Alaska High School Football Scores - Week 4

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday & Saturday, August 31, 2007 & September 1, 2007

Anchorage East 24 Dimond 13
Anchorage South 35 Colony 0
Anchorage West 40 Eagle River 13
Bothell (WA) 45 Chugiak 7
Eielson 32 Valdez 6
Homer 30 Sitka JVs 6
Houston 48 Barrow 14
Juneau 28 Palmer 7
Kenai 53 Nikiski 25
Kodiak 17 Skyview 12
Lathrop 63 West Valley 10
North Pole 28 Wasilla 14
Service 41 Bartlett 19
Seward 56 Delta Junction 6
Soldatna 68 Ketchikan 0

Alaska High School Football Scores - Week 3

Look for a new team in next week's Alaska High School Football Big Schools Poll. Friday night #2 Chugiak took down #1 Service 14-13 before a stand-room only crowd at Anchorage Football Stadium.

Here's a look at all of the Friday night scores from around Alaska.

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday & Saturday, August 24 & 25, 2007

Anchorage East 22 Anchorage South 3
Bartlett 47 Eagle River 10
Chugiak 14 Service 13
Colony 40 West Valley 7
Dimond 15 Anchorage West 0
Eielson 47 Barrow 6
Homer 26 Ketchikan 0
Houston 2 Delta Junction 0 (forfeit)
Juneau 30 North Pole 13
Kodiak 28 Kenai 27
Palmer 48 Lathrop 14
Soldatna 49 Seward 7
Valdez 28 Nikiski 20
Wasilla 38 Skyview 0

Alaska High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

Alaska High School Football Scores
Friday and Saturday, August 17 & 18, 2007

Anchorage South 55 Eagle River 0
Barrow 18 Seward 16
Chugiak 7 Anchorage East 6
Colony 20 North Pole 7
Dimond 16 Bartlett 12
Eislson 34 Houston 12
Juneau 44 Lathrop 6
Kenai 61 Ketchikan 0
Kodiak 40 Homer 12
Nikiski 40 Delta Junction 0
Service 31 Anchorage West 0
Skyview 6 Valdez 0
Soldatna 47 Palmer 14
Wasilla 36 West Valley 26

Railbelt Conference Preview

The Colony Knights will have some big shoes to fill if they want to repeat as the Railbelt Conference champs and get back to the Big Schools championship game where they lost to South last year.

The Knights lost Chebon Jimenez, the state's Offensive Player of the Year, first team all-state quarterback Teddy Babcock and tight end/defensive end and Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year George Percak-Dennett. In fact, the Knights lost 10 of 11 starters on both sides of the ball.

Who's the favorite? It's hard to say because all of last year's top team lost key personnel.

Look for Juneau to make some noise despite losing record-setting quarterback Chris Hinkley.

For a complete team capsules from the Anchorage Daily News, please click on our headline "Railbelt Conference Preview".