Chugiak’s Ed Hall has been a defensive stalwart this year for the University of Idaho football team. The 6-foot, 212-pound linebacker has registered 32 total tackles in five games, including seven solo tackles today against Troy. Hall, of Eagle River High fame, is coming off a career performance against UNLV in which the sophomore stud… Read more »
Freshman linebacker Ed Hall of Chugiak had his best game for the University of Idaho football team. The 6-foot, 209-pounder had four solo tackles to give him seven in four games this season. Hall, of Eagle River fame, ranks in the top 10 in solo tackles on the team despite limited playing time. He’s also… Read more »
He saw the field on special teams for the University of Idaho football team in last week’s season opener. This week, though, Edward Hall of Chugiak recorded his first career tackle and played a little bit on defense. The freshman linebacker had two tackles for the Vandals in a 59-9 loss to No. 8 Southern… Read more »
A pair of Anchorage soccer players scored big goals to help their college teams win their first game of the season. Jordan Edwards of The Master’s College in California provided the tying goal in the 81st minute of a 3-2 victory over Bethesda in NAIA action, snapping a five-game winless streak by the Mustangs. Edwards,… Read more »
Just call Liberty University the decathlon capital of the Big South Conference. The school has won the individual title seven times in the last 11 years, and Anchorage’s Drew Edwards could be next. The 6-foot junior finished fourth at the conference championship for the second consecutive season, collecting 6,041 points. He was more than 800… Read more »
Anchorage’s Nolan Walker continues to rise to the occasion at the NCAA Tournament, scoring a goal for his fourth point in two games as St. Cloud State beat No. 2-ranked Boston College 4-1 in the Northeast Regional final in Albany, New York. With the win, St. Cloud advanced to the Frozen Four for the first… Read more »
Two of the most prominent college hockey players from Alaska are on a collision course to face off in the Frozen Four. A lot of things need to take place for that to happen, but stranger things have transpired at the NCAA Tournament. Anchorage’s Isaiah Saville of the University of Nebraska Omaha and Anchorage’s Nolan… Read more »
Anchorage’s Da’Zhon Wyche is the latest college basketball player from Alaska to surpass the 1,000-point career benchmark. The redshirt junior pumped in a season-high 21 points for the University of Texas Tyler in a 105-70 loss to nationally ranked NCAA D2 power St. Edwards. Wyche drained 9-of-14 field goals and added three assists and three… Read more »
If The 5 Tournament is a dress rehearsal for his return to the NBA, Anchorage’s Mario Chalmers looks the part. The 34-year-old, two-time NBA champion cooked up a 50-burger on Day 3 of the 3-on-3 halfcourt basketball tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada. Never mind Chef Boyardee, this was Chef Boy-Still-Got-Game. Chalmers, of Bartlett High fame,… Read more »
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