Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Alaska across Hockey, Soccer, Basketball.
The latest USA Today High School Sports rankings reveal early-season movement, highlighted by an upset in Arizona and a series of unbeaten starts across multiple states.
Defenseman Caleb Huffman signs with the Tulsa Oilers after a championship run with the Evansville Thunderbolts, adding depth to the team's blue line.
Alaska Nanooks head coach Erik Largen announced the signing of forward Joseph Serpa, highlighting his offensive skill set and potential to strengthen the team's NCAA campaign.
The Cavaliers and Razorbacks meet for the first time since 1998 in a nationally televised game that could shape both teams' NCAA Tournament trajectories.
Virginia and Arkansas will meet on November 8, 2026, in Washington, D.C., for a nationally televised non‑conference game that rekindles a rivalry dating back to 1984.
North Gwinnett defeated Grayson 37‑22 in the first game of the 2026 Georgia high school football season, with quarterback Elam Rahman delivering a standout performance that rippled through the Super 25 rankings and sparked excitement across multiple states.
Veteran forward Tanner Edwards has agreed to a new contract with the Adirondack Thunder, bringing his experience and physical play back to the club.
The first day of the 2026 American Legion Baseball regionals saw eight eliminations, notable performances from Essex Junction, Florence and Owensboro, and a schedule that will keep the tournament intense through Friday.
A look at how South Carolina Gamecocks players performed across various collegiate summer leagues, showcasing standout stats and upcoming matchups.
The 2009 Cook Inlet Elite girls soccer team from Alaska secured its first national title by defeating Washington’s Whatcom FC Rangers in a dramatic final, a triumph that validates the state’s growing soccer talent.
USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program reveals a subtly updated shield logo, preserving tradition and commemorating the late Jim Johannson as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
Alissa Pili reflects on her recovery from ankle injuries, her integration into the Los Angeles Sparks, and the trust she shares with head coach Lynne Roberts as she aims to make an impact in the WNBA.
The Mat‑Su Miners secured their back‑to‑back ABL titles with a commanding 13‑8 win, rallying from an early deficit and showcasing a balanced offensive onslaught.
The Sheridan Jets have secured a spot in the Northwest Class A Regional Tournament, set for August 6‑10 in Casper, Wyoming, where they will face champions and wild‑card teams from across the Northwest.
Eric Rud, a seasoned coach with a rich playing and mentorship background, has been named head coach of the University of Alaska Anchorage. His philosophy centers on player growth, retention, and leveraging Alaska’s unique recruiting landscape.
The Kenai Post 20 Twins captured the 2026 Alaska Legion Baseball state championship, defeating the Service Post 28 Cougars 4‑2 in a rain‑free showdown at Mulcahy Stadium. The victory ended a ten‑year championship drought and highlighted standout performances by Jayden Stuyvesant and Matthew Shilling.
USA TODAY Sports has unveiled its list of the best high school football prospects per state for the 2026 season, revealing early college commitments and standout talents across the country.
Juneau’s Little League Majors All-Stars clinched the 2026 Alaska District 2 Championship with a 9-1 victory over Ketchikan, setting up a state series against Anchorage’s Abbott-O-Rabbitt.
A promising athlete from Anchorage, Alaska, Bryn Waite was found dead in shallow water near La Jolla Shores Beach. Her death has sparked an ongoing homicide investigation and a wave of tributes from friends, teammates, and the broader soccer community.
The body of Bryn Waite, a 26‑year‑old former Central Washington University soccer player, was recovered off La Jolla Shores Beach. Authorities have not determined a cause of death, and the NCAA has expressed condolences.
Xzavier Baker, a 6‑8 forward from Dimond High School, has committed to the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves for the 2026‑27 season, joining a roster reshaped by coach Cameron Turner.
The Cook Inlet Soccer Club’s 2009 Girls Elite team captured Alaska’s inaugural U17 national title, rallying from a deficit to defeat strong competition in Tennessee.
Former Dimond High School star Alissa Pili rejoins the Los Angeles Sparks on a development deal, while Anchorage native Daishen Nix prepares for the 2026 NBA Summer League with the Houston Rockets. The Anchorage Wolverines also reveal their 2026‑27 exhibition schedule.
The America250-Alaska initiative, led by state historian Dr. Katie Ringsmuth, showcases Alaska’s rich baseball history and announces Fourth of July games featuring local teams.