This week's sports digest spotlights standout performances from Alaska's high school, collegiate, and professional athletes. Highlights include undefeated state champions, a superhero hockey game promoting inclusion, record-breaking college athletes, and more.
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Players from both teams also had the handwritten names of special education students from their respective schools’ Life Skills programs on the nameplates on the back of their jerseys. After leading all GNAC players in rebounding this past week with 11 per game and averaging 17 points, two blocks and two steals per game while shooting 61.9% from the field,earned the second women’s basketball player of the week honors of her career and first of the season.
The UAA hockey team fared much better in its tightly contested matchup with the Nanooks later that night. Thanks to a clutch goal from freshman forward Ryan Johnson, the Seawolves were able to take a rare 2-1 lead in the annual Governor’s Cup series with a shootout victory.gymnastics team opened its 2025 season on the road with a trip to California where they competed in a pair of quad meets.
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