that.”

[Playing with confidence, the East High volleyball team is turning heads in the CIC]

The 2023 Alaska high school swimming and diving postseason came to a close in the state’s capital city this past Saturday and saw the Service boys repeat as state champions by a wide margin for the second year in a row while the hometown Juneau-Douglas girls unseated Dimond, which had won the last six in a row.

“The meet went really well — it’s hard to come on the road and swim in unfamiliar circumstances, but they really stepped up and did a great job,” Service coach Ben Kitchen said. “It was just toughness across the board.”

[Service boys defend state swimming title; Juneau Douglas displaces Dimond girls as new champs]

The UAA men’s basketball team officially opened its 2023-24 regular season with a pair of exhibition victories over California State University Maritime Academy last week. Their season opener took place on Friday afternoon in front of a home crowd of over 3,000 that consisted of 2,600 fifth graders from across the Anchorage School District, and the Seawolves put on a scoring clinic in both games, beating the Keelhaulers by double figures in each contest.

[UAA men’s basketball delivers on promise in season-opening win over Cal Maritime]

After averaging 17 points on 60 percent shooting as well as 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals in the two games, senior guard Tyson Gilbert was named the Great Northwest Athletic Conference men’s basketball player of the week. He shot 50 percent from behind the arc in both games and led the Seawolves with a game-high 22 points Saturday.

[UAA guard Tyson Gilbert’s journey is a testament to perseverance and positivity]

The women’s basketball team was also in action over the weekend and narrowly fell 76-75 to Pacific University on Sunday. Leading the Seawolves in scoring in the valiant effort was junior guard Jazzpher Evans who recorded a game-high 20 points followed by junior forward Tori Hollingshead with 13 points and junior guard Senya Rabouin with 12 points.

The UAA volleyball team is riding a three-match win streak after hosting a pair of GNAC foes 3-1 over the past week. On Thursday, the Seawolves completed their season sweep of Wester Oregon and avenged an early season loss to Saint Martin’s on Saturday night. Junior libero Reilly Plumhoff received her first weekly honors after being named Great Northwest Athletic Conference volleyball defensive player of the week following a week in which she led all GNAC players in both digs per set (5.00) and aces per set (0.88).

Both the UAA and UAF cross-country teams competed at the NCAA West Regional championship Saturday and saw strong showings from their respective top endurance runners. Fairbanks product Kendall Kramer won the women’s race by clocking in with a time of 20:29.8. Junior Cole Nash posted the top finish for the Seawolves on the day by covering the 10-kilometer course in 31:07 to finish 16th in the men’s race.

“I wasn’t too sure about today – I definitely wanted to get top-five to qualify for nationals,” Kramer said in a statement. “It’s a really good field and I didn’t really have any expectations. I was comfortable with the pace, and kept picking it up. When I started to have a gap I got into the mental state to maintain that. It came down to a sprint, but I had some kick left in me. I figured it would come down to that, and I saved a little bit.”

[The tide that raises all ships, All-American Cole Nash leads UAA’s cross country resurgence]

On Monday, UAA Athletics announced that the Seawolves men’s cross country team earned an at-large bid to the 2023 NCAA Division II Cross Country National Championships that will take place in two weeks down in Joplin, Missouri on Nov. 18th. It will mark the 15th appearance for the UAA men’s team and the first since 2018.

The UAA men’s hockey team dropped the first two games in its annual Governor’s Cup series with rival Fairbanks on the road this past weekend. The Seawolves fell to the Nanooks 6-1 on Friday night with their lone goal coming from senior forward Ben Almquist and came up just short of a comeback on Saturday before ultimately falling 5-4 in a game where Anchorage’s Aiden Westin and Maximilion Helgeson scored their first two goals.

Alaska stars shining Outside

Anchorage’s Tyree Wilson recorded his half of a sack in the fourth quarter of the Las Vegas Raiders’ 30-6 home victory over the New York Giants on Sunday in Week 9 of the NFL season. He also recorded his first career quarterback hit and set a his single-game season high for total tackles with four including three solos and one assisted in 32 total defensive snaps (51 percent).

[https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1721318217451540969]

[3 NFL rookies with Alaska roots are living their dreams and proud of where they come from]

Anchorage’s Jayden Heartwell helped the Dickinson State University football team clinch the program’s ninth straight North Star Athletic Association title by recording his first career pick-six in the Blue Hawks’ 48-17 rout of the Valley City State University Vikings. The former South Anchorage high standout returned his fourth interception of the season and 12th of his career 40 yards to the house to extend his team’s lead to 34-3 in the third quarter.

