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AOTW: Ingraham accounts for all four Redington touchdowns, including game-winner, in upset victory (opens the original)
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WASILLA, Alaska (KTUU) - The Redington Huskies lost to Kenai Central 68-18 just earlier this season in a week two matchup on the Peninsula. Five weeks later, the Kardinals came to town as the top team in Division III football looking to spoil homecoming night for the underdog huskies. However, an underclassman would set the stage for what would be a storybook evening. Sophomore Cam Ingraham took the opening kickoff up the middle, flying by Kardinal tacklers on his way to a touchdown to start the
‘Boe Knows’: Kodiak QB brings talent, pride and leadership back to program (opens the original)
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KODIAK, Alaska (KTUU) - On game day in Kodiak, the football team’s star quarterback wandered over to the nearby field in excitement during his free period at school. ″I am looking forward to this game a lot," Boe McCarthy said hours before kickoff of Kodiak’s first home game of the season. Wearing the Bears’ brand new black uniforms, he observed the brand new scoreboard that was installed just days prior. ″The scoreboard was a really big surprise, I didn’t know about that until it got here. It’s
AOTW: Palmer duo spark late comeback as DII Moose stun DI Colony (opens the original)
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PALMER, Alaska (KTUU) - The Palmer Moose roamed through enemy territory Friday night as the Division II school went up against the larger Division I Colony Knights. Separated by just a few miles, the longstanding rivalry is regarded as the “Battle of the Bogard,” named after the road that connects the two schools. The game means little to nothing in the season-long standings as inter-division foes but means everything for Palmer pride and bragging rights until the next time they meet on the fiel
Athlete of the Week: Barrow’s Aumavae-Lauvao rushes for 200 yards, 3 touchdowns in statement victory up north (opens the original)
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UTQIAGVIK, Alaska (KTUU) - In a highly anticipated season-opener, Barrow hosted the defending state champions in a rematch of the title game the Whalers lost the last time they stepped on the field. It was an unusual Friday night game at the northernmost football field in America — and the start of running back Malu Aumavae-Lauvao’s senior season. “Having all the people here, everybody watching, all eyes on you, it’s definitely a spotlight,” Aumavae-Lauvao said. That type of pressure can burst p
Anchorage’s Dome could face permanent closure if $6M funding goal falls short (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - For the past 20 years, The Dome has served as a hub for sports, youth camps and year-round indoor recreation in a region where outdoor activity is limited by climate. The next 20 years are less certain. The nonprofit still needs more than $1 million to complete a critical project, one that would keep the facility open and its roof inflated. What makes The Dome a dome is the giant fabric shell that is secured by concrete and supported by air 24/7, keeping it inflated. T
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