The Rewind: South flag football shuts out West again, UAA and UAF volleyball streaks snapped

Welcome to The Rewind, a weekly digest that puts a spotlight on the biggest stories and best performances from Alaska’s world of sports.

This past week featured several notable individual and team performances across the Alaska sports landscape at the high school, collegiate and professional levels. The 2024 season for high school flag and tackle football saw some dominant performances and exciting finishes. Meanwhile, several other fall sports had major meets and big matchups take place in town. On the college scene, the University of Alaska Anchorage and University of Alaska Fairbanks volleyball teams tasted defeat for the first time in conference play. Outside the state, several Alaskans had impressive performances and career achievements worth recognizing and celebrating in their respective arenas.

Headlines and highlights

In consecutive weekends, the best flag football matchup of the week was tabbed to be between South and West Anchorage and for the second week in a row, it was anything but as the Wolverines dominated yet again on their way to a second straight shutout of the Eagles.

“It feels great,” junior quarterback Jillian Preston said. “The team came through, stayed strong even through all the (penalty) flags and that’s all we needed to win.”

After blanking West 19-0 using a furious scoring flurry just before halftime to secure victory on homecoming the previous weekend, South took full advantage of its foes not having their starting quarterback by beating the Eagles 31-0 on their homecoming weekend.

“It felt good on ours but it felt real good to beat them on theirs,” senior Nivvah Heartwell said.

The back-to-back triumphs were especially meaningful for the Wolverines, who feel like they were “definitely getting slept on before the season started” and now feel like they have proven without a doubt that they’re the team to beat in the state moving forward.

South’s defense feasted on West’s backup passers, intercepting all three of them, including a pick-six by sophomore Darby D’Amico, who also scored on offense.

“That pick-six was something else,” Preston said. “I wasn’t expecting it, but I’ll take it. If we can get pick-sixes any day I’ll take them all day.”

On the season, the Wolverines have allowed 18 points and produced a staggering eight shutouts.

“I credit our defense for all the games,” said Heartwell, who nearly had a pick-six of her own and scored twice on offense. “That’s how we get our shutouts. Defense wins games.”

In what will likely go down as the game of the year in Alaska high school tackle football, the Bettye Davis East Anchorage Thunderbirds outlasted the Bartlett Golden Bears in the annual Boot game between the two Eastside rivals on Saturday evening. Despite both teams missing key pieces, including both starting quarterbacks, they battled through 48 minutes of regulation and six overtime sessions and combined for 98 points on 14 touchdowns in a 50-48 instant classic Cook Inlet Conference clash.

“Honestly, either team could’ve won that game,” East coach Jeff Trotter said. “Both teams played with incredible heart and effort. As a fan, it’s a fun game to watch, but as a coach, my blood pressure almost killed me out there.”

On Friday night across town in a rematch of last year’s Division I state title game, West Anchorage was powered to a hard-fought victory over South Anchorage by the Herculean effort of junior running back Zephaniah Sailele, who carried the ball 50 times for over 260 yards and scored a trio of touchdowns. Despite his incredible success on the ground, he gave all the credit to a higher power and his offensive line, which goes by the nickname “The Kings” and paved the way for him to steamroll the Wolverines second and third level defenders.

“I love my Kings,” he said. “We had to adjust a lot though because their defense was pretty hard to run against, but I feel like it was a good win overall. ... I give all my glory to the man above.”

[East High football defeats Bartlett in 6th overtime; West pulls away from South with rushing attack]

The final major regular-season meet of the 2024 high school cross-country season took place on the trails around Chugiak High on Saturday with the annual Smokin’ Stampede. While there were no surprises when it came to who won the boys race as reigning Gatorade Player of the Year Robbie Annett of Grace Christian came in first place by nearly half a minute with a mark of 15:46, the girls race was a different story. In a surprising turn of events, Wasilla sophomore Hailee Giacobbe’s mark of 18:58 edged out Ella Hopkins of Colony (19:07), Rosie Conway of East (19:13) and girls state champion Hannah Shaha of Chugiak (19:14).

