...for their K-12 enrollment of roughly 45 kids."We just started our wrestling program officially last year," head wrestling coach Rachel Parks said. "We were a club program in 2009 after many of our students showed an interest in the sport...

...Edgecumbe, Sitka, Wrangell and, possibly, Craig and Klawock will also compete. "The guys are real anxious," head wrestling coach Bob Mahon said. "They are looking forward to going out a getting it on. But I'm a little disappointed Ketchikan...

...state's top-ranked heavyweight who weighs in around 260 pounds. "Jerrod has been wrestling really smart," head wrestling coach Bob Mahon said. "He went out and got a takedown, reverse and escape and just rode him (Hamilton) and broke...

...primarily a junior varsity lineup. "Jon's been wrestling at the club level for the last three to four years," head wrestling coach Bob Mahon said. "He's one of those freshman who's stepped up this year." The three Juneau varsity wrestlers...

...scores were only kept for those three teams. Although the Crimson Bears fell short of their own high expectations, head wrestling coach Bob Mahon was pleased with his team's effort. "You always wish you can win, but with three varsity guys out...

...one option: Move to the spring season. Juneau head wrestling coach Bob Mahon says his team has always had the option...to play basketball. But according to Petersburg head wrestling coach Bob Schwartz, this idea has backfired. "Our basketball...

...to climb that last rung of the ladder to claim a state team title this season. But according to Crimson Bears head wrestling coach Bob Mahon, who is in his eighth season, the team's first goal this season is to dethrone four-time defending...

...six seniors and two juniors. "I think Nikiski is going to be the one to get a hold of," said Crimson Bears head wrestling coach Bob Mahon. "Last week, they beat Ketchikan 40-25 at the Nikiski tournament, but we match up well against...

...Nikiski in a dual meet format. "Last year we only had eight in the top six at the state meet," Juneau-Douglas head wrestling coach Bob Mahon said. "We had some younger kids, but they did good." However, Juneau will get a chance to redeem...

...Wrangell also competed, but scores were not kept for the smaller schools. "It went really well," Crimson Bears head wrestling coach Bob Mahon said. "I'm real happy with what we had." Juneau started off strong on Friday by cruising to an...