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1 week ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
It is easy to see why the Kayhi boys soccer team was hoping to be able to play junior varsity games this year. A young, talented Kings JV beat Juneau-Douglas Yadaa.at Kale 4-1 on Tuesday at Fawn Mountain Field, showcasing the skills that has Kayhi coaches Jacob Potts and Juan Robles optimistic for the present and the future of Kings’ soccer.
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1 week ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
The bats came alive for the Kayhi softball team on Saturday as the Lady Kings hammered out 26 hits in 11 innings, leading to the team winning two out of three games in the Sitka Tournament to complete the weekend with a 5-2 mark. After winning three of four games on Friday, Kayhi opened Saturday with a 12-3 victory over Wasilla. The Lady Kings lost 10-3 against Sitka before rebounding with a 12-4 victory over Juneau-Douglas Yadaa.at Kale.
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1 week ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Playing under conditions that would cause most high schools across the nation to cancel their games, the Kayhi and Petersburg baseball teams not only continued through a relentless cold rain Saturday night, but went into extra innings before the Kings emerged with a 9-8 victory.
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2 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Ketchikan claimed seven first-place finishes at the Neah-Kah-Nie Invitational in Rockaway, Oregon, on Saturday. Despite having limited numbers — seven boys and 10 girls — the Kayhi track and field team more than held its own at the 13-team invitational.
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2 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Johnson Central jumped out to a 10-1 lead after three innings and went on to hand the Kayhi softball team a 14-1 defeat at the Grand Strand Classic in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on Thursday. The Golden Eagles, out of Paintsville, Kentucky, used a trio of big innings to earn the victory. Johnson Central scored four runs in the second and sixth in the third before tacking on four more runs in the seventh inning.
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3 weeks ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Last year was a dream finish for the Kayhi boys and girls track teams with the girls winning the Region V championship outright on the track at Fawn Mountain, and the boys tying for the region crown before going on to finish sixth at state. Winning the region will be a little tougher this year, as Juneau-Douglas Yadda.at Kale brings a new super team of athletes after the combination of the Thunder Mountain and Juneau high schools, but Kayhi brings plenty of talent back.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
A fantastic postseason run by the Kayhi boys basketball team came to an abrupt end on Saturday when the Kings were beat 43-25 in the ASAA March Madness 4A championship game by an East Anchorage squad that has been the class of the state over the past six years.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Kayhi alum Jenae Rhoads is a national champion. In Canada. The former Lady Kings basketball player was a member of the Columbia Bible College Bearcats team that won the 2025 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Women’s Basketball National Championships in surprising fashion, beating the St. Mary’s Lightning 77-70 in the championship game, played in Fredericton, New Brunswick, on March 15.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Clinging to a four-point lead with 25 seconds left to play, the Kayhi Kings ran an in-bounds play to absolute perfection, resulting in a wide-open Jonathan Scoblic layup that gave Kayhi a six-point lead en route to an exhilarating 52-48 win over Dimond in the first round of the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska 4A State Basketball Championships on Wednesday in Anchorage.
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1 month ago | 
ketchikandailynews.com | Richard Larson
Despite holding Davis-Romoth to four points over a 15-minute span in the second and third quarters, the Klawock girls were unable to overcome a big early deficit and were eliminated from the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska 1A State Basketball Championships with a 46-32 loss on Thursday in Anchorage.
