Archive of: Sport's Features

	Title	Issue
	A run to rememeber After suffering a first-round loss, Birchwood Christian School won back-to-back games to earn a spot in the consolation finals of the boys Class 1A state basketball tournament. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 3 2013
	Yakutat downs BCS in consolation final Yakutat defeated Birchwood Christian School 51-42 in the consolation final at the boys Class 1A state basketball tournament Wednesday at Sullivan Arena. By MIKE NESPER Chugiak-Eagle River Star	March Issue 3 2013
	BCS advances to consolation finals Birchwood Christian School earned a spot in the consolation finals after a 55-42 win over Minto on Tuesday in the boys Class 1A state basketball tournament at West High. By MIKE NESPER Chugiak-Eagle River Star	March Issue 2 2013
	Warriors stay alive in state tournament Birchwood Christian School defeated Russian Mission 65-56 on Monday in the boys Class 1A state basketball tournament. By MIKE NESPER Chugiak-Eagle River Star	March Issue 2 2013
	BCS falls short in state opener Noatak defeated Birchwood Christian School 55-49 in the first round of the boys Class 1A state basketball tournament Saturday. By MIKE NESPER Chugiak-Eagle River Star	March Issue 2 2013
	Lammers’ lead way on Day 1 Alaska Nordic Racing (ANR) skier Sarissa Lammers had the top finish among six locals on Day 1 of the USSA Marriot Junior National Nordic Ski Championships in Fairbanks Monday, March 11.	March Issue 2 2013
	Eagles fly past Mustangs West High ended Chugiak’s season with a 75-53 win in the first round of the Cook Inlet Conference girls basketball tournament March 6. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 2 2013
	Eagle River track sees huge surge in numbers Eagle River High’s track and field team saw another surge in numbers for the second straight year. “Last year was the biggest until this year,” head coach Matt Turner said of his 77 athletes. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 2 2013
	Nonstop running Less than a week into the 2013 track and field season, Chugiak High was literally hundreds of miles ahead of the pack. The Mustangs held a fundraiser March 8-9 where at least one athlete ran on the school’s indoor track for 24 consecutive hours. Twenty-one Chugiak runners racked up a combined 2,170 laps — nearly 200 miles. Ty Jordan’s 305 laps — more than a marathon — were the most by any individual. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 2 2013
	West ends Eagle River’s tournament After earning the first Cook Inlet Conference tournament win in program history, Eagle River High’s boys basketball team ended its season with a 65-60 loss to West in the third-place game Saturday, March 9. MIKE NESPER	March Issue 2 2013