Two weeks before the 30th annual SoHi Pentathlon, Seward senior Eileen Audette didn't think she had a shot at winning. Less than a week prior to the Pentathlon, Kodiak senior Nando Macinko wasn't even at practice due to strep throat.

Both overcame those obstacles to claim Pentathlon crowns Friday at Soldotna.

The Pentathlon is the most unique meet in Alaska high school swimming. Each competitor swims a 100-yard individual medley, 50 butterfly, 50 backstroke, 50 breaststroke and 50 freestyle. All the times are added up to determine the winner.

The last year Homer football beat Kenai Central, Tiger Woods was playing his first PGA Tour event at the innocent age of 16.

That probably feels like a lifetime ago for the golfer, who lost his clean image and the ability to win after he confessed to adultery last year.

For the Mariners and Kardinals players, it's actually been a lifetime.

Homer's most recent triumph over Kenai Central was 1992.

The Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club hosted the Head of the Kenai on Saturday at Kenai Lake. The race was three miles, with two buoyed turns.

There were rowers from the Anchorage Rowing Association, Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Association, Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club and the Cordova Rowing Club.

This year, the regatta had a men's eight for the first time. The race featured 16 men and two female coxswains from the combined forces of the Anchorage Rowing Association, Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club and the Alaska Midnight Sun Rowing Association.

The results follow:

The season-long points race came to an end Sunday.

The race is comprised of eight tournaments throughout the season. This has been a great competition all year, spread across two divisions.

The first division is called the Gross Division and the second is the Net Division.