The UAA volleyball team embarked on the conference play portion of its schedule and after getting swept in straight sets by Simon Fraser University on Thursday, the Seawolves went the distance with Western Washington on Saturday night before coming up short in the five-set match. Upperclassmen outside hitters Tia Allen and Katie Birtcil-Tipton tied for the team lead in kills in both matches.

[UAA volleyball ready to ‘do some damage’ in second year under head coach Stacie Meisner]

The UAF volleyball team had its program-record nine-game win streak halted by Simon Fraser as well but before that, the Nanooks notched their first win over the Western Washington Vikings in the last 15 seasons Thursday in their GNAC opener on the road in a five-set thriller. They had a trio of players reach double figures in kills with senior outside hitter Rachel Pierce leading the way with 18, senior Karli Nielson led the team with 20 digs and junior setter Ainsley Smith recorded a whopping 56 assists.

“A great win for the program, and it took lots of great effort by everyone on the court,” UAF head coach Brian Scott said in a statement. “This is a hard place to play and an even harder place to get a win. Super proud of how we responded in pressure moments and made the ‘must-have’ points.”

The Anchorage Wolverines got their season officially underway last week out of state with back-to-back losses to the Springfield Jr. Blues and Janesville Jets on consecutive nights. They dropped their season-opener to Springfield by a single point in overtime and fell to the Jets after getting outscored in all but one period. Anchorage had four players record a goal over the weekend, including local product Toby Carlson.

Alaska stars shining Outside

Anchorage’s Alissa Pili saw a career-high 22 minutes of playing time for the Minnesota Lynx on the eve of the WNBA playoffs Thursday in a 68-51 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks. The former Dimond High multisport star finished with her second-highest point total of the season with eight after going 3-of-7 from the field, including knocking down a 3-pointer. Pili also recorded a pair of rebounds and steals and went 1-of-2 from the free-throw line.

Anchorage’s Brooke Dexter helped lead the Simon Fraser University women’s volleyball team to victories over both University of Alaska squads. Against the Seawolves on Thursday, the former West standout led the Red Leafs to a straight-set sweep with a match-high 17 kills and finished second on the team in blocks with a pair. Two days later on Saturday, her team swept the Nanooks in straight sets as well, and she finished second on the team in kills with 11 and led the way in aces with a trio.

Anchorage’s Tatum Porter scored her second goal of the season for the University of Hawai’i-Manoa women’s soccer team in the Rainbow Warriors’ 4-1 win over Hawaii Pacific on Sunday. It marked the first score in more than a month for the former Dimond high star and 2023 Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year, who recorded her first in the team’s season-opening win over Georgia Southern.

Anchorage sisters Frida and Marisol Vargas helped lead their respective college women’s soccer teams to victory over the weekend. On Saturday, Marisol recorded her second straight win and shutout as the goalkeeper for the University of St. Mary (Kansas) in the Spires’ 2-0 victory over Sterling. The next day, Frida scored her second goal of the season in the South Oregon University Raiders’ 5-0 win over Warner Pacific.

Fast Forward

Prep

Football

Dimond at East, Saturday at 3 p.m.

The top two teams at the Division I level square off this weekend in a potential state preview in the penultimate week of the regular season. The Lynx will be looking to keep their undefeated record intact and notch the program’s first win over the Thunderbirds since the 2014 season. Meanwhile, East will be trying to stay unbeaten against in-state competition this season on homecoming and senior night.

Volleyball

Wasilla at Service, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

The reigning Division I state champions will be in town this week for a non-conference matchup with the Cougars. After falling to Dimond twice at the Chugiak Invitational tournament in exhibition action, the Warriors haven’t tasted defeat since the regular season got underway and are currently riding a seven-game win streak while Service is on a two-game skid.