Wasilla’s Mikayla Lantto recorded her second goal of the season for the Long Island University women’s hockey team in the Sharks’ 3-1 home victory over the Assumption University Greyhounds on Friday.

Ketchikan’s Isaac Updike finished 15th in the elite men’s field of 26 in the Abbott Dash which doubled as the USA Track & Field Road 5K Championship on Saturday in Manhattan, New York, with a mark of 14 minutes, 6 seconds.

Fast forward

Prep

Volleyball

3A/4A ASAA State Championship

The top prep volleyball teams from across the state converge on Anchorage this week for the conclusion of the 2023 postseason for the top two high school divisions in the Last Frontier. The tournament takes place at the Alaska Airlines Center starting Thursday and wrapping up Saturday.

College

Hockey

UAA v. Robert Morris, Friday and Saturday at Avis Alaska Sports Complex, 7:07 p.m. and 4:07 p.m.

The Seawolves will be back in town and playing in front of their home fans for the first and only time in the month of November this week when they host the Colonials for a two-game series. The first matchup will take place Friday night and the second Saturday evening.

NAHL

Anchorage Wolverines v. Fairbanks Icedogs, Friday and Saturday at Ben Boeke, 7 p.m.

The hometown team will be back in action and on its home ice this week as the two rival franchises from the Last Frontier will face off for the first time this season for a two-game series this weekend. This will be the Wolverines second set of games in their quest for the Club 49 Cup as each of their next six games will come against Alaska competition. They currently lead all three teams with four points , followed by the Kenai River Brown Bears with three and Fairbanks with two.

Last week’s results

Prep

Volleyball

Monday

Birchwood Christian 3, Lumen Christi 1 (25-2, 23-25, 25-23, 25-12)

Tuesday

East 3, Bartlett 0 (25-17, 25-11, 25-9)

Dimond 3, Eagle River (25-19, 25-5, 25-8)

Service 3, West 0 (25-15, 25-20, 25-20)

South 3, Chugiak 2 (27-25, 17-25, 16-25, 25-14, 15-9)

Wednesday

West 3, Bartlett 0 (27-25, 25-16, 25-13)

West Valley 3, North Pole 0 (25-14, 25-18, 25-16)

Mt. Edgecumbe 3, Sitka 1 (25-18, 28-26, 18-25, 25-17)

Chugiak 3, Eagle River 0

Thursday

Susitna Valley 3, Ninilchik 0 (25-21, 25-16, 25-16)

East 3, Service 2 (21-25, 25-23, 25-17, 12-25, 15-9)

Sitka 3, Mt. Edgecumbe 2 (22-25, 16-25, 25-14, 25-19, 18-16)

Dimond 3, South 2 (28-26, 25-18, 23-25, 12-25, 15-9)

Friday

Monroe Catholic 3, Hutchison 0 (25-13, 25-17, 25-20)

Valdez 3, Monroe Catholic 0 (25-12, 25-12, 25-20)

Monroe Catholic 3, Galena 0 (25-9, 25-4, 25-6)

Service 3, Chugiak 0 (27-25, 25-17, 25-22)

Thunder Mountain 3, Ketchikan 0 (25-22, 26-24, 25-20)

Sand Point 3, King Cove 0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-16)

Mt. Edgecumbe 3, Sitka 1 (26-24, 25-19, 24-26, 25-14)

East 3, Dimond 0 (25-17, 25-18, 27-25)

Saturday

Sand Point 3, King Cove 0 (25-16,25-23, 25-21)

Napaaqtugmiut 3, Davis-Romoth 0 (25-14, 25-21, 25-13)

Grace Christian 3, Mountain City Christian Academy 1 (25-22, 19-25, 25-19, 25-23)

Wrestling

Wednesday

West 53, Dimond 24

103: Khawaun Baptiste (West) over (Dimond) (Fall 1:34)

112: Sam Perez (West) over (Dimond) (For.)

119: Lachlan Hulse (West) over (Dimond) (For.)

125: Donovan Gee (West) over (Dimond) (For.)

130: Jonas Dixon (West) over Keller Jackson (Dimond) (Fall 4:31)

135: Lucas Starck (West) over Garen Andrews (Dimond) (Dec 5-2)

140: Ryder Thomas (West) over Yaroslav Ustymenko (Dimond) (TF 15-0 4:00)

145: Migel Sanchez (West) over Kody Hudok (Dimond) (Dec 7-3)

152: Everett Monteil (Dimond) over (West) (For.)

