Petersburg’s high school basketball teams finished the season in Ketchikan last week. The Vikings and Lady Vikings played their last games in the regional tournament, which decided what teams qualified for the state championship. Even though Petersburg’s teams won’t be competing at state this year, their coaches are proud of the players’ growth since the season started.
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Petersburg’s high school basketball teams played in Haines over the weekend, Feb. 15-16. Although the Vikings and the Lady Vikings lost both varsity games, their coaches said there was a stark difference between the two nights.
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Petersburg High School’s varsity boys’ basketball coach, Rick Brock, is the Division 2A Coach of the Year. The Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches, or AABC. in late March named him for the honor at the state high school basketball tournament in Anchorage. Last week, Brock returned to Anchorage to collect that award.
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Petersburg’s Viking basketball players are the reigning champions of this season’s 2A regional and state tournaments. It’s the first time they’ve held that title in seven years.
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Petersburg High School’s basketball teams hosted Craig last week for the Vikings’ senior weekend. The Varsity Vikings defeated the Panthers both nights, securing a second seed in the ongoing 2A regional tournament. But last week’s games against Craig meant something completely different for the Lady Vikings, who landed their third win of the season.
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Petersburg’s high school basketball players had a packed schedule at home last week, playing against two different teams in four days.
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Petersburg’s high school basketball teams struggled hard against one of Alaska’s top Division 2A teams last week. Metlakatla defeated the Vikings and Lady Vikings in all of their games. According to Petersburg’s coaches, the Vikings showed up to Metlakatla in rough shape, after having spent hours in transit on a small boat.
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Petersburg High School hosted a basketball tournament last week, which was attended by teams from all across the state. The varsity Vikings soundly won all of their games. The Lady Vikings lost all of their games — but by a narrow margin. They came up just a few points behind their opponents in each game. Their coaches say both teams are feeling satisfied with the progress they made this weekend.
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