Cross Country

Region IV championships 5K at Kincaid, Saturday at 10 a.m.

The 2024 postseason will officially get underway this weekend across the state with regional action as endurance runners from every level will be trying to qualify for the following weekend’s state championship.

College

Volleyball

Saint Martin’s at UAA, Thursday at 7 p.m.

The Seawolves will host the Saints for their home opener at the Alaska Airlines Center in the first of two GNAC matches in two days with the second being against Western Oregon on Saturday for Pink Night, which is presented by Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation and the American Cancer Society.

Last week’s results

Prep

TENNIS

Tuesday

South 5, Bartlett 4

Girls #1 Singles: Veronica Bogdziewicz (South) def. Syriana Albritton (Bartlett) 6-2, 6-4

Girls #2 Singles: Ellie Burke (Bartlett) def. Mila Hilderbrand (South) 6-0, 6-1

Girls #1 Doubles: Hlee Lao Nkauj/ Mimi Xiong (Bartlett) def. Maya Tirpack/ Veronica Kester (South) 7-5, 6-2

Girls #2 Doubles: Jillian Kline/ Story Anderson (South) def. Nou Lao/ Jer Lao (Bartlett) 6-3, 6-2

Boys #1 Singles: Levi Patterson (Bartlett) def. Nathan Bailly (South) 3-6, 6-1, 10-6

Boys #2 Singles: David Bestaorous (Bartlett) def. Oliver Saganic (South) 6-4, 6-4,

Boys #1 Doubles: Beck Morman/Tommy McElgunn (South) def. Aidan Willet/ Carlo Rodriguez (Bartlett) 6-2, 6-0

Boys #2 Doubles: Greg Higashi/Beck Morman (South) def. Atticus Franklin/ Wyatt Rust (Bartlett) 6-4, 6-0

Mixed Doubles: Levi Dolgonos/ Bella Bartow (South) won by default

• • •

VOLLEYBALL

Tuesday

South 3, Bartlett 0 (25-11, 25-13, 25-11)

Lathrop 3, West Valley 0 (25-17, 25-20, 25-22)

North Pole 3, Monroe Catholic 0 (25-19, 25-12, 26-24)

East 3, Service 0 (25-22, 25-19, 25-18)

Wednesday

Dimond 3, Chugiak 1 (25-11, 25-19, 20-25, 25-19)

Wasilla 3, East 0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-16)

Eagle River 3, West 0

Thursday

Valdez 2, Juneau-Douglas 0 (25-8, 25-13)

Valdez 2, Ketchikan 0 (25-7, 25-16)

Homer 1, Juneau-Douglas 1 (25-13, 17-25)

Wasilla 3, Bartlett 0 (25-8, 25-15, 25-21)

Homer 2, Ketchikan 0 (25-14, 25-12)

South 3, Service 1 (25-15, 25-27, 25-17, 26-24)

Soldotna 3, Nikiski 1

North Pole 3, Houston 0

Friday

Colony 3, North Pole 1 (25-19, 21-25, 25-15, 25-21)

Chugiak 3, West 0 (25-16, 25-17, 25-23)

Dimond 3, Eagle River 2

Saturday

Sitka 2, Homer 0 (25-20, 25-22)

Homer 2, Mt. Edgecumbe 1 (20-25, 25-18, 15-10)

Homer 2, Nome-Beltz 1 (22-25, 25-13, 16-14)

