Healthy Heroes

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  • Class of 2007
    • George Attla
    • Susan Butcher
    • Scott Gomez
    • Tommy Moe
    • Kristen Thorsness
    • Iditarod
    • First Mckinley Ascent
    • Libby Riddles' Victory
  • Class of 2008
    • Carlos Boozer
    • Trajan Langdon
    • Joe Redington Sr.
    • Mark Schlereth
    • Rick Swenson
    • Great Alaska Shootout
    • Tommy Moe's Gold
  • Class of 2009
    • H.A. Red Boucher
    • Nina Kemppel
    • Wally Leask
    • Hilary Lindh
    • Col. Norman Vaughan
    • Eskimo-Indian Olympics
    • Winter Ascent of McKinley
    • Doug Herron's 800
  • Class of 2010
    • Rosie Fletcher
    • Reggie Joule
    • Lance Mackey
    • Bradford Washburn
    • Midnight Sun Baseball
    • Iditatod Photo Finish
    • Elliott Sampson's Victory
  • Class of 2011
    • Kikkan Randall
    • Chuck White
    • Mount Marathon
    • Scotty Brings Cup
  • Class of 2012
    • Bill Spencer
    • Vern Tejas
    • Gold Medal Basketball
    • UAF World Classic
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Healthy Futures, an organization dedicated to empowering Alaska's youth to develop the daily habit of physical activity for life, is the signature program of the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame.

The Alaska Sports Hall of Fame is a partner in a statewide initiative to provide Alaska's youth with greater access to positive role models in sports through the Healthy Heroes project. Other founding partners in the project include the Municipality of Anchorage Parks & Recreation, the Anchorage School District, and the Alaska Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance ConocoPhillips Healthy Futures initiative. We are especially grateful to the healthy heroes that contributed their inspiring messages, for without their efforts this project would not have been possible.

 

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Visit the Healthy Futures web site at www.healthyfuturesak.org 

 

 

HEALTHY HEROES		BIO
Aelin Peterson	PDF	Olympic Nordic Skier and ASAA Hall of Fame Inductee.
Bobby Hill	PDF	Special Olymics World Games powerlifting Gold medalist and Alaska Aces "24th Man".
Dean Larson	PDF	Alaska Aces and UAA Hockey's all-time leading scorer and Seawolf Hall of Fame Inductee.
Dick Mize	PDF	Olympic biathalete and Anchorage nordic ski and biathlon pioneer.
Eric Heil		Four-time Arctic Man Champion and course record-holder.
George Attla	PDF	Ten-time world champion sprint dog musher and Alaska Sports Hall of Fame Inductee.
James Southam		Olympic Nordic Skier. Two-time U.S. National Champion.
Karen Patten	PDF	Team Universe Fitness Champion and Professional Fitness Athlete.
Kikkan Randall	PDF	Top American Olympic nordic skier and World Cup Champiion.
Kris Thorsness	PDF	Olympic Gold medal rower and Alaska Sports Hall of Fame Inductee.
Lars Flora		Two-time  Olympic nordic skier and four-time National Champion.
Laura Ingham	PDF	Two-time Alaska  high school basketball player of the year and college standout at Ohio Sate.
Libby Riddles	PDF	First woman to win the Iditarod.
Ma'o Tosi		High school basketball and football star who played in the NFL for the Arizona Cardinals.
Martin Buser		Four-time Iditarod Champion.
Norman Vaughan		Long-time polar adventurer, mountaineer and oldest person to finish the Iditarod.
Phillip Blanchett		World Eskimo and Indian Olympic Gold medalist.
Rachel Steer	PDF	Top American Olympic Biathlete.
Rosey Fletcher		Olympic Bronze medalist snowboarder.
Stan Justice		Six-time Equinox Marathon champion and course record-holder.
Tommy Moe		Olympic downhill Gold medalist and Alaska Sports Hall of Fame Inductee.
Trajan Langdon	PDF	First Alaskan to play in the NBA and Alaska Sports Hall of Fame Inductee.

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