Johnny Milner was fully prepared for a pair of pitching duels on Saturday.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The First City sent four to the Alaska Youth Education in Shooting Sports state tournament last week.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Summer baseball and softball games have continued to be played at both Walker and Dudley fields this month, as the Ketchikan Little League seasons have picked back up as community’s risk level for the novel coronavirus have gone down.
Friday night marked a little nugget of baseball history for the First City.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Baseball will be played at Walker Field this year, after all.
Before the ASAA state tournament began on Thursday, the Ketchikan High School Lady Kings softball team had played only six games.
By SPENCER GLEASON
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KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Ketchikan High School Lady Kings can sleep in a little bit on Friday morning.
In the three days during the Region V tournament last weekend in Juneau, the Ketchikan High School Lady Kings doubled their number of games played this season — totaling six over a six-week span.
Anchorage might have hit a record pair of rainy days this past weekend. But running in the rain certainly didn’t seem to bother the Ketchikan High School’s track and field team during the Alaska Schools Activities Association state meet.
The Ketchikan High School Lady Kings are Region V champions.
After a month away from the softball field, due to the community’s risk level for the novel coronavirus, the Ketchikan High School Lady Kings are now one win away from a Region V title.
The Ketchikan High School Kings’ woes at the plate continued on Friday, as the Kings struggled to time pitches from Sitka High School’s Eman Barragan in the Region V tournament’s consolation game.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — One month since their last baseball game, the Ketchikan High School Kings struggled at the plate, unable to time pitches from Juneau-Douglas High School hurlers.
Paige Boehlert wasn’t going to let the Thunder Mountain High School Lady Falcons score another run.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — It was a lackluster season for both of the Ketchikan High School’s soccer teams this year.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Ketchikan Little League baseball and softball teams were back on the field this past weekend. Both Dudley Field and Walker Field were full of action as sponsored clubs competed.
It’s been nearly a month since the Ketchikan High School baseball and softball teams last played on their respective diamonds.
The Ketchikan High School track and field team competed at the Region V meet at Thunder Mountain High School this weekend. While both the Juneau-Douglas High School boys’ and girls’ squads won the meets, scoring 90 and 80 points, respectively, Kayhi’s boys’ and girls’ squads finished second …
A dozen Ketchikan High School wrestlers grappled at the Alaska Schools Activities Association state tournament this weekend in Anchorage.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — While the Ketchikan High School wrestling team is in Anchorage this weekend, competing in the Alaska Schools Activities Association state tournament, the Kayhi track and field squad is participating in the Region V meet in Juneau.
Ketchikan High School is back on the mat.
The Ketchikan High School track and field team traveled on Thursday for the Region V meet in Juneau, which is slated to start Friday afternoon.
Alex Pennino knows a lot can happen in 24 hours.
Results have been finalized for the Totem to Totem Half Marathon, and in total 96 runners and walkers participated in the second virtual running of the half marathon race.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — For the second straight week, Ketchikan Little League is calling off its baseball and softball game schedule. Although this time, practices aren’t allowed either.
The sports season that was, is on the verge of becoming the sports season that wasn’t.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Before Ketchikan Little League called off this weekend’s schedule of baseball and softball games, due to the novel coronavirus, KLL games were played on Tuesday, May 4.
Junior Dylan Nedzwecky called for a fastball and got a curveball — to the neck.
Ketchikan Little League is putting its games on pause, due to the recent spike in novel coronavirus cases throughout the area.
The Totem to Totem Half Marathon has moved to a virtual race this season.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Due to the recent jump in novel coronavirus cases in the area, and Ketchikan moving to its Community Risk Level 3, the Ketchikan Running Club has decided to forgo in-person participation for this year’s Totem to Totem Half Marathon.
Tuesday began with Ketchikan High School activities still on schedule for this week.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District responded on Tuesday to Region V’s letter regarding novel coronavirus mitigation violations at Ketchikan High School during the Bill Weiss wrestling tournament on April 24.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Saturday marked Opening Day for the Ketchikan Little League. Despite the season’s opening ceremony being canceled, due to a recent spike in novel coronavirus cases throughout the area, KLL baseball and softball games were played at both Walker and Dudley fields.
Former Ketchikan High School Kings cross country runner Isaac Updike set his quickest, the United States’ fastest this season and world’s best time of this year for the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Oregon Relays in Eugene on April 24.
Troy Thain doesn’t want to say what Ketchikan High School did wrong.
The Totem to Totem Half Marathon is right around the corner.
The opening ceremony for Ketchikan Little League has been canceled.
Ketchikan High School has been put on notice.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The southern Native Youth Olympic Traditional Games have been postponed, due to the rise in novel coronavirus cases connected to Ketchikan High School.
Ketchikan is not winning at the moment.
It’s been a couple years since the Ketchikan High School track and field team has been able to host a home meet at Esther Shea Field.
It wasn’t ideal.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Ketchikan High School wrestling team hosted its Bill Weiss tournament on Saturday.
By SPENCER GLEASON
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Ketchikan High School track and field team hosted its invitational on Friday and Saturday at Esther Shea Field.
A pair of games; a pair of W’s — and the Ketchikan High School Lady Kings picked up right where they left off — two years ago.
The Ketchikan High School Kings won both games of their twin bill at Petersburg High School on Friday, sweeping the three-game series over two days.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Ketchikan High School was host to the Division II regional wrestling meet on Friday in the Clarke Cochrane Gymnasium.