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The Skyview boys, led by 17 points from Kaleb Henderson, survived a late string of 3-pointers to win 48-46 and improve to 3-4 in conference and 5-11 overall. Seward fell to 4-1 in the league.
The Seward girls won 25-24 in a defensive struggle to improve to 4-1 in the league, while Skyview fell to 0-7 in conference play.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs had five players committed to a Division I school on the ice Friday and Saturday. The Kenai Brown Bears had one.
So it was safe to say the Brown Bears were not going to swamp Fairbanks with waves of attacking hockey in the North American Hockey League contest.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs had five players committed to a Division I school on the ice Friday. The Kenai Brown Bears had one.
But what the Brown Bears could do is keep the puck out of the middle of their defensive zone, take advantage of opportunities when they arose, and skate hard to cover up the angles as the Ice Dogs zinged the puck around the Olympic-sized rink in front of 795 fans.
Tuesday, Kenai River Brown Bears goaltender Marcus Zelzer, who came to Alaska with the goal of seeing a moose, was eating dinner with his host parents, Chris and Carmen Stephl of Soldotna, when he turned around.
"There was a moose 2 feet away," Zelzer said. "It was pretty ironic because I was eating moose at the time."
Yep. Everything seems to be going right for the 6-foot-3, 200-pound goaltender from Green Bay, Wis., since he was acquired in a trade from the Aberdeen (S.D.) Wings on Jan. 10.
A hot Kenai River Brown Bears club will collide with an amped-up Fairbanks Ice Dogs squad today and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Soldotna Sports Center.
The Brown Bears come into the series on a four-game winning streak, their longest of the season. The Ice Dogs come into the series riding a three-game losing streak, their longest of the season.
The Kenai River Brown Bears acquired forward Jordan Paine just before Wednesday's North American Hockey League trade deadline.
Paine, at 6-foot-3, 200 pounds, comes to the Brown Bears from the Texas Tornado. He has a 1994 birthdate, which means he has two more years of junior eligibility after this year.
"He has a decent compete level, he's very skilled and he has tons of upside," said Nick Shackford, the Bears director of player personnel. "He should be an impact guy next year, but this year, he should contribute, too."
In making a run to the finals of the Northern Lights Conference tournament last season, the identity of the Soldotna girls basketball team was defense.
Friday in a 55-18 nonconference victory over visiting Eagle River, the Stars made progress toward finding that identity again.
"The main thing I was happy with was defense," Soldotna coach Doug Blossom said after his team imrproved to 10-6 overall. "We held them under 20 points. It's what we built the team around last year."
A lot of tournaments claim to have parity. But when the No. 2 seed has a record of 4-2-4 in league play? That's parity.
The North Star Conference tournament begins today with two games at the Menard Sports Complex in Wasilla. No. 4 seed Homer takes on No. 5 seed Kenai at 5 p.m. before No. 3 seed Colony faces off with No. 6 seed Palmer at 7:15 p.m.
No. 1 seed Wasilla and No. 2 seed Soldotna both have first-round byes and jump into action Friday. The North Star Conference gets two berths to state, so both teams in Saturday's championship earn the right to extend their seasons.
After not scoring in its previous three North Star Conference games, the Soldotna hockey team closed out the regular season with a 3-1 victory over Kenai Central on Friday at the Soldotna Sports Center.
The Stars finished 4-2-4 in the North Star Conference, which will be good for the No. 2 seed when the conference tourney starts Thursday in the Matanuska-Susitna valleys.
After Homer's 6-2 victory over Kenai on Saturday at the sports center, in which Tommy Bowe led the charge with a hat trick, the final NSC standings are set.
After not scoring in their previous three North Star Conference games, the Soldotna hockey team closed out the regular season with a 3-1 victory over Kenai Central on Friday at the Soldotna Sports Center.
Soldotna wasted just 21 seconds in getting off of the NSC scoring schneid when Nick Wrobel found Jonas Perletti for a goal.
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Administration officials briefing reporters Wednesday sought to play down the growing strains over China's recent declaration of an air-defense identification zone over the East China Sea.
The Pentagon has called the zone destabilizing and vowed to ignore it. On Tuesday the Pacific Command snubbed China's new air-control rules by flying two B-52 bombers through the zone without informing the Chinese in advance.
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One administration official boasted to reporters that Mr. Biden has a close personal relationship with the Chinese leader, who is emerging as more of a communist ideologue than several of his predecessors. Mr. Biden "knows President Xi as well or better than probably any American and possibly, virtually any leader," the official said.
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Eagles coach Chip Kelly on DeMarco Murray's comments that he's not getting enough touches: "It's tough to be productive when you're not on the field."
This is standard around the Giants' building and has been for some time. As I understand, it's standard around the league.
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Drew Brees was participating in the early portion of Saints practice that was open to the media Wednesday, but LT Terron Armstead was not. Armstead played through an unspecified leg injury in last Sunday's game. It's too early in the week to predict if he is in jeopardy of missing this week's game at the Philadelphia Eagles. If so, rookie first-round draft pick Andrus Peat would take his place.
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Panthers coach Ron Rivera says quarterback Cam Newton is playing his "best complete football."
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I believe in being adaptable and embracing change, nothing is impossible if you want it enough, the trick is knowing exactly what you want!
I'm a mother of 2 adult children, we love catching up over a meal, playing board games and celebrating special occasions.
I'm a manager of an aged care home, I Iove my job because I can make a difference in people's lives every day.
As much as I enjoy my job I also love Fridays and my weekends which always go too quickly even when I do very little.
I love to travel overseas and enjoy weekends away locally and interstate. I love the anticipation of what's next! I have just returned from an amazing trip to the US to celebrate my 50th, which included Hawaii, Route 66 in a convertible, Chicago, New York, Washington, Miami and a Caribbean cruise.
I enjoy different experiences and am happy pitching a tent or enjoying the luxuries of 5 star accommodation, especially with a good balcony view.
I really enjoy wining and dining especially when you find a new location, old favourites are good too.
Although I enjoy food, some of my favourites are not good such as pizza, hot chips and cheese with a good wine of course, I do eat healthily most of the time and exercise regularly, my health and well-being is important to me.
I enjoy cooking and like trying new recipes and experimenting, so far everything has been edible, not sure I would get any points on MKR!
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