Wrangell’s Boomchain Loucks and Jenna Meissner both won first place as the fastest runners in their races at the state cross-country Division III championships in Palmer on Saturday, Oct. 4. …
The clock ticks toward 6:30 p.m. and one athlete after another files into the high school gym. Laces tighten. Shoulders loosen. The chatter fades as the young women drop into stretches and passing …
There’s something in the water. Wrangell swimmers are regularly posting personal records from one competition to the next. A small squad with a big kick, the Wolves have been chopping seconds …
Senior Boomchain Loucks and freshman Jenna Meissner took first place in their races at the Southeast cross-country championships in Sitka and, along with their teammates, will be going to the state …
Wrangell’s pack looked every bit like contenders on one of Southeast Alaska’s stiffest cross-country tests, propelled by a freshman who never glanced over her shoulder. Juneau-Douglas …
Carlos Boozer Jr. — a 1999 graduate of Juneau-Douglas High School and a star player in high school, at Duke University and in the pros — was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of …
Wrangell High turned in podium performances at the Kayhi Invitational at Ward Lake on Saturday, Sept. 13, as Boomchain Loucks and Jenna Meissner won their varsity cross-country 5Ks and the Wolves’ …
Wrangell High’s cross-country runners turned in solid individual efforts at the George Plumley Invitational in Palmer on Sept. 6, competing in a field of nearly 1,200 athletes. Senior Boomchain …
Wrangell High School runners turned in dominant performances at the squad’s first cross-country meet of the season, sweeping both the boys and girls individual titles and securing the girls team …
Although they didn't walk away with a championship, the Stikine Grizzlies competed in their first Little League Southeast District Major League baseball tournament in more than a decade when they …
Last year’s high school cross-country meet was canceled when the Wrangell weather was too lousy even for Southeast runners who are used to stepping their way through mud — but the weather for …
Every race day for the high school cross-country squads this season will add up to 56 miles of running over trails and paths, wet or dry, as their coach anticipates as many as 18 student athletes …
After the weekend slate of home games was rescheduled to Monday and Tuesday nights, Feb. 3-4, the girls high school basketball team was left with just two days of rest before their next games on …
The Wrangell girls basketball team finished third at the Southeast tournament in Ketchikan on March 5-8. The top two teams in Southeast (Metlakatla and Haines) received automatic bids to the state …
On paper, the Wrangell High School boys basketball state bid was unexceptional. They dropped their opening game to Seward, bounced back in a win against Fairbanks charter school Effie Kokrine, and …
Graduating senior Kyan Stead, who was selected by the Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches for this year's all-star game in Anchorage, wished the game had lasted just a little longer. Stead's …
In his first-ever state track and field meet — in his first year as a high school track and field runner — Wrangell’s Boomchain Loucks raced to fourth place in both the 800-meter …
Logging show: Power saw bucking, First: Ron Schacher, Second: Matt Barker, Third: Trevor Killian. Ax chopping: First: James Montgomery, Second: Ron Schacher, Third: Trevor Killian. Obstacle bucking: First: James Montgomery ...
In his first-ever state track and field meet — in his first year as a high school track and field runner — Wrangell’s Boomchain Loucks raced to fourth place in both the 800-meter and …
Wrangell’s Boomchain Loucks placed first in the 800-meter race at the Southeast Alaska high school track and field championships last weekend. He missed scoring a second victory at the meet by less …