Wasilla 3, North Pole 0

• • •

FLAG FOOTBALL

Tuesday

Wasilla 40, Colony 14

North Pole 7, Lathrop 0

Chugiak 13, East 12

Dimond 33, Bartlett 0

Wednesday

Bartlett 8, Eagle River 6

West 12, Chugiak 0

Thursday

Wasilla 12, North Pole 7

Lathrop 13, Colony 12

Dimond 28, Eagle River 0

South 25, East 0

Friday

South 31, West 0

Lathrop 19, Chugiak 6

Colony 20, West Valley 0

Saturday

North Pole 26, Eagle River 0

• • •

FOOTBALL

Friday

Houston 21, Kodiak 6

Soldotna 63, Wasilla 21

Lathrop 56, Chugiak 12

West Valley 32, Palmer 14

Redington 20, Kenai Central 6

West 23, South 16

Service 41, Colony 21

Saturday

North Pole 17, Eagle River 8

East 50, Bartlett 48

Dimond 45, Juneau-Douglas 8

Seward 46, Valdez 26

Week 6 ASBN Poll

Division I

1. Dimond 6-0 at East

2. East 5-1 vs Dimond

3. West 4-2 at Service

4. Bartlett 4-1 at Juneau

5. Service 3-3 vs West

Division II/III

1. Soldotna 6-0 at Eagle River

2. North Pole 5-1 vs Palmer

3. West Valley 5-1 vs Chugiak

4. Barrow 3-2 vs Houston

5. Redington 3-2 at Homer

• • •

SWIMMING

Friday

Eagle River v. South v. Dimond v. East

Girls- Team Rankings

1. Eagle River, 85.5; 2. Dimond, 48; 3. South, 47.5; 4. East, 4

Boys- Team Rankings

1. Dimond, 99; 2. Eagle River, 54; 3. East, 15; 4. South, 7

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Eagle River (Keira Gust, Bryn Baldwin, Reese Woodward, Sophia Trembath), 1:55.04; 2. Dimond, 1:59.21; 3. South, 2:04.62

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Dimond (Dominic Brunelle, Roman Fosberg, Andy Zhang, Clint Kopp), 1:43.51; 2. Eagle River, 1:44.67; 3. Dimond, 1:56.27

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Charlotte Griffith, South, 2:08.16; 2. Tui Stanbury, South, 2:11.07; 3. Catherine Heaphy, Eagle River, 2:11.94

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Amadrion Reynier-Wilson, Eagle River, 1:55.74; 2. Dax O’Brien, Dimond, 1:57.78; 3. Creed Cvancara, Dimond, 2:06.26

Girls 200 Yard IM

1. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 2:15.64; 2. Zaylee Mullinax, Dimond, 2:21.19; 3. Stella Baldessari, South, 2:30.75

Boys 200 Yard IM

1. Nate Shockley, Eagle River, 2:08.91; 2. Roman Fosberg, Dimond, 2:14.86; 3 Drew Dittman, Dimond, 2:29.19

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 26.09; 2. Molly Wirschem, East, 26.72; 3. Keira Gust, Eagle River, 26.89; 3. Alexa Kotter, South, 26.89

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Matthew Baker, Eagle River, 23.35; 2. Caeden Kullander, Dimond, 23.38; 3. Eli Rumph, Eagle River, 23.42

Girls 1 mtr Diving

1. Emma Marsh, South, 223.10; 2. Sophia Sidgman, Eagle River, 192.95; 3. Genevieve Sperbeck, Dimond, 168.10

Boys 1 mtr Diving

1. Roman Billings, Dimond, 271.20

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Zaylee Mullinax, Dimond, 1:04.13; 2. Sophia Trembath, Eagle River, 1:05.37; 3. Tui Stanbury, South, 1:07.58

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Clint Kopp, Dimond, 54.77; 2. Andy Zhang, Dimond, 56.52; 3. Nate Shockley, Eagle River, 57.02

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 56.23; 2. Keira Gust, , Eagle River, 58.33; 3. Varya Bodrova, Dimond, 59.51

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

1. CJ Rollins, Eagle River, 55.75; 2. Bryce Herda, East, 56.05; 3. Drew Dittman, Dimond, 56.81

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Alexa Kotter, South, 5:43.67; 2. Jillian DelaCruz, Eagle River, 6:23.67; 3. Annie Wu, Dimond, 7:23.60

