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MaryCait Dolan / KYUK/On Saturday, Sept. 16, Bethel Regional High School hosted student athletes from around the Y-K Delta for the annual Bethel Cross Country Invitational. -
MaryCait Dolan / KYUK/The Bethel Volunteer Emergency Services Association organizes an 8-on-8 Mud Volleyball Tournament each year to raise funds for everything from relief for fire victims to the New Year's Eve Fireworks show. On July 15, six teams braved the rain and 50 degree temperatures to compete in the tournament.
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Around 9 a.m., just over an hour before sunrise, on Monday, Jan. 30, a handful of spectators gathered around two telephone poles jutting out of the soupy, yet still frozen, Kuskokwim River. The poles marked the finish line of the Kuskokwim 300. -
Raymond Alexie of Kwethluk is off to a blazing start for the 2022-23 Kuskokwim racing season. During the Jan. 7 Holiday Classic, a 50 mile race, Alexie once again bested the closest finisher by over 15 minutes.
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It's not often village wrestlers make it to the finals. There's a lot stacked against them.
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Alexie beat out former Iditarod champion Pete Kaiser and 21 other mushers in the 32-mile race from Bethel to Atmautluak and back.
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Bethel junior Isabel Lieb won the Alaska Student Athletic Association State Wrestling Tournament in the 138 lbs girls weight class to win her first state title. “It feels awesome. All my hard work paid off in the end, “ Lieb said after her victory.
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Nearly 400 wrestlers from 25 teams competed at the annual Bethel Wrestling Invitational.
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Village cross country teams from across the YK Delta were in Bethel on Saturday competing at BRHS’s Pit Race. The Bethel Warriors’ teams won all the junior high and high school races, and it was all Bethel racers taking the individual championships.
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"I think, overall, the whole experience, both for the kids and as coaches, is badminton is a lot bigger than I think anybody of us expected it to be," assistant coach Cristian Rodriguez said of the impact badminton can have.
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Diehl charged through the night to try to catch Neff. Neff said that he had no idea just how close Diehl got until the finish line.
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On April 8 and 9, Bethel Regional High School hosted a Native Youth Olympics competition. Schools from Dillingham came to compete, along with local elementary schools. It was the first time in two years that students competed locally in Native Youth Olympics.
