Seawolf Nordic Ski Team races up in standings
For the first time since 2009, the Seawolf Ski Team hosted the first of two Nordic races Feb. 4 at Kincaid Park in the Alaska Anchorage Invitational. The day kicked off a week’s worth of events being hosted by the Ski program including the rest of the UAA Invitational and start of the Seawolf Invitational.
Seawolf skiers kick off their season with an in state rivalry meet
It is the beginning and they have a clean slate. On December 5 and 6, the UAA Ski Team has their first meet, a...
Casey Wright sets off to Pyeongchang
“I’m sure it’ll be lots of butterflies for her on that type of stage, but no matter what she does, she made it there, she worked hard to get there and her result will make us proud,” Kastning said.
Ski team uses Alaska Nordic Cup as training for next season
Our UAA ski team will kick off their official season in Park City Utah on January 8, 2011 to start off the new year.
On...
West High Ski Swap supports UAA ski team
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Creating a culture of skiing
Getting Alaska on skis is the goal of Skiku, a statewide program providing annual Nordic ski instruction to Alaska Native youth at schools in...
UAA Nordic finishes what alpine started
After the commencement of the Alpine portions of the UAA and Seawolf Invitationals, Nordic picked up last week in Kincaid.
A new crop of Seawolf skiers
After the temporary cut of the UAA ski teams in October 2016, the program has come back stronger than ever with the addition of many new athletes.
Early ‘Ski-wolves’ training leads to top 15 finishes
The Seawolves traveled down to Montana and Utah for the final week of winter break to kickstart the 2016-17 season.
UAA Skiing makes debut in less than a month
After training for months, the UAA Ski Teams are back in action in January and are prepared for a successful season.
Seawolf ski team able to take down fifth in Utah
The Utah Invitational came to an end Jan 22 with the University of Alaska Anchorage seawolves in fifth place, and a score of 658.5...
Ski team hosts pair of meets, continues to impress
The UAA Ski Team was able to claim a fourth place team finish at the UAA Invitational, taking place at both Kincaid Park (Nordic)...
Andreas Adde raises the bar for UAA alpine skiing
Without question, the face of UAA Alpine Skiing belongs to sophomore Andreas Adde.
Adde, from Osteras, Norway, made quite an impact his freshman year, and...
UAA skiers ninth at championships
Disappointing end to season for Kanady
The Hungarian Olympian in the 49th state
Two-time Olympian Anna Berecz now coaches the UAA alpine ski team as a graduate assistant coach
Fall 2017 UAA Athletics recap
Karolin Anders is a former member of the UAA track and field team.
The accomplishments of UAA’s athletic department have already added up to an...
Seawolves compete in paired RMISA Championships and NCAA West Regionals
The Seawolves have six high-ranking athletes in NCAA qualifications, including: Dominic Unterberger (men's slalom), Georgia Burgess (women's slalom), Charley Field (women's giant slalom), Toomas Kollo (men's Nordic), Hailey Swirbul (women's Nordic) and Jenna DiFolco (women's classic).
Injuries and sickness have made for a rough start to ski season
The UAA ski team has gotten off to a fairly rough start this year, but the outlook is still bright in qualifying a number...
Seawolves host first home meet of the season
With meets spanning from Girdwood to Kincaid, UAA hosts the first and only home meets of the 2016-2017 ski season.
Anderson receives top coaching job
A coach is the ultimate leader of the pack.
They are role models and teachers to their athletes. They are responsible for teaching more than just the rules of a game, but the rules of life as well. This position is one that cannot be filled by just anybody; it takes a special kind of person. After five years as the head alpine coach at UAA, Sparky Anderson will lead the UAA ski team as the ‘Wolves new head coach of the program.
Ski team sixth in Utah Invitational; finishes out Montana State Invite
Hungarian Berecz takes job as assistant
‘The green machine:’ how Jenna DiFolco describes the ski team
UAA's Nordic ski teams recently traveled to Vermont to compete in the U.S. Nordic National Championship.
Leading the way for the women's team in the...
Swirbul competes in Junior World Championships
UAA sophomore traveled to Switzerland to compete with top junior skiers from around the world.
Senior athletes Sheely, Svejcar and Hooe complete their final collegiate seasons
After four years of collegiate athletics, UAA seniors reflect on their careers in their respective sports.
UAA skiers set for national stage
Gudmundsdottir and Kollo among freshmen to watch
Skiers head to New Mexico at midway point of season
With a season-best second place and numerous fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-place finishes, the Seawolves are still on the prowl for a top-three finish outside...
UAA skiing and indoor track saved
An initial proposal to cut both sports was overturned
Student athletes’ roads to recovery
Behind the spotlight are numerous athletes that deal with severe injuries, hoping to soon be able to contribute to their teams’ success.
Skiing without snow
UAA’s Nordic and alpine ski teams are excited to get back on the snow and fine-tune their skills before competition season starts
Turnagain Arm run earns $4,000 for UAA ski team
200 local runners lined up on May 25th to race for your UAA Seawolf ski team. No more than 200 people were allowed to race, a rule set by the State Park. Running veterans Matias Saari and Najeeby Quinn won the 8-mile battle for the 13th annual Turnagain Arm Trailhead race.