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Andy Zhang, Dimond, 5:34.23; 2. Jonathan Szymanski, Dimond, 5:34.40; 3. David O’Connor, East, 6:02.76

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Eagle River (Reese Woodward, Sophia Trembath, Lelaina Trembath, Caitlyn Rumph), 1:45.72; 2. Dimond, 1:47.40; 3. South, 1:56.49

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Dimond (Clint Kopp, Caeden Kullander, Jonathan Szymanski, Dax O’Brien), 1:32.85; 2. Eagle River, 1:35.36; 3. Dimond B, 1:37.54

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Lelaina Trembath, Eagle River, 1:03.91; 2. Reese Woodward, Eagle River, 1:04.91; 3. Molly McBride, Dimond, 1:07.26

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Amadrion Reynier-Wilson, Eagle River, 1:00.61; 2. Dominic Brunelle, Dimond, 1:01.31; 3. Matthew Baker, Eagle River-AK, 1:02.17

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Bryn Baldwin, Eagle River, 1:14.78; 2. Varya Bodrova, Dimond, 1:17.59; 3. Jillian Kuipers, Dimond, 1:22.13

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Roman Fosberg, Dimond, 1:04.82; 2. Creed Cvancara, Dimond, 1:08.43; 3. Bryce Herda, East, 1:08.96

Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Eagle River (Lelaina Trembath, Keira Gust, Caitlyn Rumph, Bryn Baldwin), 3:57.27; 2. South, 4:04.28; 3. Dimond, 4:41.89

Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Dimond (Dax O’Brien, Andy Zhang, Caeden Kullander, Clint Kopp), 3:27.02; 2. Dimond ‘B’, 3:43.01; 3. South, 3:53.44

West vs Chugiak

Girls- Team Rankings

1. Chugiak, 88; 2. West, 66

Boys- Team Rankings

1. Chugiak, 86; 2. West, 62

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Chugiak (Abigail Doepken, Sami Klayum, Kalea Davis, Magen Straka), 2:11.76; 2. Chugiak, 2:32.26; 3. West, 3:21.50

Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay

1. Chugiak (Maika’i Davis, Blake Fazio, Tyson Morgan, Gavin Heath), 1:51.60; 2. West, 1:56.96; 3. Chugiak, 2:05.59

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Payton Curtis, West, 2:15.41; 2. Londyn Koncaba, Chugiak, 2:31.77; 3. Dory Dugal, West, 2:55.29

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle

1. Blake Fazio, Chugiak, 1:50.24; 2. Maika’i Davis, Chugiak, 2:04.95; 3. Nycoh Johnston, Chugiak, 2:06.56

Girls 200 Yard IM

1. Elianah Philbrick, Chugiak, 2:43.46; 2. Jane Merizon, Chugiak, 2:45.79; 3. Jane Carr, West, 2:45.98

Boys 200 Yard IM

1. Al Hussain Elerian, West, 2:23.85; 2. Cruz Pineda, West, 2:30.10; 3. Nathan Bloom, Chugiak, 2:36.14

Girls 50 Yard Freestyle

1. Harper Lind, West, 28.44; 2. Pia McCarthy, West, 29.29; 3. Casey Eischens, West, 30.33

Boys 50 Yard Freestyle

1. London Begich-Bal, West, 25.18; 2. Sigge Mellerstig, West, 25.46; 3. Gavin Heath, Chugiak, 26.03

Girls 1 mtr Diving

1. Sarina Germany, West, 83.20; 2. Zoe Bashford-Blumer, West, 14.70; 3. Ashlyn Perry, West , 0.71

Girls 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Harper Lind, West, 1:12.19; 2. Elianah Philbrick, Chugiak, 1:17.82; 3. Lacey Westerlin, Chugiak, 1:18.64

Boys 100 Yard Butterfly

1. Tyson Morgan, Chugiak, 57.04; 2. Maika’i Davis, Chugiak, 1:06.17; 3. Cruz Pineda, West, 1:07.70

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Kalea Davis, Chugiak, 1:02.06; 2. Sami Klayum, Chugiak, 1:04.97; 3. Jane Carr, West, 1:05.54

