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1 week ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The Ketchikan American Legion Post 3 baseball team finished its opening weekend winless against Chugiak Post 33, but Ketchikan got incrementally closer in each game, giving Chugiak its first real tests of the season in Games 3 and 4 before falling short on Saturday and Sunday at Norman Walker Field. After posting a 17-3 win on Friday, Chugiak won 13-1 in five innings in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday.
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2 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The Kayhi softball team’s state tournament dreams came to an unexpectedly abrupt end on Saturday morning as the Lady Kings were eliminated 14-11 by Kenai Central in their first game of the day, placing Kayhi fourth in the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Softball Championships at Cartee Fields in Anchorage. The Lady Kings were hoping to get another shot at Sitka for the state title, but needed to win two earlier games Saturday to get that chance.
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3 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The Lady Kings are still alive after the second day of the state tournament, but will need to win four games Saturday to claim the crown of the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Championships at Carter Fields in Anchorage. After opening Friday’s double-elimination bracket with a 14-5 victory over Kenai Central, Kayhi fell 9-2 to Sitka before rebounding to crush Delta Junction 14-2 in four innings.
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3 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The Kayhi softball team split its pair of pool play games on the first day of the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Championships at Cartee Fields in Anchorage on Thursday, beating Delta Junction 11-3 in its first game before falling 10-9 to Kodiak in the second game. Kayhi tied the second game with a late four-run rally that featured some clutch hitting before Kodiak won with a run in the bottom of the seventh.
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4 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Sophomore striker Richard Evison scored three goals in a 14-minute span in the first half, then set up a pair of goals by Joseph Larson in the second half as the Kayhi boys soccer team rolled to a 5-0 victory over Houston in the first round of the Division II ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Soccer Championships on Thursday in Wasilla.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The past couple of years the Kayhi boys soccer team has entered the state tournament with high hopes, but still with an underdog mindset. This year, as the No. 2 seed, the Kings enter the Division II ASAA/First National Bank Alaska State Championships thinking that they are as good as any team in the field and have a strong chance at bringing home the school’s first soccer championship.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Behind the pitching of Jonathan Scoblic and six RBIs from Jesse Albecker, the Kayhi baseball team finished off a dominating sweep of the Petersburg Vikings with a 7-1 win on Saturday in Petersburg. Scoblic threw five innings of one-hit ball, walking four and striking out four in his strongest outing of the season. Ace Asper threw two scoreless innings of relief, striking out five of the eight batters he faced. The Kings took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Gage Massin led off with a single.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Kayhi’s Carol Frey ran on a pair of winning relay teams Saturday, completing a perfect 4 for 4 weekend in the Region V Championships in Juneau and propelling the senior, who won the 400 and 800 meter finals on Friday, to the Division I Girls Outstanding Competitor Award at the championships. “That is a huge deal,” Kayhi coach Alex Pennino said.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The Kayhi Track and Field team will have the spotlight to itself this weekend as the Ketchikan Invitational is the only Kayhi sporting event in town. The Kayhi baseball team is playing a Southeast Conference road series at Juneau-Douglas Yadda.at Kale, the Kayhi soccer teams are in Juneau for a couple of non-varsity contests, and the Lady Kings softball team has the weekend off.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The runs came in bunches when the Kayhi and Sitka varsity and junior varsity softball teams squared off on Friday and Saturday in Sitka. Games that were close suddenly turned into games decided by the mercy rule. Seemingly commanding leads disappeared in a half inning. Both the Lady Kings and Wolves looked unbeatable at times, and downright dreadful moments later. The Kayhi JV won two of three games, including a 17-16 contest that was halted due to time after two innings.
