Members of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District got the green light to return to action last week, which made for a busy weekend of high school volleyball.
Four schools within the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District competed in flag football games on Thursday, signifying the return of high school sports in the area.
At a time when the University of Alaska Anchorage faces cuts to multiple sports, Alaska Fairbanks has seen community-wide support for their athletic programs.
In order to promote civic engagement at all member schools, the CEO Board of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference has canceled all athletically-related activities on Election Day in the United States, Tuesday, November 3.
Three Alaskan Ninjas swung, clung and hung on for dear life Monday on the popular obstacle course show ‘American Ninja Warrior’. Hear from each of the Ninjas about their experience and what it means to them to represent Alaska.
Five Delta High School student-athletes competed in a cross country running meet in Glennallen on Tuesday, the first sports competition of the year featuring the Huskies.
The University of Wisconsin chancellor says Big Ten football will remain on hold until there are answers to questions about COVID-19 testing and tracing, along with possible long-term heart issues related to the coronavirus.
The University of Alaska Board of Regents has approved cuts to several UA sports programs, to take effect during the next fiscal year, unless teams can raise money to cover costs.
Although high school teams are not allowed to compete in games, student-athletes across the interior are taking any opportunity to play the game they love with their peers.
After many question marks at the beginning of the year, motor racing organizations in the interior were able to host several events throughout the summer.
Alaska Goldpanners General Manager John Lohrke speaks on the life of Tom Seaver, one of the first prolific players of the historic organization. Seaver, the MLB Hall of Fame pitcher, died on Monday at the age of 75.
In an ASAA board meeting Wednesday, they settled on dates and regulations for multiple fall state championships. Also discussed was the possibility of school districts continuing to play games while in the red, or "high-risk" zones.
The Board of Directors of the Yukon Quest International Association, located in Canada, made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s 38th running of the Yukon Quest on the Canadian side.
While sporting events and competitions are ceased, teams are still able to gather and practice under stricter protocols set by the regulating body for high school interscholastic activities in Alaska, ASAA.
In Monday's 100-77 win over the Indiana Fever, Fairbanks' very-own Ruthy Hebard tallied career-highs of 12 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks in 29 minutes of action.
Last week, the University of Alaska Fairbanks created a new position focusing solely on fundraising for athletics. This week, the first project is launched with the Sru’ol Campaign. "We have some financial challenges and we need help and we are seeking help from whomever has the ability to help us at this point.”
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs announced they will be playing their 24th season this year. They will begin the season in Marshall, Minnesota, with hopes of hosting their first game in Fairbanks on January 21.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, ASAA, public health officials and a local coach weigh-in on the situation involving a student-athlete testing positive for COVID-19.
The upcoming Governor's Cup Series may be the final edition as the University of Alaska Anchorage proposes to cut hockey. UAF Head Coach Erik Largen shares his thoughts.
On the day the University of Alaska Anchorage eliminated hockey, men's and women's skiing and gymnastics, UAF Administration reassured Nanook Nation that they will not be cutting any sports.