Juneau Independent

The alumni from now-defunct Thunder Mountain High School played their annual basketball game on Tuesday at Thunder Mountain Middle School. Sam Lockhart scored 36 points for the blue team to topple the white team 94-87, despite 31 points from Pedrin Saceda-Hurt and 19 from James Polasky.

Futbol kits at annual tournament bear names that would make St. Nick chuckle. (Article includes gallery with 109 photos)

The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears girls and boys varsity basketball teams continued their respective road trips Saturday, with the girls defeating the North Pole Lady Patriots 49-36 at the Doc Larson Roundball Classic in Wasilla and the boys defeating the Sunnyside Wildcats (Fresno, California) 47-43 at the Tarkanian Classic in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

JDHS’ Schooler places second in girls’ state, Crimson Bears boys team takes fifth.

Girls lose 53-46, boys defeat Wasatch 75-31 and fall 62-57 to St. George’s.

Employees at Petersburg's Lee's Clothing store pose in their Dale of Norway sweaters. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) By Klas Stolpe Juneau Independent I have learned a lot in my 66 years. Well, some things… a few… not much really. But sweaters. I know a thing or two about sweaters. I had been hoping to share my knowledge gleaned from years of succumbing to my Norwegian-themed hometown’s vast sweater lineage when the annual Solstice Sweater Shuffle kicks off at 10 a.m. Sat

Crimson Bears hoopsters get first game jitters.

Athletes to celebrate solstice Sunday at Mendenhall Campground.

Crimson Bears lose height, but gain speed.

Anchorage weather forces Kodiak to return home.

Crimson Bears have all the pieces to solve state puzzle.

The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé hockey team played three games in three days at Houston’s Big Lake Lions Classic over the weekend and despite being on the short end of the score the Crimson Bears played well.