Showing posts with label Alaska high school football scores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alaska high school football scores. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Saturday High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1


Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 13, 2011

Anchorage West  44  North Pole  28
Bartlett  51  West Valley 26
Barrow  73  Delta Junction  8
Chugiak  21  Anchorage South  18
Dimond  31  Colony  0
Homer  52  Valdez  14
Juneau-Douglas  68  Thunder Mountain  0
Kenai  42  Eielson  22
Palmer  14  Anchorage East  0
Skyview  32  Wasilla  20
Soldotna  41  Eagle River  16

Hawaii High School Football Scores
August 13, 2011

Iolani  26  Radford  7
Kailua  36  Kealakehe  34
Kaimuki  21  Hawaii Prep  14
Kamehehameha  26  Farrington  21
Kapa'a  27  Kalani  26
Konawaena  32  Kea'au  0
Pac-Five  14  Lahainaluna  0
Saint Louis  22  'Aiea  14

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Friday Night High School Football Scoreboard

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

It wasn't a full on Friday Night Frenzy, but 13 games on the schedule in Alaska and Hawaii, the 2011 regular season is underway.

Below you'll find the scores for last night's games:

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, August 12, 2011

Kodiak  34  Houston  18
Lathrop  45  Seward  0
Nikiski 26, Monroe 7
Sitka 33, Ketchikan 19

Hawaii High School Football Scores
Friday, August 12, 2011

Campbell 68 Waipahu
Kahuku 26 Waianae 0
Kaiser wins by forfeit over Nanakuli
Kapolei 54 Pearl City
Honokaa 19 Hilo 13
Kamehameha-Hawaii 31 Kauai 28
McKinley 14 Castle 0
Mililani 36 Moanalua 7
Punahou 38 Roosevelt 0

There are 12 more games in Alaska and 10 in Hawaii today, including Barrow's home opener against Delta. 

On the inaugural High School Football America radio show, I spoke with head coach Brad Igou about the school's sixith season of football. Barrow is the only 11-man football team playing about the Arctic Circle.

Click here to listen to that interview.


Saturday, October 09, 2010

First High School Football Championship Hopefuls Reach State Championships

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


A week from today, America will have its first 2010 high school football champs.

Friday night, Service and Soldotna advanced to Alaska's Big Schools and Small Schools' championship games next Saturday in Anchorage.





Service's opponent will be determined today when Anchorage West plays Juneau-Douglas in the Big Schools semis. Soldotna will face the winner of today's Small Schools semifinal between defending state champ Kenai and Homer.

Click here to go to the Alaska High School Football Huddle for stories about Friday night's wins by the Cougars and Stars.



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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Alaska Crowns 2009 High School Football Championships

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


Kenai and Soldotna wrote another chapter in their rivalry Saturday.

Three weeks after being blown out by three-time defending champion Soldotna 52-27 in the regular season finale, Kenai (10-1) bounced back and beat the Stars 21-10 on Saturday to claim the 2009 Alaska Small Schools high school football championship.

The title is the fifth for Kenai during this decade. The Kardinals won four straight championships before Soldotna (8-3) began its run of three straight in 2006. According to the Anchorage Daily News, Soldotna hadn't lost to a small schools opponent since the 2005 season.

That opponent? Kenai, of course.

In the Large Schools championship, Bartlett's defense keyed the Golden Bears 21-3 win against Chugiak. The Anchorage Daily News reports that Bartlett forced five turnovers.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Alaska High School Football Championship Scoreboard

Alaska High School Football Scoreboard
Saturday, October 17, 2009

Small Schools Championship


Kenai 21 Soldotna 10

Large Schools Championship

Bartlett 21 Chugiak 3

First High School Football Championship Trophies to be Handed-Out Today

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


Alaska was the first to start, so it stands to reason that it's first to end the 2009 high football season.

Today at Anchorage Football Stadium, three-time state champ Soldotna will play Kenai for the Small Schools championship. Once that hardware is handed out, Bartlett and Chugiak will battle for the Large Schools Championship.

The Small Schools title tilt has a lot of glitz to it since Soldotna and Kenai have won the last seven Alaska Small Schools championships. According to the Anchorage Daily News, a win by the Stars would match Kenai's streak of four straight between 2002 and 2005.

No one expected Bartlett and Chugiak to be playing for the First National Bowl Large Schools championship trophy. Bartlett finished third in the Cook Inlet Conference, while Chugiak finished fourth in the CIC.

