On fourth Down with a minute to go in a tied game, West Anchorage quarterback Jethro Decastro threw a 33-yard strike to a streaking Ariel Sanchez for the game-winning touchdown.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Alaska’s large school football championship in 2024 will go to an Anchorage school.
That much is known after Dimond, Bartlett, Bettye Davis East Anchorage and West Anchorage won their respective quarterfinal matchups last weekend in the Division I state playoffs. In a first-round thriller, West Anchorage defeated Juneau-Douglas 20-13 on Ariel Sanchez’s clutch 33-yard touchdown reception with a minute to go in a tied game.
Quarterback Jethro DeCastrow and the rest of the Eagles' will try to return to a second consecutive title game with a win on Saturday against Bettye Davis East Anchorage, who took care of business with their 30-0 rout of Service.No. 2 B.D. East 30, No.
Dimond, Barrow roll into postseason with top playoff positioning, Soldotna and North Pole will battle for No. 1 seed in DIIAlaska’s Obed Vargas gets call-up to Mexican National Team, set to play U.S.
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