160: Liam Hase (West) over Kaden Robinson (Dimond) (Fall 0:56)

171: Suleyman Guliyev (West) over Fynn Raye (Dimond) (Fall 3:25)

189: Josiah James (Dimond) over Sawyer Serrano (West) (Fall 1:20)

215: Carter Davenport (Dimond) over (West) (For.)

285: Daven Nysta (Dimond) over (West) (For.)

Eagle River 48, East 27

103: Julian Jean (East) over Daniel Guzman (Eagle River) (Dec 11-8)

112: Max Francisco (East) over Vash Bundy (Eagle River) (MD 16-6)

119: Louie Flint (Eagle River) over Unknown (For.)

125: Vladimir Jean (East) over August Rogers (Eagle River) (Fall 1:08)

130: Deshawn Barbee (East) over Liam Rogers (Eagle River) (MD 17-8)

135: Michael Roschi (Eagle River) over Keagan Frost (East) (Fall 3:33)

140: Kenton Cooke (East) over Justyn Betsayad (Eagle River) (Fall 1:51)

145: Westyn Haslett (Eagle River) over Jayson Thomas Sanook (East) (Fall 1:45)

152: Gideon Schmidt (Eagle River) over Masausi Afoa (East) (Fall 3:49)

160: Erik Henderson (Eagle River) over Emmanael Mast (East) (Fall 5:21)

171: Jedd Kretsinger (Eagle River) over Aiden Hammonds (East) (Fall 4:50)

189: Tytan Godfrey (Eagle River) over Darien Walunga (East) (Fall 0:41)

215: Braden Ott (Eagle River) over Julian Ferreira (East) (Fall 2:21)

285: Alberto Colon (East) over Rylan Echeverria (Eagle River) (Fall 3:12)

South 62, Chugiak 15

103: Abbas Baqli (Chugiak) over Anthony Newman (South) (Dec 8-6)

112: Lorenzo Sampang (South) over Unknown (For.)

119: Benjamin Dunlap (South) over Kasun Downs (Chugiak) (Fall 1:08)

125: Anan Siackhasone (South) over Bryce Zeiler (Chugiak) (MD 11-2)

130: Jacob Morris (South) over Daykotak Baker (Chugiak) (Fall 1:25)

135: Levi Shivers (South) over Rohn Grayson (Chugiak) (Fall 0:22)

140: Riley Poray (Chugiak) over Bohdan Porter (South) (Fall 3:30)

145: Clayton McGuire (South) over Samuel Lazenby (Chugiak) (MD 17-9)

152: Zane Gerlach (South) over Cannon Clifford (Chugiak) (Fall 4:49)

160: Aaron Concepcion (South) over Brad Judy (Chugiak) (Fall 1:15)

171: Roth Powers (South) over Landon Bobo (Chugiak) (Fall 1:32)

189: Gabriel Schumaker (South) over John Armstrong (Chugiak) (Fall 1:16)

215: Spencer Johnson (Chugiak) over Hayden Martin (South) (Fall 2:24)

285: Chris Strawderman (South) over Unknown (For.)

Service 56, Bartlett 21

119:Colin Westervelt (Service) over Fredy Gonzalez (Bartlett) (MD 13-4)

125: Braiden Sanchez (Service) over Unknown (For.)

130: Lucas Gross (Service) over Muamar Khatir (Bartlett) (Fall 0:46)

135: Benjamin Fudge (Bartlett) over Alden Bevis (Service) (Dec 9-7)

140: Nikolas Novak (Service) over Isiah Anaruk (Bartlett) (Fall 1:36)

145: David Kim (Service) over David Rosario (Bartlett) (MD 15-4)

152: Cullen Goodwin (Service) over Unknown (For.)

160: Lucius Edwards (Bartlett) over Ethan Luedde (Service) (Fall 1:41)

171: Kyan Caldarera (Service) over Preston Bean (Bartlett) (Fall 1:14)

189: Carson Gamez (Service) over Ethan Pletnikoff (Bartlett) (Fall 2:16)

215: Hyrum Santiago (Bartlett) over Unknown (For.)

285: Arnold Baffour (Service) over Kedrick May (Bartlett) (Fall 1:40)

145G: Malila Miller (Service) over Leah Nichols (Bartlett) (Fall 1:27)

112: Vincent Robinson (Bartlett) over Unknown (For.)