You can watch the two championship games on the internet from KTUU-TV.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Saturday High School Football Scores

Alaska High School Football Scores - Playoffs
Saturday, October 10, 2009


Large Schools Semifinals
Chugiak 24 Palmer 21 (OT)

Small Schools Semifinals
Soldotna 44 Homer 20

Georgia High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 10, 2009


Chapel Hill 28 Mundy's Mill 14
Grady 42 Therrell 6
Jenkins 12 Savannah 6
Josey 28 Butler 12
Monroe 16 Dougherty 12
Shaw 26 Columbus 18
Southwest DeKalb 36 Chamblee 6
Spencer 21 Pike County 14
Union Grove 34 Douglass 0

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 9, 2009

Adirondack 54 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 13
Bellmore JFK 40 Valley Stream Central 13
Bishop Grimes 21 Onodaga 14
Calhoun 34 Herricks 6
Canastota 35 Clinton 7
Chittenango 28 Phoenix 6
Cooperstown 26 Herkimer 0
Dolgeville 35 Mohawk 6
East Meadow 48 Oceanside 21
Great Neck North 19 West Hempstead 7
Hampton Bays 35 Port Jefferson 21
Harborfields 22 Miller Place 15
Holland Patent 34 Lowville 7
Holy Trinity 34 Xaverian 12
Lawrence 41 Bethpage 14
Long Beach 24 New Hyde Park 7
Lynbrook 20 Sewanhaka 13
Massapequa 38 Hempstead 12
Newfield 27 Copiague 13
New Hartford 49 Fulton 26
New York Mills 37 Little Falls 13
North Babylon 12 Riverhead 7
Notre Dame 40 West Canada 14
Oyster Bay 15 Carle Place 0
Plainview JFK 36 Port Washington 21
Pulaski 20 Beaver River 14
Roosevelt 20 Malverne 0
St. Anthony's 49 Iona Prep 7
Seaford 55 Locust Valley 0
Valley Stream South 28 Westbury 8
Vernon-Vernona-Sherrill 33 South Jefferson 20
Westmoreland 42 Waterville 12
Wyandanch 42 Mercy 0

Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 10, 2009


Allentown Central Catholic 27 Whitehall 21
Archbishop Wood 34 Neumann-Goretti 7
Bishop McDevitt (D3) 49 Altoona 0
Bishop McDevitt (D12) 42 Cardinal Dougherty 0
Boys Latin 20 Mariana Bracetti 14
Brentwood 12 Riverview 6
Chester 33 Penn Wood 21
Chestnut Hill 42 Monsignor Bonner 27
Del-Val Charter 50 High School of Future 0
George School 42 Tower Hill 6
Germantown Academy 35 Academy of New Church 20
Harrisburg 41 CD East 13
Kennedy Catholic 7 Conneaut Lake 0
Mahanoy Area 24 Jenkintown 21
Monessen 35 Geibel 7
Morrisville 65 Dwight Englewood 20
North Catholic 52 Wilkinsburg 6
Northern Lehigh 48 Pen Argyl 21
Pennington 42 New Hope-Solebury 12
Phoenixville 18 Methacton 0
Pius X 13 Holy Name 6
Rochester 42 Shenango 6
St. Joseph 35 Haverford School 0
St. Joseph's Prep 55 Archbishop Ryan 7
Schenley 26 Peabody 8
Souderton 32 Hatboro-Horsham 14
Steelton-Highspire 33 Middletown 21
Unionville 33 Great Valley 17
Washington 28 Frankford 6
West Chester Rustin 54 Sun Valley 14

Sunday, October 04, 2009

Perfection Denied...Twice...In Quarterfinal Round of Alaska High School Football Playoffs

by Jeff Fisher
Alaska High School Football Huddle

Two perfect seasons came to crashing halts Saturday in the opening round of the Alaska high school football playoffs.

In the Large Schools quarterfinal round, top-ranked and unbeaten Anchorage West was manhandled by North Pole 36-12. Ironically, it was North Pole that began the season as the #1 team in the big school classification. The Anchorage Daily News reports that the Patriots blew this one open in a three-minute span of the third quarter with three touchdowns.

On the Small Schools side of the equation, The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner details the end of Eielson's season. The second-seeded Ravens lost their first game of the season 24-14 to Kodiak. The Bears entered the postseason with a 4-4 record.

