Jordan Rodenberger is a journalist based in Anchorage, Alaska, writing for KTVA-TV. With a focus on local sports, Jordan covers a wide range of stories, from high school athletes to professional sports moments in Alaska. Jordan's passion for sports and commitment to highlighting the achievements of local athletes shines through in their articles.
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Jordan focuses on local sports, particularly in Alaska and Anchorage. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage, such as highlighting standout performances and significant moments in local sports. If you have stories about exceptional athletes or remarkable achievements within the Alaskan sports community, these would likely be of interest to Jordan.
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By Jordan Rodenberger and Joey Klecka Published: Jan. 3, 2025 at 2:46 AM GMT+1
By: Jordan Rodenberger
Robinson, 17, reached the halfway point of race one minute behind 2023 Iditarod Champion Ryan Redington, the grandson of the race's namesake. Pulling the hook just before midnight, Robinson and company dashed through the night 20 minutes faster than the rest of the field that included nine Iditarod veterans, and reached Knik Lake in first place at 6:31 a.m. Sunday morning to win her second consecutive Knik 200.
By: Jordan Rodenberger
Nearly a year to the date, Emily Robinson repeated a storybook finish to a historic race. For consecutive years, the teenage mushing phenom out-mushed a former Iditarod champion to win the Knik 200 and earn Athlete of the Week honors.
By: Jordan Rodenberger, Tyler Purdom
Five days of top-class skiing came to end at Kincaid Park on Tuesday.
By: Kayhi Kings, Chris Lee
By Jordan Rodenberger Published: Jan. 14, 2025 at 6:14 PM GMT+1
By: Jordan Rodenberger
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Dimond senior Eleasha Sapon woke up at 4 a.m. to the news that she won one of the most coveted awards in the sport — the Gatorade Player of the Year.
By: Jordan Rodenberger, Tyler Purdom
One of the oldest sports rivalries in the state will see another chapter this weekend when the University of Alaska Fairbanks and University of Alaska Anchorage face off in both men’s basketball and ice hockey Saturday.
By: Jordan Rodenberger
UAA picks up game over UAF in Governor's Cup with shootout win
By: Jordan Rodenberger
The UAA Seawolves picked up a critical game in the season-long Governor’s Cup series with in-state rivals UAF. Despite squandering a 3-1 lead in regulation, freshman Ryan Johnson came through with the game-winning shootout goal to give Anchorage a 2-1 advantage in the six-game series.
By: Jordan Rodenberger
While many outdoor activities are being compromised or altered due to lack of snow and warm temperatures across the state, the Iron Dog says its set to run the same course as last year.
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