Boys 100 Yard Freestyle

1. Gavin Heath, Chugiak, 56.79; 2. Al Hasan Elerian, West, 1:12.60; 3. Mason Schroeder, Chugiak, 1:16.57

Girls 500 Yard Freestyle

1. Payton Curtis, West, 6:07.69; 2. Magen Straka, Chugiak, 6:13.56; 3. Trinity Philbrick, Chugiak, 6:17.95

Boys 500 Yard Freestyle

1. London Begich-Bal, West, 5:24.98; 2. Corbin Wolz, Chugiak, 5:56.64; 3. Caleb Straka, Chugiak, 6:16.09

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. West (Payton Curtis, Jane Carr, Casey Eischens, Harper Lind), 1:56.40; 2. Chugiak,1:57.64. 3. Chugiak ‘B’, 1:58.67

Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay

1. Chugiak (Blake Fazio, Gavin Heath, Nycoh Johnston, Nathan Bloom), 1:40.02; 2. West, 1:42.58; 3. Chugiak, 1:43.42

Girls 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Lacey Westerlin, Chugiak, 1:15.02; 2. Moriah Anderson, Chugiak, 1:19.41; 3. Pia McCarthy, West, 1:22.17

Boys 100 Yard Backstroke

1. Tyson Morgan, Chugiak, 1:00.39; 2, Thaddeus Adkison, West, 1:14.14; 3, Al Hasan Elerian, West, 1:24.48

Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Kalea Davis, Chugiak, 1:18.94; 2. Sami Klayum, Chugiak, 1:22.31; 3. Lily Poray, West, 1:30.69

Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke

1. Blake Fazio, Chugiak, 1:05.92; 2. Sigge Mellerstig, West, 1:10.45; 3. Nycoh Johnston, Chugiak, 1:18.08

• • •

CROSS COUNTRY

Saturday

Smokin Stampede 5K

Team result

Girls

1. Chugiak 43; 2. Dimond 80;3. Colony 87; 4. South Anchorage 128; 5. East Anchorage 141; 6. Wasilla 145; 7. Service 174; 8. West Anchorage 206; 9. Palmer 241; 10. Grace Christian 264; 11. Nampa Christian 309; 12. Kotzebue 372.

Boys

1. South Anchorage 63; 2. Chugiak 94; 3. Colony 96; 4. Grace Christian 103; 5. Service 109; 6. Dimond 189; 7. Nampa Christian 207; 8. West Anchorage 208; 9. Wasilla 238; 10. Mountain City Christian Academy 284; 11. East Anchorage 289; 12. Palmer 314; 13. Nome-Beltz 331; 14. Kotzebue 434; 15. Barrow 461.

Individual results

Top 10

Varsity Girls

1. Hailee Giacobbe, Wasilla 18:58; 2. Ella Hopkins, Colony 19:07; 3. Rosie Conway, East Anchorage 19:13; 4. Hannah Shaha, Chugiak 19:14; 5. Ellie Stull, Dimond 19:25; 6. Avrey Campbell, Dimond 19:32; 7. Hannah Bodkin, Chugiak 19:34; 8. Alliyah Fields, Chugiak 19:48; 9. Petra Knox, Chugiak 19:48; 10. Aubrey Virgin, Colony 19:56.

Varsity Boys

1. Robbie Annett, Grace Christian 15:46; 2. Katahdin Staples, East Anchorage 16:15; 3. Colton Merriner, Grace Christian 16:15; 4. Vebjorn Flagstad, South Anchorage 16:28; 5. David Penfield, Chugiak 16:40; 6. Coby Marvin, Colony 16:51; 7. Trygve Vang-Thompson, Colony 16:52; 8. Thomas Ringsmuth, Chugiak 16:56; 9. Lukas Underhile, Mountain City Christian Academy 16:57; 10. Orson Hoogendorn, Nome-Beltz 16:59.