The Anchorage Daily News recaps the four Small Schools quarterfinal games, as all four Northern Lights Conference teams advanced to the semifinals.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 3, 2009


Playoffs - Quarterfinal Round

Large Schools
Chugiak 16 Juneau-Douglas 14 Juneau Empire game story
North Pole 36 Anchorage West 12

Small Schools
Homer 24 Nikiski 15
Kodiak 24 Eielson 14
Kenai 47 Barrow 13
Soldotna 41 Monroe 0

Saturday, October 03, 2009

Saturday High School Football Scores

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 3, 2009


Playoffs - Quarterfinal Round

Large Schools
Chugiak 16 Juneau-Douglas 14
North Pole 36 Anchorage West 12

Small Schools
Homer 24 Nikiski 15
Kodiak 24 Eielson 14
Kenai 47 Barrow 13
Soldotna 41 Monroe 0

Illinois High School Football
Saturday, October 3, 2009

Barrington 21 Conant 14
Foreman 51 Schurz 0
Glenbrook South 48 Waukegan 6
Grant 40 Wauconda 18
Loyola 24 Brother Rice 7
Mather 40 Lake View 22
Maine South 30 Evanston 2
Mooseheart 14 Alden-Hebron 10
Plano 30 Westmont 0
St. Ignatius 28 Gordon Tech 12
St. Patrick 34 St. Joseph 6
Taft 23 Farragut 0

Kentucky High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 2, 2009


Beechwood 55 Walton-Vernona 0
Holy Cross (Covington) 26 Holy Cross (Louisville) 10
Hopkinsville 47 Ohio County 12
St. Xavier 32 Trinity 7

Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 3, 2009

Bethlehem Catholic 42 Dieruff 0
Bishop Canevin 21 South Park 7
Brashear 17 Westinghouse 0
Burgettstown 42 Bentworth 21
Burrell 17 Shady Side Academy 14
Habor Creek 26 Franklin 13
Ligonier valley 42 Laurel Valley 0
Montour 38 Ambridge 17
Sharon 28 Carrick 6
Shenango 22 Western Beaver 21
Southern Lehigh 49 Pen Argyl 7
South Side Beaver 32 Neshannock 21
University School (OH) 35 Kiski School 0
Valley 21 Summit Academy 12
Wilson 37 Bangor 23

High School Football Playoffs Underway in Alaska

by Jeff Fisher
Alaska High School Football Huddle


It made me smile today when I read the first line of the Bartlett Flies Past Colony in the Anchorage Daily News that said there was snow in the mountains as the first round of the Alaska high school football playoffs began Friday.

Ever since I was a little kid, I've thought there's something romantic about football and snow.

Friday night, Bartlett and Palmer moved on to the Large Schools semifinals next week.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, October 2, 2009


Bartlett 34 Colony 12 Anchorage Daily News game story
Palmer 48 Anchorage South 12 Anchorage Daily News game story

Friday, September 18, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

The Service Cougars won't be back to defend their Alaska Big School high school football championship when the playoffs begin in two weeks. Chugiak knocked-off the defending champs 21-20 on Thursday night, ending the Cougars hopes of picking-up the big trophy and putting the Mustangs into the playoffs. According to the Anchorage Daily News, the Mustangs earned their playoff berth by blocking a game-winning Service field goal attempt.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 17, 2009


Bartlett 41 Eagle River 13 Anchorage Daily News game story
Chugiak 21 Service 20

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Top-ranked Anchorage West received a scare from Dimond Wednesday night, but according to the Anchorage Daily News a fake punt kicked the Eagles into high gear and a 33-9 victory. Because of the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashana, which begins at sundown on Friday, the Cook Inlet Conference has changed this week's schedule, which included two games on Wednesday.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Wednesday, September 16, 2009


Anchorage South 35 Anchorage East 24 Anchorage Daily News game story
Anchorage West 33 Dimond 9

Sunday, September 06, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 5

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


In the topsy-turvy world of Alaska Big Schools high school football, Anchorage West made its claim to be the state's #1 team with its 20-16 defeat of defending state champ and former #1 Service. When the new Alaska Sports Broadcasting Poll comes out next week, the Eagles (5-0) should find themselves as the fifth #1 team this season. The Anchorage Daily News has the game recap of the battle of unbeatens from Friday night.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, September 5, 2009


Anchorage South 52 Eagle River 17 Anchorage Daily News game story
Barrow 61 Delta Junction 8
Bartlett 51 Dimond 0 Anchorage Daily News game story
Chugiak 24 North Pole 20 Anchorage Daily News game story
Juneau-Douglas 42 East Valley (WA) 0 Juneau Empire game story
Kenai 44 Skyview 0
Monroe 61 Valdez 14
Soldotna 44 Kodiak 0

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, September 4, 2009


Anchorage West 20 Service 16
Colony 27 Palmer 6
Eielson 41 Latrop 8
Nikiski 28 Seward 8
Thunder Mountain 26 Sitka 8 Juneau Empire game story
Wasilla 30 West Valley 9

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scorebord - Week 4

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


While most of America is kicking-off the 2009 high school football season, the state of Alaska reached the half-way point last night. Colony continues to show that it's deserving of the #1 Big Schools ranking. Colony beat three-time Small Schools champ Soldotna 24-17 to move to 4-0 on the season. The Anchorage Daily News reports that the win avenged last year's 40-16 loss to the Stars.

