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06/14/2026

A new era just tipped off in Alaska girls basketball.
Forty teams came through the ABA Girls Team Camp, a week after the boys ran it. Last season’s standouts are gone, two programs showed up with new head coaches, and the defending champ wasn’t there at all.
The next group is already on tape. Watch who showed up in the two-minute tournament highlights, then get the full story on the season ahead in the article.
Who’s your team to watch this year? Drop the program.
Highlights on our YouTube channel, full breakdown on our website. Link in bio.

06/11/2026

He didn’t even know he’d won.
Grace Christian’s Bristol Tobin found out he was MaxPreps Alaska Player of the Year when Coach Boerger told him. He texted his mom first.
Now his next stop is set. Tobin signed with Athletes in Action Prep Academy, a post-grad program in Xenia, Ohio, to keep playing.
The path there is pure Alaska. No AAU, ever. His summers go to commercial fishing in Bristol Bay, and he says coming back fresh in the fall was part of the edge. Then he averaged 15.6, 9.5, and 5.0 on 60 percent shooting and closed his senior year with Grace Christian’s first 4A state championship.
No AAU and a state title.
Full highlight and article on link. Link in bio.
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06/11/2026

The 2026 Alaska Basketball Academy All-Star Game starts late, this year after 11p. It's a time for the whole camp to gather for a little fun as the All-Star high school yram from the camo takes on UAF players. UAF ran it 66-23 while the high school crowd brought the energy, playful jeers on the dunks and plenty of ooh’s and ahh’s right back.
Deng Deng came up at East High and now runs with UAF. His dunk was one of several from the college squad. Ketchikan’s Marcus Stockhausen, same UAF roster, pulled from deep and the place went up.
This was last week at boys camp, capping a Team Camp that drew 58 boys teams from across Alaska. The offseason stop if you run a program.
Girls camp is on day 3 right now, and the two-minute tournament goes tonight.

Full highlight video and game recap on the Prospect article page. Link in bio.
Final: UAF 66, All-Stars 23 (ABA All-Star Game)
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04/26/2026

See the full video and feature article on Prospect website- link in bio. Class of 2027. One of the best players in Alaska right now.
West Valley’s Jayden Miranda was named the 2026 Gatorade Alaska Boys Basketball Player of the Year last month — the third time a Wolfpack player has won it in five seasons. (Stewart Erhart got it back to back in 22’ and 23’) He averaged 14.7 points and shot 51.8% from the floor on the No. 1 seed in 4A. Full feature on the Prospect Athletics website. Link in bio.

04/17/2026

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04/14/2026

The last game of the 2025-26 season came down to five points.
Blue held off Gold 77–72 in the 3A/4A Boys Senior All-Star Game at Dimond High School. Kurt Kuppert and Joren Gasga of Juneau each finished with 11. Lathrop’s Armani Smith and Dimond’s Amelio Ambrosio added 10 apiece. West Valley’s Halen Nield led Gold with 14 and Palmer’s Lukas Owen had 11.

Blue swept all four games at the 2026 AABC Senior All-Star Weekend.

Full highlights/screen on the Prospect YouTube channel. Link in bio.
Final: Blue 77, Gold 72 (3A/4A Boys Senior All-Star Game)

04/14/2026

Keelie Kronberger of MCCA closed out her senior season the only way she knows how.
Kronberger dropped 21 as the 3A/4A Girls Blue team topped Gold 61–46 in the Alaska Senior All-Star Game at Dimond High School. Colony’s Morgan Ainsworth added 11 with Monroe’s Trinity Turiel and Galena’s Marylene Burgett each finishing with 8. Wasilla’s Katie Jackson led Gold with 14.

Tag a senior who earned it this year. Full highlight/screen on the Prospect YouTube channel. Link in bio.

Final: Blue 61, Gold 46 (3A/4A Girls Senior All-Star Game)

04/13/2026

Senior season is over for the 1A/2A boys.
Terrence Nutting-Titus of Northway — the guy who dropped 82 in a single game and became just the second Alaskan to reach 3,000 career points — closed out his high school career with 27 points as Blue topped Gold 109–79 in the 1A/2A Boys Senior All-Star Game. Kade McCorison of Ninilchik added 16 and Alek McGarry of Cook Inlet Academy finished with 14.
Austin Barnard of Susitna Valley led Gold with 27.
Tag a senior who earned it this year. Full highlight on the Prospect YouTube channel. Link in bio.
Final: Blue 109, Gold 79 (1A/2A Boys Senior All-Star Game)

04/13/2026

Senior season is over.
Mikinley Williams of Seward closed out her career with 13 points as the 1A/2A Girls Blue team topped Gold 65–52 in the Alaska Senior All-Star Game. Jane Ward of Fort Yukon and Naveah Evans John of Tok each had 10. Pagan Lester of Newhalen added 9. Kylee Carroll of Fort Yukon led Gold with 18.
Tag a senior who earned it this year. Full highlight on our YouTube channel. Link in bio.
Final: Blue 65, Gold 52 (1A/2A Girls Senior All-Star Game)

04/11/2026

The last game of the 2025-26 season is tonight.
The 3A/4A Boys All-Star Game is Gold vs Blue at 7pm at Dimond High School. Like, share, or save this post for the Gold team — last night they competed for the mic, today it’s the court.
📍 Dimond High School | 7:00 PM
Admission: $10 adults | $5 students & elders | Free under 6th grade
Halftime: Dunk contest.
Alaska’s top 3A/4A boys seniors. Last game of the year.
Who takes it — Gold or Blue?

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