• • •

College

VOLLEYBALL

Thursday

Simon Fraser 3, UAA 0 (25-21, 25-11, 21-14)

UAF 3, Western Washington 2 (18-25, 25-15, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13)

Saturday

Simon Fraser 3, UAF 0 (25-21, 25-10, 25-18)

Western Washington 3, UAA 2 (22-25, 22-25, 25-20, 25-20, 15-9)

• • •

NAHL

Friday

Springfield Jr. Blues 3, Anchorage Wolverines 2 OT

Saturday

Janesville Jets 5, Anchorage Wolverines 3

• • •

2024 Alaska Men’s Run

At Kincaid Park

5 Mile Run and 2 Mile Walk

5 Mile Run Male Overall

1: Thane Barta, Janesville, WI 33:51; 2: Scott Clemetson, Anchorage, 35:56; 3: Daren Holm, Shelley, ID 36:06; 4: Andrew Stavich, Anchorage, 37:08; 5: Jahleel Natta-Haynes, JBER, 38:33; 6: Joel Manalo, Anchorage, 40:37; 7: Chris Anderson, Chugiak, 40:52; 8: ERIK Wegscheider, Anchorage, 43:19; 9: Stephen Ortiz, JBER, 43:23; 10: David Ramseur, Anchorage, 44:00; 11: Robin Gage, Kotzebue, 45:04; 12: Choyu Brandon, Anchorage, 45:46; 13: Nick Saldana, Anchorage, 47:20; 14: Peter Jensen, Anchorage, 48:19; 15: Stephen Crook, Anchorage, 48:20; 16: Giovanni Vargas-Machuca, Anchorage, 49:08; 17: Leo Stevens, Eagle River, 50:39; 18: Travis Stevens, Eagle River, 50:41; 19: Randy Taylor, Anchorage, 51:08; 20: Benjamin Marvin, Wasilla, 52:32; 21: Kaiser Buess, Anchorage, 53:16; 22: Bart Hinkle, Valdez, 53:16; 23: Toby Widdicombe, Anchorage, 53:41; 24: Randel Newman, Anchorage, 53:57; 25: Greg Patz, Anchorage, 56:11; 26: Sean Nicdao, Anchorage, 56:14; 27: Cedric Watson, Anchorage, 57:00; 28: James Feaster, Palmer, 59:39; 29: Nikolas Hughey, Eagle River, 59:49; 30: Marc June, Anchorage, 1:01:39; 31: Karey Park, Anchorage, 1:07:39; 32. Ron Nelson, Wasilla, 1:07:52; 33: William Bredar, Anchorage, 1:11:01; 34: Patrick Brisbane, Anchorage, 1:33:32; 35. Curtis Watson, Anchorage, 1:33:45.

Top 10 Age Grade Results

1. Scott Clemeston, 29:11; 2. Andrew Stavich, 30:43; 3. Randy Taylor, 31:17; 4. David Ramseur, 32:30; 5. Thane Barta, 33:51; 6. Kaiser Buess, 35:08; 7. Daren Holm, 36:06; 8. Stephen Crook, 36:46; 9. Erik Wegscheider, 38:02; 10. Peter Jensen, 38:10.

