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Lindquists make mark at Alaska Open
The Lindquist family put on quite a swimming show at the Great Alaska Open Saturday at Bartlett High School in Anchorage. Tahna Lindquist claimed two individual titles, while younger brother Talon set five state long-course records. Long cours...

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City League volleyball crowns champions
Lighthouse’s Erica Rodas, right, Yajaira Monge, center, and Tabatha Leiva hold their trophies after beating KDM 25-23, 25-13, 25-22 in the B Division City League Volleyball championship match Monday at Kodiak High School. Selma Cortez, Olivia Benn...

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Kodiak alumni update: Eggemeyer second at NAIA West
A pair of former Kodiak wrestlers competed in an NAIA qualifying tournament over the weekend. Southern Oregon University’s Jimmy Eggemeyer placed second at 149 pounds in the NAIA West Qualifying Tournament Saturday in Ashland, Ore. Eggemeyer w...

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Christiansen wins snowy Valentine’s Fun Run
Kodiak High School junior Cole Christiansen captured the Valentine’s 5-kilometer Fun Run Saturday at Nemetz Gazebo. Christiansen, accompanied by Potter the dog, completed the course in 19 minutes, 18 seconds amid snowy conditions. KHS senior J...

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Chris Bullert competes in a snowshoe race during Kodiak’s Special Olympics Winter Games, Saturday at Joe Floyd Track and Field. Arne Tveit and Julia Wiley also competed in the snowshoe event. (Derek Clarkston photo)

An athlete's perspective on Kodiak's Special Olympics Winter Games
I like the excitement of the game. I love the cheering for the athletes and partners. Everyone did a good job! When I play, I feel proud and strong in my heart. At first, I felt nervous being on the team for floor hockey and doing the individua...

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NLC hoops: Colony girls 36, Palmer 32 by Hawks97

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Colony's girls basketball team defeated Palmer 36-32 in a Northern Lights Conference game Wednesday evening at Colony. What does this mean for Kodiak? A lot. Kodiak (4-4) drops to third in the North Division, while Colony (5-4) slides into second. Kodiak, though, still holds the inside tra...