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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In the two Region III Swimming and Diving Championships held at the Kodiak Community Swimming Pool, 12 regional records have been set.
By: Derek Clarkston
Fueled by a raucous home crowd, Kodiak’s Amaya Rocheleau established a new regional record Friday at the Region III Swimming and Diving Championships.
By: Derek Clarkston
After winning four titles (two individual), setting a new Region III record and being named the region’s female swimmer of the year, Kodiak’s Amaya Rocheleau was more excited for an
Kodiak’s Sienna Mickelson pinned her way to a third-place finish at the Mountain City Wrestling Invitational Saturday in Anchorage.
Kate Holland’s goal at the beginning of the volleyball season was to join the 1,000-dig club.
Kodiak’s Cody Hubert enjoys a winning moment after taking the 500-yard freestyle at the Region III Swimming and Diving Championships Saturday at the Kodiak Community Swimming Pool.
By: Steve Williams, Derek Clarkston
A ballot gets fed through the tabulator at Bayside Fire Station
By: Derek Clarkston
Kodiak hockey made a giant leap in Year 3 of the program, winning the first conference game, qualifying for the Division II State Championships and finishing with seven wins.
Kodiak volleyball coach Donn Sofranes knew his team’s opening Northern Lights Conference Championships match against Colony was a tough draw.
There is a reason Kodiak senior Lia Jones is giddy about competing in her final state swimming and diving championships.
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