126G: Elizabeth Gresham (Service) over Carmen Delgado (Bartlett) (Fall 0:50)

145G: Malila Miller (Service) over Leah Nichols (Bartlett) (Fall 0:00)

Friday

South 47, Soldotna 18

103: Dylan Frawner (South) over Sam Strouse (Soldotna) (Dec 9-7)

112: Benson Mishler (South) over Jaden Carlyle (Soldotna) (Fall 1:24)

119: Titus Watts (Soldotna) over Anan Siackhasone (South) (TF 17-2 3:35)

125: Jacob Morris (South) over Tustin Keller (Soldotna) (MD 22-8)

130: Levi Shivers (South) over Mason Bock (Soldotna) (Fall 1:32)

135: Jacob Strausbaugh (Soldotna) over Bohdan Porter (South) (TF 16-0 3:28)

140: Michael Dickinson (Soldotna) over Jase Phonsavang (South) (TF 15-0 5:02)

145: Clayton McGuire (South) over Hunter Bras (Soldotna) (MD 12-3)

152: Zane Gerlach (South) over Trevor Michael (Soldotna) (Dec 5-2)

160: Aaron Concepcion (South) over Jaykob Kemp (Soldotna) (Fall 2:00)

171: Roth Powers (South) over Bowen Korth (Soldotna) (Dec 5-2)

189: Collin Peck (Soldotna) over Gabriel Schumaker (South) (Dec 7-3)

215: Hayden Martin (South) over Rodney McNeal (Soldotna) (Fall 0:27)

285: Chris Strawderman (South) over Kenai Lepule (Soldotna) (Fall 2:00)

Riflery

Friday

Eagle River 3,291; South Anchorage 3163

A Team

Eagle River(1132) - Bierl, A. 289-15x; McDonald, W. 282-10x; Ryan, S. 281-10x; Greidanus, T. 280-8x

South(1121) - Kincaid, A. 284-12x; Gust, B. 279-10x; Anderson, C. 279-11x; Stinson, P. 279-9x

B Team

Eagle River(1100) - Bonis, R. 279-9x; Vorhes, L. 275-9x; Meerstein, M. 272-10x; Floyd, R. 274-4x

South(1082) - Porter, M. 274-9x; Saugier, J. 271-6x; Chlup, C. 268-5x; McEwen, X. 269-7x

C Team

Eagle River(1059) - Foger, L. 272-8x; Bell, K. 269-13x; Davies, S. 258-3x; Greidanus, R. 260-9x

South(960) - Anderson, B. 264-4x; Kersten, P. 263-3x; Eltrapolsi, Z. 248-2x; Hemstreet, C. 185-9x

Boys Hockey

Tuesday

Chugiak 6, Eagle River 0

Thursday

West 3, Wasilla 3

Friday

Wasilla 6, Service 0

South 2, Chugiak 0

North Pole 12, Tri-Valley 0

Saturday

North Pole 10, Tri-Valley 1

Gymnastics

Saturday

Team scores

1. South 242.825

2. Dimond 216.725

Vault

1. Jordan Zaporzan, South, 9.3; 2. Emma Marsh, South, 9.1; 3. Ella Sobroski, South, 8.45

Bars

1. Emma Marsh, South, 8.9; 2. Jordan Zaporzan, South, 8.5; 3. Melia Case, South, 8.35

Beam

1. Melia Case, South, 9.4; 2. Jordan Zaporzan, South, 9.2; 3. Gabi Rivera, South, 9.15

Floor

1. Jordan Zaporzan, South, 9.725; 2. Gabi Rivera, South, 9.475; 3. Emma Marsh, South, 9.35

All-Around

1. Jordan Zaporzan, South, 36.725; 2. Emma Marsh, South, 36.05; 3. Melia Case, South, 35.1

Swimming and Diving

State championship meet

Team totals

Girls

1. Juneau Douglas High School 101; 2. Thunder Mountain High School 90; 3. Eagle River High School 75; 4. South Anchorage High School 70; 5. Colony High School 53; 6. Dimond Swim and Dive 47; 7. Kodiak High School 32; 8. Robert Service High School 23; 9. Soldotna Stars 20; 10. West Valley High School 19.

Boys

1. Robert Service High School 122; 2. Eagle River High School 64; 3. Chugiak High School 62; 4. Dimond Swim and Dive 2023 54; 5. Ketchikan High School 52; 6. Seward High School Swim Team 45; 7. West Valley High School 31; 8. Colony High School 28; 9. Kodiak High School 23; 10. Thunder Mountain High School 18.

