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Results from last week's high school basketball tournament in Dillingham
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Athletes from across the region wrestled in Anchorage last month, with multiple podium finishes and standout performances from Dillingham High School.
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The district says the policy will address past shortages of volunteers, but many parents express concerns about its feasibility.
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Senior Graelin Chaney leads the team with a personal best of 18:53, and fellow seniors reflect on their journey ahead of the crucial regional qualifiers.
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The King Cove T-Jacks took home 1A boys basketball state championship title after an undefeated season this year. Winning at state was this tight-knit team’s goal from the start says Coach Kenneth Barbour.
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The King Cove T-Jacks won the boys’ State Championship title while the Newhalen Malamutes’ placed second in the girls' tournament. The Koliganek Huskies’ boys team and the Bristol Bay Borough’s Lady Angels also competed in the championship tournaments.
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The basketball team won the Aleutian Chain Regional Championship in Naknek earlier this month, securing them a spot at the 1A State tournament. The State tournament is scheduled to start March 13.
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18 teams competed in 43 games over several days. The King Cove T-Jacks and the Lady Wolverines came out on top.
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Manokotak's school says the decision comes after some fans' poor behavior and that their student athletes and coaches have behaved well.
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Teams across Bristol Bay sent athletes to the ASAA Wrestling State Championships held last weekend. Dillingham junior Dylan McCambly was a State Champion.
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Nine teams competed in the 2023 ASAA Sockeye Conference on December 9 and 10.
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Dillingham’s Lady Wolverines competed in the championship last weekend, along with Sand Point’s Eagles