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Gavin Struve’s primary focus is on local sports events, with a particular emphasis on basketball in the Fairbanks area. If you have information about upcoming high school or college basketball games, player performances, or any significant developments within the local sports community in Fairbanks, Alaska and surrounding areas, he may be interested.
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Thursday night was an efficient outing all around for the Nanook men, who began 2025 with their first GNAC road game of the season.
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The Rams rode a 28-0 run to their largest margin of victory yet amid an undefeated start to the season.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs began 2025 in an inauspicious manner, losing a game that they led much of to a team they’d already thoroughly beaten twice this season. They fell
By: Gavin Struve
Two bench players, guards Miranda Lomax and Anna Nevison, combined for 13 made 3-pointers, but UAF struggled to slow Northwest Nazarene in the Nanooks' sixth-straight loss.
By: Gavin Struve
Three freshmen scored all of UAF's points on Friday, graduate senior goaltender Nicholas Grabko recorded a career-high in saves on Saturday, and the Nanooks won a game despite finishing with
Lee scored all of his team-high 21 points in the second half and chipped in four assists and a game-high five made 3-pointers. He assisted fellow guards Paul Johnson and
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs rang in the new year with a result that likely inspired neither awe nor ire from their fans, playing to a draw on the road against a decent divisional foe.
Monroe Catholic junior Trinity Turiel defends an inbounds pass from West Valley senior Arianne Derrickson.
By: Gavin Struve
The Alaska prep basketball season is now fully underway, as Interior teams began staggered starts in the week before and after Christmas. Here’s what’s happened in recent weeks and what
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