In Small Schools, top-ranked Kenai smashed Seward 69-0. For the season, the Cards have outscored their opponents 228-0

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, August 28, 2009


Anchorage South 24 North Pole 27
Anchorage West 20 Bartlett 13 Anchorage Daily News game story
Chugiak 24 Dimond 21 Anchorage Daily News game story
Colony 24 Soldotna 17
Kenai 69 Seward 0
Service 53 West Valley 15

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scorebord - Week 3

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Thanks to a rapidly developing sophomore quarterback, defending Big Schools champ Service (3-0) is looking like a return to the championship game could be in the cards. J.J. Christy, battling a head cold, threw for 416 yards Saturday to lift the Cougars to a 57-14 win over Eagle River. The Anchorage Daily News has the details.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 22, 2009


Anchorage South 27 Dimond 7 Anchorage Daily News game story
Eielson 48 Barrow 13
Kodiak 48 Thunder Mountain 20
Palmer 33 West Valley 0 Anchorage Daily News game story
Seward 40 Valdez 16
Soldotna 70 Houston 0

Friday, August 21, 2009

Alaska High School Football Scorebord - Week 3

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, August 21, 2009


Anchorage West 37 Chugiak 21 Anchorage Daily News game story
Bartlett 41 Anchorage East 6
Colony 46 Lathrope 0
Homer 21 Skyview 0
Kenai 41 Nikiski 0
North Pole 61 Wasilla 6
Pine View (UT) 46 Juneau-Douglas 13

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Alaska HIgh School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

by Jeff Fisher
The High school Football Huddle


Service's 49-3 Saturday night win over Dimond may have been just as exciting as the Cougars Big Schools championship last season. That's because the Anchorage Daily News reports that assistant coach Fenumiai "Numi" Italio, Jr. was back roaming the sidelines after returning from his tour of duty in Afghanistan with the Alaska Army National Guard.

This is a great story about a coach that has touched a team and a community.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 15, 2009


Anchorage West 44 Anchorage East 20 Click here for game story
Colony 23 Kodiak 6 Click here for game story
Kenai 71 Houston 0 Click here for game story
Monroe 41 Ketchikan 6
Nikiski 27 Barrow 2
Service 49 Dimond 3
Sitka 32 Delta Junction 0

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Alaska HIgh School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

It's safe to say that the new #1 team in next week's Alaska Sports Broadcasting Network high school football poll won't be very excited. The reason?? For the second straight week the #1 team in the Big Schools poll was beaten.

Anchorage South beat #1 Bartlett Friday night 23-21. According to the Anchorage Daily News, the Wolverines did it with a solid ground attack. Click here to read the game story.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday, August 14, 2009


Anchorage South 23 Bartlett 21
Chugiak 34 Eagle River 0 Click here for game story
Eielson 84 Valdez 7 Click here for game story
Juneau-Douglas 47 Wasilla 0 Click here for game story
North Pole 47 West Valley 7 Click here for game story
Palmer 46 Lathrop 0 Click here for game story
Seward 14 Skyview 0
Soldotna 33 Homer 0

Sunday, August 09, 2009

Soldotna's 29-Game Win Streak Comes to an End on Opening Weekend of Football in Alaska

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


When it comes to the longest win streaks in Alaska football history, the Anchorage West Eagles has had something to say about them.

On Saturday, West beat Soldotna 34-21 to snap the three-time defending Small Schools champ's 29-game win streak. The loss leaves the Stars tied with Anchorage East for the long win streak in state football history. Back in 1988, it was West that ended East's 29-game streak.

Click here to read how West stormed back from a 14-0 deficit.

The opening week of action also saw the #1 pre-season Big Schools team lose. North Pole lost to Colony 17-7.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Saturday, August 8, 2009


Colony 17 North Pole 7 Click here for game story
Eagle River 57 Houston 0 Click here for game story
Eielson 35, Seward 0 Click here for game story
Juneau-Douglas 41 West Valley 0 Click here for game story
Kodiak 21 Barrow 7
Monroe 42, Delta 0 Click here for game story
Palmer 25 Dimond 22
Service 18, South 15 Click here for game story
Sitka 20 Thunder Mountain 6 Click here for game story
Skyview 55 Valdez 8
West 34, Soldotna 21

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Soldotna Wins Third Straight Alaska Small Schools Championship

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


The third time wasn't the charm for Kodiak, but it was for Soldotna as for the third straight year they met for Alaska's Small Schools state championship. Soldotna won its third straight title with a 28-6 win, which also tied the Alaska record for consecutive wins at 29 straight.

Click here to read about the Stars championship.