Derek Clarkston is a journalist for the Kodiak Daily Mirror, focusing on local news and sports in Kodiak, Alaska. With a passion for covering community events and showcasing the achievements of local athletes, Derek strives to keep the residents of Kodiak informed and engaged in their hometown.
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By: Derek Clarkston
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An Alaska Airlines plane at the Kodiak Benny Benson State Airport.
Kodiak High’s volleyball program will look different for the 2024 campaign.
With the American Legion A state title game on the line, Kodiak’s Gavin Peterson delivered the decisive blow that put the Kenai Twins in celebration mode.
Richard Gonzalez knows how popular football was when it was introduced to the island two decades ago.
By: Steve Williams, Derek Clarkston
The M/V Tustumena docks in Kodiak Wednesday for its 60th anniversary celebration.
By: Derek Clarkston
Kodiak High cross country opens the 2024 season Aug. 24 at the Ted McKenney Invitational in Soldotna.
By: Derek Clarkston
Kodiak football completed a week-long residency in the Mat-Su Valley with a 50-14 Mid-Alaska Conference loss to Redington.
The first full slate of the fall prep sports calendar is here. Hopefully, everybody is rested for what is in store.
The Kodiak High School swimming and diving program begins its 48th year today with a home meet against Soldotna and Valdez at the Kodiak Community Pool.
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