Daily News Sports Editor
When Michael MacKay-Dunn's Earl Marriott Mariners heard they were heading to Southeast Alaska for a pair of football games, their imaginations ran wild.
The Mariners' hometown of Surrey, British Columbia, can get pretty cold. But Alaska? That seemed like a different animal.
Daily News Sports Editor
When Michael MacKay-Dunn's Earl Marriott Mariners heard they were heading to Southeast Alaska for a pair of football games, their imaginations ran wild.
The Mariners' hometown of Surrey, British Columbia, can get pretty cold. But Alaska? That seemed like a different animal.
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By JOHN BORNEMAN
Daily News Sports Editor
When Michael MacKay-Dunn's Earl Marriott Mariners heard they were heading to Southeast Alaska for a pair of football games, their imaginations ran wild.
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Daily News Sports Editor
In nine weeks, the Kayhi swim team will be at the 4A Southeast Regional in Petersburg. A pair of weekend swim meets showed the Kings just how far they are from being ready for that trip.
Daily News Sports Editor
In nine weeks, the Kayhi swim team will be at the 4A Southeast Regional in Petersburg. A pair of weekend swim meets showed the Kings just how far they are from being ready for that trip.
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By JOHN BORNEMAN
Daily News Sports Editor
In nine weeks, the Kayhi swim team will be at the 4A Southeast Regional in Petersburg. A pair of weekend swim meets showed the Kings just how far they are from being ready for that trip.
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Thunder Mountain won the first game 25-19, climbing out of a seven-point hole. Kayhi jumped out to a 15-8 lead, but the Falcons took six of seven points to tie the game at 19-19. Thunder Mountain scored six more unanswered points - five on Ketchikan hitting errors - to end the game.
Thunder Mountain won the first game 25-19, climbing out of a seven-point hole. Kayhi jumped out to a 15-8 lead, but the Falcons took six of seven points to tie the game at 19-19. Thunder Mountain scored six more unanswered points - five on Ketchikan hitting errors - to end the game.
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KETCHIKAN (KDN) - The Kayhi volleyball team closed the two-day 4A Volleyball Jamboree in Juneau Saturday by splitting a pair of exhibition matches with Thunder Mountain.
Thunder Mountain won the first game 25-19, climbing out of a seven-point hole. Kayhi jumped out to a 15-8 lead, but the Falcons took six of seven points to tie the game at 19-19. Thunder Mountain scored six more unanswered points - five on Ketchikan hitting errors - to end the game.
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