Jordan Rodenberger
Reporter
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Jordan Rodenberger was born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska where his love for sports flourished. After graduating with a Broadcast Journalism degree from the University of Alaska Anchorage, he returned to his hometown to report on the players, teams and activities of Interior Alaska.
Campanelli, who dished out over 1,600 career assists, was an Aurora All-Conference member in 2020.
It is a new week, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
UAF Volleyball played their final game of the season Saturday, celebrating graduate Markie Miller.
UAF is scheduling its first independent slate since the 1993-94 season.
With the return of the Goldpanners comes the return of the Midnight Sun Game scheduled for June 21.
In this special Thursday edition of i5 we highlight Ice Dogs plays against Marshall, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
A Fairbanks local is exploring options for an alternative to the Midnight Sun Run.
The UAF Men's Basketball season was called-off months ago, but the team continues to improve.
The future UAF Nanook won the Division I Girls State Championship by 36 seconds.
The 27th annual Beat Beethoven 5K is virtual this year, running from April 9-18.
The Midnight Sun Run will not be held in-person this year, but virtually over four days.
The Ice Dogs have returned to Fairbanks after playing the first 39 games of their season on the road.
Typically a fall sport, the first high school wrestling match of the year took place Wednesday.
Jeremy Swayman, of Anchorage, stopped 40 shots in a 4-2 win over the Flyers.
Ryan Redington, of Knik, defends his 2019 Kobuk 440 crown.
Terlynn Olds is expected to begin as LaGrange College's AD June 1.
Transfer season is in full swing for college basketball.
It is Tuesday, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
Ice Dogs' highest scoring defenseman Andrew Garby has committed to Army-West Point.
Fairbanks athletes made the most of the NYO Games at Ryan Middle School.
UAF Swim collects first win in over two years.
It is Tuesday, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375. This week is a special edition based around the Alaska State Basketball Tournament last weekend.
The Lathrop Malemutes pushed the undefeated State Champions to the limit, falling in overtime.
Monroe captures the Class 3A title with a 67-52 win over ACS.
Both Monroe programs, the Lathrop Girls and the West Valley Boys will be competing Friday for a chance to make the state championship game in their respective classes.
The Alaska State Basketball Tournament begins Thursday in the Mat-Su Valley.
The Anchorage Wolverines will join the Fairbanks Ice Dogs and the Kenai River Brown Bears in the Midwest Division.
It is Tuesday, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
Only 1.6 seconds separated the top-two finishers, with Buddy Streeper edging Anny Malo for his third consecutive ONAC title.
Quarterback Shaun Conwell is making history out of the Monroe football program, signing to Division II's Fort Lewis College.
UAF Volleyball defeated Northwest Nazarene in back-to-back contests on the Patty Center court, the first official competition at the gym in over a year.
The Lathrop Girls are headed back to the Alaska High School Basketball State Tournament for the first time since 2017.
The West Valley Wolfpack are headed to the Alaska High School State Basketball Tournament after winning the Mid Alaska Conference.
Both Lathrop programs defeated North Pole in the Mid Alaska Conference Semifinals Wednesday.
Nat Goodhue, who was a UAF student and skier when he co-founded the Equinox Marathon in 1963, died last week in Vermont at age 80.
The Limited North American Championships took place over the weekend.
The UAF Nordic Ski program wrapped up their season with impressive performances at the NCAA Championships.
It is Tuesday, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
After missing the NCAA Championships for the first time in over 30 years last season, the Nanooks are back as one of the top programs in the nation.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs will officially make their Big Dipper debut April 22 against the Janesville Jets.
The Monroe Girls are state tournament bound for the first time in a decade after winning the Aurora Conference Tournament.
The Monroe Catholic Boys punched their tickets to the state tournament after defeating Valdez in the Aurora Conference Championship game.
The UAF Nordic Ski program wrapped up day one of the NCAA Skiing Championships in Jackson, New Hampshire with four top-20 finishes.
Each North Pole program honored a trio of seniors during a double-header with Galena.
The Hutchison Basketball programs celebrated their seniors with a pair of wins over Galena.
In late January, the University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletic Department self-reported potential violations to the NCAA, which are now being investigated by the regulating body, according to UAF.
It is Tuesday, which means it is time to vote on the i5, the top 5 plays from the Interior, brought to you by Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 375.
The Monroe Catholic basketball programs celebrated senior night with an Aurora Conference sweep over the Valdez Buccaneers.
The UAF Volleyball program will begin their condensed spring season Monday when they take on Azusa Pacific University in California.