5 Mile Run Female Overall

1: Jennifer McGrath, Anchorage, 39:27; 2: Katie Hulse, Chugiak, 40:52; 3: Gabrielle Laipenieks, Anchorage, 44:08; 4: Monica Gaupp, Eagle River, 45:15; 5: Pamela Tittle, Anchorage, 45:17; 6: Jaylee Brendel, Anchorage, 47:26; 7: June Takagi, Anchorage, 48:45; 8: Emma Much, Anchorage, 49:08; 9: Sarah Kleedehn, Anchorage, 49:32; 10: Meredith Basdaras, Anchorage, 50:48; 11: Deanna March, Anchorage, 51:11; 12: Aubrey Olson, Anchorage, 53:17; 13: Meg Kurtagh, Anchorage, 55:10; 14: Frances Haering, Anchorage, 55:34; 15: Irene Taylor, Anchorage, 55:59; 16: Edeltraud Rodewald, Anchorage, 56:11; 17: Lisa Friesen, Anchorage, 1:02:00; 18: Aurora Ritter, Anchorage, 1:02:52; 19: Fay Ondelacy, Anchorage, 1:07:09; 20: Linda Brandon, Anchorage, 1:10:26; 21: Judy Krier, Chugiak, 1:12:18; 22: Diana Watson, Anchorage, 1:17:37; 23: Christina Watson, Anchorage, 1:35:40.

Top 10 Age Grade Results

1. Sarah Kleedehn, 33:37; 2. Jennifer McGrath, 33:46; 3. Irene Taylor, 34:40; 4. Pamela Tittle, 35:12; 5. Meg Kurtagh, 35:16; 6. June Takagi, 35:30; 7. Katie Hulse, 38:58; 8. Monica Gaupp, 39:38; 9. Edeltraud Rodewald, 39:48; 10. Deanna March, 40:48.

5 Mile Run Non-Binary Overall

1. Eli Michael, Anchorage, 45:01

2 Mile Walk Male Overall

1: Carl White, Anchorage, 31:12; 2: Mark Johnston, Anchorage, 35:45; 3: Mark Johnson, Anchorage, 36:15; 4: Colin Kleckner, Anchorage, 37:16; 5: Keith Guyer, Anchorage, 37:31; 6: John Drozdowski, Anchorage, 38:42; 7: John Adamson, Anchorage, 38:44; 8: Clem Mewmaw, Anchorage, 38:54; 9: Smokey Norton, Anchorage, 40:50; 10: Jens Laipenieks, Anchorage, 40:57; 11: Robert Ancheta, Anchorage, 41:25; 12: Gabriel Manriquez Palos, JBER, 42:17; 13: Cooper Plumhoff, Anchorage, 44:08; 14: Michael Zoske, Anchorage, 44:10.

2 Mile Walk Female Overall

1: Arianna Piech, Anchorage, 29:46; 2: Michele Sims, Eagle River, 32:17; 3: Mary Hennessey, Anchorage, 32:37; 4: Elizabeth Brown, Anchorage, 33:32; 5: Cristina Holm, Shelley, ID 34:23; 6: Jean Johnston, Anchorage, 35:46; 7: Persephone Ritter, Anchorage, 35:47; 8: Kaitlin Norton, Anchorage, 37:14; 9: Isabel Quimel, Anchorage, 38:43; 10: Mary Scurr, Anchorage, 38:55; 11: Lejane Ferguson, Anchorage, 38:55; 12: Cynthia Ferguson, Anchorage, 38:56; 13: Julia Monroe, Anchorage, 38:57; 14: Brianna Richards, Anchorage, 40:35; 15: Karen Gasque, Anchorage, 40:38; 16: Maria Silverio, Anchorage, 40:39; 17: Jessica Norton, Anchorage, 40:50; 18: Sheryl Norton, Anchorage, 40:50; 19: Emily Shipman, Anchorage, 40:51; 20: Kristen Prestegard, Anchorage, 40:55; 21: Cyndi Nichols, Anchorage, 41:02; 22: Jessica Mesick, Anchorage, 41:03; 23: Emily Klar, Anchorage, 41:05; 24: Kourtney Lefever, Anchorage, 41:11; 25: Kim Guitierrez, Anchorage, 41:20; 26: Lauren stoeckmann, Anchorage, 41:23; 27: Zan Zoske, Anchorage, 44:09; 28: Casey Fitzpatrick, Eagle River, 51:51; 29: Deane Clendenin, Eagle River, 51:52.