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Alaska Drawing Hunt application period open



The Alaska Fish and Game application period for draw permit hunts is open now through December 17th. Draw hunt options are featured in the 2019-2020 Alaska Drawing Permit Hunt Supplement, available now at Alaska Department of Fish and Game offices, most license vendors, or online on the Drawing Hunt Supplements page.

For more information about this year’s drawing hunts and application process, visit the Drawing Hunt Permits Information page HERE.

 
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2018 Moonlight Madness Winners

A Rogue’s Garden: $25 Gift Card and travel mug

Tony Day

Arctic Chiropractic: $50 Gift Card

Dale Mitchell

Copper Valley Telecom: Your choice of Wireless Smart Phone

Cynna Evanoff

Creative Connections: $30 Gift Certificate

Kassandra Howard

Fat Mermaid: $30 Gift Card

Lorisa MacDonald

Mike’s Palace: $30 Gift Certificate

Zac James

Napa: Dewalt Tuff System Tool Carrier ($100 Value)

Neil Dees

Northwind Floral: Blanket

Bob Harden


The Prospector: $50 Gift Card

Dalon Gage

Second Time Around: $30 Gift Certificate

Sarah Gilmore

South Central Hardware: Backpack

Jana Bevill

Subway: Sandwich Platter ($50 value)

Steven Weber

Valdez Outfitter: Halibut Tackle Prize Pack

Lydia Rountree

Valdez Radio Shack: Lava Lamp Bluetooth speaker

Dennis Humphrey

The Weathered Anchor: Christmas Gift Basket

Michelle Casey

 
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Valdez Community Christmas Program

Can you play an instrument?  Dance with a sugar plum? 

Read the Night Before Christmas?  Sing a joyful song?

Share your talents! 

Calling all performers of all ages for the 46th Annual Community Christmas Show to be held on

Saturday, December 15th at 4pm. 

Registration forms (attached) can be picked up and submitted at the Valdez Public Library on Fairbanks Street and

are due by 5pm Monday, December 10th. 

For more information contact Valdez Arts Council at 835-2786 or email vac@cvinternet.net

CLICK HERE for information and sign up form

 
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VHS Weekend Wrap-Up – November 19, 2018

ALL-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL

Courtesy Ann Norris

All-State Choir

Three Buccaneer musicians were accepted to participate in the ASAA All-State Music Festival this past weekend.  Jillian Fleming, Caitlin Mond, and Isaiah Silveira were chosen from 594 submitted auditions for vocal music to participate in the mixed choir.  Chase Randall was an alternate for Bass 1, the most competitive of all auditioning sections.  The three students participated in two and a half days of rehearsal at Chugiak High School preparing for  a Gala Concert on Saturday evening at West High’s auditorium.  Caitlin and Jillian were Alto 2 vocalists and Isaiah was a Tenor 2.  Isaiah also was in the top three of all tenor 2 submissions and competed for first chair honors.  He also auditioned for a solo at the event.  Mixed Choir was conducted by Dr. Lee Oleson of Dallas, Texas.

The final performance was breathtaking, moving, and fun.  Treble Choir, Orchestra, and Band are also All-State events that performed on Saturday.


 

Rifle Team Results submitted by Coach Victoria Hedman

This weekend the VHS rifle team traveled to Fairbanks to compete in a multi-team competition

at Tanana Valley Sportsman’s Association. Valdez, Lathrop, Hutchison, West Valley, and Delta

High Schools all shot in the competition. This was the first match this year that Valdez shot

paper targets vs. competing on an electronic system, which presented an additional challenge

for our shooters and proved to be a good learning experience.

Earlier in the week, all five teams shot a 60 shot standing air match. Valdez came in second with a score of 2235 with 77 center shots (a team personal best). Delta took first with 2247 points with 80 center shots.

On Friday- Valdez shot in a 3 by 20 small-bore match against Lathrop and Hutchison. And

scored 2098 points to Lathrop’s 2107 and Hutchison’s 2118 points. The combined air and small-

bore scores gave Valdez the overall first place position with 4333 points and 109 center shots.

On Saturday Valdez shot another 3 by 20 against West Valley and Delta. Valdez shot well with

2147 total points. West Valley and Delta scored 2111 points and 2145 points respectively. With

the combined air and small-bore scores, Delta took the first place position for the day and

Valdez took second.

Tiffany Larcom took second overall on Friday and first overall on Saturday. She also shot a

personal best in the air match- 567 points with 25 center shots. Each shooter improved their

scores on Saturday over their Friday shoot.

The VHS rifle team will have two weekends off before going to compete in the Mid Alaska

Championships (MAC) on December 7th and 8th.

