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Anchorage Hosts 2026 Alaska State Track and Field Baseball Championships
High school athletes from across Alaska competed at Dimond High School and Mulchay Stadium in late May and early June.
How we reported this
The 2026 ASAA state championships for track and field and baseball were held in Anchorage in late May and early June at Dimond High School and Mulchay Stadium, respectively. These events marked the conclusion of the spring season for participating schools under the Alaska School Activities Association.
Regulation and Oversight
High school athletics in Anchorage are regulated by the Alaska School Activities Association, headquartered in Anchorage, which governs interscholastic competition for the state. The association sets the framework for competition across multiple sports offered through the Anchorage School District.
Participation Opportunities
The Anchorage School District offers 26 high school sports and activities, including football, ice hockey for boys and girls, basketball, track and field, and cross-country skiing. These programs allow students enrolled in the district to engage in structured athletic competition throughout the school year.
Costs and Requirements
ASD athletic fees for 2026 are $300 for Tier 1 sports and $500 for Tier 2 sports such as swim and dive and hockey for enrolled students, with an $800 annual cap per student covering up to three activities. Eligibility requires students to be enrolled in at least 5 ASD classes, maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA, and pass 5 classes from the previous semester, plus have a current physical examination on file.
Looking Ahead
Families and students planning for the upcoming season can review current eligibility standards and fee structures through the Anchorage School District and the Alaska School Activities Association to prepare for participation.