Individuals results

Girls 200-Yard Medley Relay

1. Juneau Douglas (Schwarting, Samantha, Fellman, Emma, Chapell, Lucia, Peimann, Valerie SO), 1:48.45; 2. Eagle River (Woodward, Lola, Solomonson, Maya, Woodward, Reese, Trembath, Sophia SO), 1:49.71; 3. South Anchorage (Fencil, Zoe, Baldessari, Stella, McLaughlin, Megan, Griffith, Charlotte SO), 1:50.62; 4. TMHS (Anderson, Gabrielle, Mills, Olivia, Liddle, Amy, Sanders, Caitlin JR), 1:51.93

Boys 200-Yard Medley Relay

1. Service (Price, Ben, Kwon, Preston, Balaban, Tomasz, Fawcett, Conrad SR), 1:33.83*; 2. Eagle River (Mank, Wes, Rumph, Eli, Toole, Dean, Hasenstab, Owen SR), 1:34.89; 3. Ketchikan (Harold, Gavin, Dash, Trevor, Dash, Evan, Hagan, Parker FR), 1:39.54; 4. Dimond (McKinley, Will, Fosberg, Roman, Randall, Samuel, Szymanski, Jonathan ), 1:40.40

Girls 200-Yard Freestyle

1. Schwarting, Samantha, JDHS, 1:55.64; 2. Liddle, Amy, TMHS, 1:57.08; 3. Peimann, Valerie, JDHS, 1:57.35; 4. Cooper, Hannah, Colony, 1:59.45

Boys 200-Yard Freestyle

1. Mank, Wes, Eagle River, 1:41.77; 2. Fawcett, Conrad, Service, 1:43.59; 3. McKinley, Will, Dimond, 1:47.02; 4. Michael, Chris, Chugiak, 1:48.05

Girls 200-Yard IM

1. Fellman, Emma, JDHS, 2:05.99; 2. Anderson, Jasmine, Colony, 2:08.35; 3. Waters, Caroline, Dimond, 2:10.39; 4. Watkins, Charisma, Soldotna, 2:12.33

Boys 200-Yard IM

1. Price, Ben, Service, 1:56.33; 2. Dash, Trevor, Ketchikan, 1:58.28; 3. Robinson, Max, Kodiak, 2:01.27; 4. Maio, Ezrah, West Valley, 2:02.03

Girls 50-Yard Freestyle

1. Rocheleau, Amaya, Kodiak, 24.35; 2. Mills, Olivia, TMHS, 24.73; 3. Francis, Lily, TMHS, 24.77; 4. Wentz, Talia, West Valley, 24.94

Boys 50-Yard Freestyle

1. Ambrosiani, Bengimin, Seward, 21.93; 2. Balaban, Tomasz, Service, 22.16; 3. Houser, Aidan, Palmer, 22.38; 4. Morgan, Tyson, Chugiak, 22.39

Girls 1-Mtr Diving

1. Werner, Abriella, Soldotna, 464.80; 2. McManus, Charlize, Colony, 433.35; 3. Wallstrum, Claire, Colony, 399.75; 4. Colman, Faith, Service, 377.90

Boys 1-Mtr Diving

1. Billings, Roman, Dimond, 445.40; 2. Thornton, Travis, Wasilla, 445.20; 3. Christian, Joshua, South Anchorage, 408.95; 4. Williams, Reubin, Service, 404.40

Girls 100-Yard Butterfly

1. Woodward, Reese, Eagle River, 57.14; 2. Waters, Caroline, Dimond, 57.38; 3. Francis, Lily, TMHS, 59.48; 4. Watkins, Charisma, Soldotna, 1:00.17

Boys 100-Yard Butterfly

1. Foy, PJ, TMHS, 48.27*; 2. Kwon, Preston, Service, 52.03; 3. Schaetzle, Zen, West Valley, 53.31; 4. Balaban, Tomasz, Service, 53.36

Girls 100-Yard Freestyle

1. Rocheleau, Amaya, Kodiak, 53.30; 2. Schwarting, Samantha, JDHS, 53.38; 3. Woodward, Lola, Eagle River, 53.41; 4. Griffith, Charlotte, South Anchorage, 54.67

Boys 100-Yard Freestyle

1. Price, Ben, Service, 47.12; 2. Ambrosiani, Nickolas, Seward, 47.71; 3. Roberts, Jack, Wrangell, 47.95; 4. Houser, Aidan, Palmer, 49.18