Wrestling Results Submitted by Coach Tyler C-Thompson

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Oceana had a phenomenal weekend of wrestling proving that she is a force to be reckoned with. One her way to the finals Oceana pinned the # 4 seed that had pinned her last week at ACS moving her into the Semi-Finals. In the Semis Oceana pinned the number 1 seed in 40 seconds moving her into the Lancer Smith Finals. Oceana came up short in the finals losing to the number 2 seed.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Oceana Holt (Valdez High School) won by fall over Dakota Magnuson (Mt. Edgecumbe High School) (Fall 1:11)

  • Quarterfinal – Oceana Holt (Valdez High School) won by fall over Halle Savage (Unalaska) (Fall 2:37)

  • Semifinal – Oceana Holt (Valdez High School) won by fall over Madison Ellis (South Anchorage High School) (Fall 0:40)

  • 1st Place Match – Amanda Wylie (Soldotna) won by fall over Oceana Holt (Valdez High School) (Fall 1:17)

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  • Champ. Round 1 – Alizae Brown (Palmer High School) won by fall over Jana Allen (Valdez High School) (Fall 1:57)

  • Cons. Round 1 – Jana Allen (Valdez High School) received a bye () (Bye)

  • Cons. Round 2 – Jana Allen (Valdez High School) won by fall over Jasmine Andrews (Galena Hawks) (Fall 3:40)

  • Cons. Round 3 – Jana Allen (Valdez High School) won by fall over Alexis Kinegak (Bethel High School) (Fall 1:29)

  • Cons. Semi – Jana Allen (Valdez High School) won by fall over Sandra Santos (Lathrop Wrestling) (Fall 3:47)

  • 3rd Place Match – Ashlan Tisega (West Anchorage) won by fall over Jana Allen (Valdez High School) (Fall 2:03)

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Kyle Henderson (15-7) place is unknown and scored 10.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Kyle Henderson (Valdez High School) 15-7 won by fall over Gabriel Daley (Houston) 0-4 (Fall 2:45)

  • Champ. Round 2 – Andrew Hamilton (Eagle River High School) 12-4 won by major decision over Kyle Henderson (Valdez High School) 15-7 (MD 14-3)

  • Cons. Round 2 – Kyle Henderson (Valdez High School) 15-7 won by injury default over Dylan Parka (Galena Hawks) 1-8 (Inj. 0:53)

  • Cons. Round 3 – Kyle Henderson (Valdez High School) 15-7 won by fall over Lucas Frank (Palmer High School) 10-12 (Fall 3:27)

  • Cons. Round 4 – Nephi Tidwell (Eielson High School) 23-7 won by decision over Kyle Henderson (Valdez High School) 15-7 (Dec 6-0)

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Caleb MacPherson’s place is unknown and has scored 0.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Thomas Ooka (Seward High School) won by fall over Caleb MacPherson (Valdez High School) (Fall 0:47)

  • Cons. Round 1 – Keegan St. Amand (Glennallen High School) won by fall over Caleb MacPherson (Valdez High School) (Fall 1:53)

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Rafael Alfaro’s place is unknown and has scored 0.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Rafael Alfaro (Valdez High School) received a bye () (Bye)

  • Champ. Round 2 – Wyatt Baise (West Valley Wolfpack) won by major decision over Rafael Alfaro (Valdez High School) (Maj 11-0)

  • Cons. Round 2 – Talon Clifford (Chugiak High School) won by fall over Rafael Alfaro (Valdez High School) (Fall 1:54)

JV 160

Dustin Woods’s place is unknown and has scored 6.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Matt Gregory (Glennallen High School) won by decision over Dustin Woods (Valdez High School) (Dec 12-5)

  • Cons. Round 1 – Dustin Woods (Valdez High School) won by fall over Jaron Alf (Eagle River High School) (Fall 4:01)

  • Cons. Round 2 – Dustin Woods (Valdez High School) won by fall over Diego Owens-Zavala (Bartlett High) (Fall 2:15)

  • Cons. Round 3 – Landen Shaishnikoff (Unalaska) won by decision over Dustin Woods (Valdez High School) (Dec 10-8)

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William Benes’s place is unknown and has scored 0.0 team points.

  • Champ. Round 1 – Sam Lester (Lathrop Wrestling) won by tech fall over William Benes (Valdez High School) (TF 19-1)

  • Cons. Round 1 – William Benes (Valdez High School) received a bye () (Bye)

  • Cons. Round 2 – Jayden Aslakson (Palmer High School) won by fall over William Benes (Valdez High School) (Fall 0:33)

 

Valdez KOA Journey Wins Major Awards During Annual Convention

KOA NEWS SERVICE (Fort Worth, TX / November 14, 2018) – Kampgrounds of America, the world’s largest family of family-friendly, open-to-the-public campgrounds, is pleased to announce that the Valdez KOA Journey Campground has earned the 2019 KOA President’s Award and KOA Founder’s Award. These prestigious awards were presented Wednesday, November 14th at KOA’s Annual International Convention in Fort Worth, Texas.

KOA surveys hundreds of thousands of campers each year regarding their KOA camping experience.

The KOA Founder’s Award, named in honor of Dave Drum, who founded KOA on the banks of the Yellowstone River in Billings, Montana in 1962, is KOA’s highest service award. It is awarded exclusively to those KOA campground owners and managers who attain world-class scores in both customer service and the KOA Quality Review.

The KOA President’s Award is presented to those campgrounds meeting exceptional quality standards and who receive high customer service scores from their camping guests

“Our KOA owners have a well-deserved reputation for creating quality camping experiences for their guests,” said KOA President Toby O’Rourke. “Their hard work and continued investment in their camping guests are evident in the feedback shared with us by campers who come not only from North America, but from around the world. It is a privilege to be able to recognize these owners for all that they do.”

 
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