From becoming an award-winning gymnast, a star for Palmer soccer, or just learning the best way to sleep on planes, Cole Miller has become a man of many talents.
Alaska’s Kristen Faulkner proved to be the top women’s cyclist in the country once again when she defended her title Monday in the Elite Women’s Road Race at the USA Pro Road Championships in Charleston, South Carolina.
United States women’s rugby star Alev Kelter was handed a three-match ban on Tuesday for stamping on the head of an opponent in a test match against Australia.
The West Valley Baseball beat their crosstown rival Lathrop in a late-inning comeback. The Wolfpack were down 2-0 in the 7th inning until they scored off two Malamutes wild pitches.
South Anchorage earned its first win over the Service Cougars since the 2023 Alaska Baseball state title game, snapping Service's win streak in the process.
The Sports Team finishes up winter sports as the Wolverines' season comes to a close. Plus, a look into the beginning of trail season and where more of Alaska's athletes are set to begin their college journey.
Colony High School's Johnny Figgins put pen to paper in front of friends and family, signing to kick for the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, an NCAA Division III football program that saw a 7-3 record last season.
In a celebration of years of hard work, 11 West Anchorage High School student-athletes playing nine different sports signed to the next level together at the gymnasium in front of friends and family.
A pair of Alaskans are preparing for their pro seasons as Aiden Williams reports to Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie Minicamp this week, while Alissa Pili is ready for year two in the WNBA with the Minnesota Lynx. As the temperature heats up, so do high school spring sports as all schools and sports are officially outdoors. Meanwhile, UAF Rifle’s Will Anti announced his retirement from coaching at the age of 28.
The Lathrop girls soccer team earned bragging rights against their cross-town rivals Tuesday, beating West Valley with a final score of 1-0 in a low-scoring affair.
As the 2025 Kentucky Derby took place on Saturday, Lavelles Bistro hosted a watch party in Downtown Fairbanks. Horse racer fans come together to dress up, enjoy great drinks, and have a good time.
The prank call to Shedeur Sanders during the NFL draft wasn’t related to the ones other players received, according to a person familiar with the league’s investigation.
Two North Pole High School Filipino football players have achieved major milestones in 2024. Long snapper AJ Melvin and running back Patrick Melvin have received first and second all-state team all-D11 honors.
The 2025 Native Youth Olympics began Thursday at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage. Hundreds of athletes from across the state will compete for medals in 11 different events.
Tyler Lane breaks down the latest news from the start of the high school baseball and softball season. Plus some off the court news in the world of basketball and a preview of the next game in the NAHL playoffs
A year after his brother Coen got Alaska baseball back on the map, Rilen Niclai is putting the rest of the state on notice after leading Service to back-to-back wins.
A team from Alaska is hoping to bring some hardware home to the 49th State. The curling team is competing in the Mixed Four National Championship in Denver, Colorado, this week.
After 13 seasons of leading the UAA women’s basketball program to new heights, Ryan McCarthy has accepted the head coaching position at Division I’s Fresno State University. Alaska News Source’s Jordan Rodenberger sat down with the 6-time GNAC Coach of the Year about his time and legacy at UAA.
In January 2020, Ketchikan senior Chris Lee scored 47 points against Monroe Catholic High School and their then-head coach Frank Ostanik. About four years later, when Ostanik was named the head coach of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, he knew exactly who to turn to to help elevate the program.
One element that has been determined; the Fairbanks Ice Dogs and the Anchorage Wolverines will square-off in the first round of the NAHL Robertson Cup Playoffs next weekend. What has not been determined whether home-ice advantage will go to Fairbanks at the Big Dipper, or to Anchorage at the Sullivan Arena.
The window for high school spring sports in Alaska is a short one, and programs must make the most of the weather and facilities provided. Schools in the Southcentral and Interior are navigating through April snowfalls, while areas like Sitka and Kodiak have seen action on the baseball diamond. The Dome has been home to track and field and soccer, while Valley schools like Wasilla and Colony are playing outside on the pitch.
Jett McCullough is continuing his basketball career right where it started as he signed to play college ball at his hometown University of Alaska Fairbanks in front of a library full of friends and family at Monroe Catholic High School.
Dogs and mushers will go for one last ride in the Kobuk 440, the mushing season-finale in Alaska, when 13 teams take off in a mass start in Kotzebue Thursday. While the lack of snow and poor trail conditions have altered, or canceled dog sled races throughout the state this year, there is no shortage of snow on the Northwest Alaska trails.
