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In the early 2000s, Dillingham girls had to petition the school to let them join the team. Then, they were wrestling against boys. But wrestling in Bristol Bay — and Alaska — has come a long way since then.
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"We’ve been working together to put a plan in place that does our best to keep the kids safe while participating in a school activity," says Head Coach…
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Since the start of 2020, the coronavirus pandemic has slowed down athletics — on the field and off. Dillingham athletes and coaches still found a way to…
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We are practicing social distancing while working to keep everyone up to date on the coronavirus. Alaska is now up to 12 cases. People from Bristol Bay…
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Teams from around Bristol Bay and as far away as the Fairbanks area tipped off at the RAVN basketball invite last weekend. The Dillingham Wolverine girls’…
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The wolverines wrestled hard on Saturday at the state championships in Anchorage. The girls' team won 10th overall and first out of the 2A schools, and…
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The 2019 Spikefest took place in Dillingham over the weekend. It was the last home game for the Wolverines.Elelven teams from around the state played a…
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Dillon Chaney and Kendra Kapotak signed on to compete in college athletic programs this month. Theirs were the first signing ceremonies held in Dillingham…
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Dillingham had a strong showing at Saturday's regionals; the team will be sending 12 boys and three girls to the Wrestling State Championships. New…
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Dillingham's Sadie Tuckwood and Justin Dye won the wrist carry on the first day of the statewide Native Youth Olympics competition.Among the 50 teams…