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Anchorage-area high school teams post volleyball and wrestling results
Scores from matches played in late October show continued activity across South Anchorage and nearby districts.
How we reported this

Anchorage high school volleyball squads recorded multiple wins in matches held the week of Oct. 26, 2025, while wrestling teams from South and Eagle River also competed.
Service defeated Eagle River 3-0. South topped Chugiak 3-1. Wasilla beat Palmer 3-0. Monroe Catholic swept Lathrop 3-0. Additional results included Cook Inlet Academy over Ninilchik in straight sets on Wednesday and East over Juneau-Douglas 3-0 on Thursday.
Matches on Friday featured Dimond defeating Juneau-Douglas 2-0 and Barrow tying Lathrop 1-1. Saturday brought Nuiqsut Trapper past Meade River 3-0 and Nunamiut over Tikigaq 3-0 in two separate contests. These contests form part of the regular schedule for area schools.
Volleyball action
Further volleyball outcomes from the same period covered a range of matchups. Susitna Valley defeated Birchwood Christian 3-0. Seward edged Kenai Central 3-2. Nenana swept Effie Kokrine Charter 3-0. Cook Inlet Academy beat Ninilchik 3-1 on Tuesday before another win on Wednesday. East defeated Juneau-Douglas 3-0 on Thursday. Dimond topped Juneau-Douglas 2-0 on Friday. Barrow and Lathrop finished 1-1. Nuiqsut Trapper defeated Meade River 3-0 on Saturday while Nunamiut beat Tikigaq 3-0 twice that day.
Anchorage High School activities are facing potential cuts due to a budget proposal from the Anchorage School District amid flat state funding. The listed matches illustrate the scope of events still taking place under current schedules.
Wrestling results
South defeated Dimond 76-6 in a boys meet that included multiple pins and technical falls. Eagle River beat East 54-23. Service topped Bartlett 83-34. Individual outcomes listed specific weight-class decisions such as Charlie Powers of South pinning Creed Cvancara of Dimond at 215 pounds. Additional wrestling details covered weight classes from 103 pounds through 285 pounds with decisions that included forfeits, pins and technical falls at each level.
These local contests reflect ongoing high school schedules reported by the Anchorage Daily News. Teams continue to schedule regular-season and postseason events at venues in the Anchorage area.