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Anchorage overcomes a sluggish first two periods and the loss of their starting goalie to win another thriller.
While the Seawolves came out on the losing end of both games, local product Bret Link received a warm welcome for his homecoming and scored a goal for CC on Saturday.
The Lynx secured the program’s first state title since 2001 with a walk-off defensive stand.
The Eagles avenged their first loss of the season on the road against East while the top-seeded Lynx stayed undefeated by beating Bartlett again in a rematch of the season-opener.
The star post player and four-star recruit’s connections to the program run deep and date back to a time before she was even born.
The Warriors squared off with the Lynx for the first time this season in a non-tournament match and showed why the defending 4A state champs are still the team to beat in the Last Frontier.
The Warriors have eight returning players, including three all-state tournament selections, but aren’t resting on last year’s laurels as they aim to repeat as 4A champions.
Also, the first-ever champion from Region III was crowned by upsetting a defending champ and a trio of seniors finally achieved their goals of finishing on top after years of patience and hard work.
Anchorage edged out the Brown Bears in the team’s home opener at a longtime Alaska hockey venue.
The reigning Division I national champion Pioneers capitalized on the Seawolves being short-handed on the ice to give head coach David Carle of Anchorage a 6-2 victory in his homecoming.