Girls 500-Yard Freestyle

1. Peimann, Valerie, JDHS, 5:17.07; 2. Liddle, Amy, TMHS, 5:17.46; 3. Cooper, Hannah, Colony, 5:18.52; 4. Ricke, Pacific, JDHS, 5:27.70

Boys 500-Yard Freestyle

1. Fawcett, Conrad, Service, 4:38.40; 2. Beck, Jan, Service, 4:47.08; 3. Hulien, Isaiah, Colony, 4:55.15; 4. Fazio, Blake, Chugiak, 5:00.68

Girls 200-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Eagle River (Woodward, Reese, Baldwin, Bryn, Trembath, Sophia, Woodward, Lola JR), 1:39.47; 2. TMHS (Mills, Olivia, Miller, Kennedy, Mills, Deedee, Francis, Lily FR), 1:41.07; 3. Dimond (Waters, Caroline, Kass, Maizy, Mullinax, Zaylee, Sperbeck, Mia ), 1:41.23; 4. South Anchorage (Bingham, Elizabeth, McLaughlin, Megan, Zipsir, Zoe, Griffith, Charlotte SO), 1:41.91

Boys 200-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Eagle River (Mank, Wes, Toole, Dean, Baker, Matthew, Hasenstab, Owen SR), 1:27.79; 2. Chugiak High School " (Morgan, Tyson, Lowell, Packer, Fazio, Blake, Michael, Chris SR), 1:31.00; 3. West Valley (Maio, Ezrah, Marshall, Ryder, McCotter, Nathan, Schaetzle, Zen SO), 1:31.38; 4. Dimond (Kullander, Caeden, Fosberg, Roman, O’Brien, Dax, Szymanski, Jonathan ), 1:31.81

Girls 100-Yard Backstroke

1. Woodward, Lola, Eagle River, 57.41; 2. Fencil, Zoe, South Anchorage, 58.09; 3. Mills, Deedee, TMHS, 1:00.64; 4. Sanders, Caitlin, TMHS, 1:00.78

Boys 100-Yard Backstroke

1. Mank, Wes, Eagle River, 49.37*; 2. Ambrosiani, Nickolas, Seward, 53.79; 3. Morgan, Tyson, Chugiak, 53.89; 4. Robinson, Max, Kodiak, 54.04

Girls 100-Yard Breaststroke

1. Fellman, Emma, JDHS, 1:02.82; 2. Anderson, Jasmine, Colony, 1:03.00; 3. McLaughlin, Megan, South Anchorage, 1:08.62; 4. Mills, Olivia, TMHS, 1:09.41

Boys 100-Yard Breaststroke

1. Foy, PJ, TMHS, 54.67*; 2. Kwon, Preston, Service, 55.51; 3. Rumph, Eli, Eagle River, 58.31; 4. Beck, Jan, Service, 59.79

Girls 400-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Juneau Douglas (Schwarting, Samantha, Peimann, Valerie, Ricke, Pacific, Fellman, Emma JR), 3:37.01; 2. Thunder Mountain (Liddle, Amy, Sanders, Caitlin, Mills, Deedee, Francis, Lily FR), 3:43.24; 3. South Anchorage (Reeg, Kaia, Fencil, Zoe, Zipsir, Zoe, Baldessari, Stella JR), 3:46.45; 4. Kenai (Hershberger, Sierra, Price, Abigail, Crouse, Isla, Anderson, Maria SR), 3:51.19

Boys 400-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Service (Price, Ben, Beck, Jan, Balaban, Tomasz, Fawcett, Conrad SR), 3:12.51; 2. Chugiak (Michael, Chris, Lowell, Packer, Fazio, Blake, Morgan, Tyson SO), 3:19.36; 3. Ketchikan (Dash, Trevor, Hagan, Parker, Harold, Gavin, Dash, Evan SO), 3:20.00; 4. Seward (Gates, Iver, Trobaugh, Oliver, Ambrosiani, Bengimin, Ambrosiani, Nickolas SR), 3:20.20

College

Volleyball

Thursday

UAA 3, Western Oregon 1 (25-20, 25-13, 16-25, 25-23)

Saturday

UAA 3, Saint Martin’s 1 (28-26, 25-22, 22-25, 28-26)

Hockey

Friday

UAF 6, UAA 1

Saturday

UAF 5, UAA 4

Men’s Basketball

Friday

UAA 86, Cal Maritime 69

Saturday

UAA 88, Cal Maritime 53