They called the play especially for him, so the least Tyler Adams of Barrow could do was make the jumper. He did that and more. The Blue Mountain sophomore guard converted a rare four-point play en route to scoring 20 points in a 75-67 win over Wenatchee Valley in NWAACC action in Washington. “At the… Read more »
Alaska Exposure basketball program director Jim Young of Anchorage is on the road again with the state’s next generation of college basketball players. The 2013 Alaska Exposure Senior Trip features 15 senior boys from all over the state and will tour NWAACC schools in Washington and Oregon, visiting nine colleges in 10 days. “The daily… Read more »
Remember the great Muff Butler? He was king of Alaska hoops back in the day, a playground legend in Anchorage and one of the state’s first players to go on and play D1 college basketball. His kid’s got game too. Jalil Abdul-Bassit of Anchorage is headed to the University of Oregon after making an oral… Read more »
With his high school basketball career behind him, West’s Devon Bookert is focused on college. Before he takes his game to the next level, though, he will show off for one last time at Saturday night’s Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches Senior All-Star Game at Colony. “I think it’s about playing with the other best… Read more »
Fresh off its Valdez Elks Tournament championship over the weekend, the Barrow boys basketball team made its debut in this week’s Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches Poll released today. The Whalers upset No. 2 Cordova 61-60 in the title game, thanks to 3A player-of-the-year candidate Tyler Adams, who scored 13 of his 28 points in… Read more »
