Derek Clarkston

​​Midway through the fourth quarter against Barrow, Kodiak’s Frank Dorner took a handoff from Robert Anderson and carried defenders into the end zone for a 20-yard touchdown.

One of the island’s most popular running events is not happening this year.

Following five straight losses and seeing his defense allow 50-plus points in each of those games, first-year Kodiak football coach Richard Gonzalez held a meeting with his players.

Miles Grimes was in prime position to snag his first career cross country win on the grueling 5-kilometer course at Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park.

Kodiak volleyball concluded a short home season by dropping a pair of Northern Lights Conference matches to Wasilla, the reigning 4A state champions.

For the first time since 2011, longtime Kodiak volleyball coach Amy Willis was not in her customary spot on the sideline when the Bears opened their short 2024 home campaign

The weather couldn’t have been better for Kodiak’s only home tennis matches of the season — a steady dose of sun with only a brief sprinkle that produced a rainbow.

Cody Hubert relaxed in the water inside the Kodiak Community Swimming Pool for nearly two minutes, watching his competitors conclude their 500-yard freestyle.

On Friday evening at Joe Floyd Track and Field, Kodiak discovered that nine-man football in Alaska is no joke.

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.