Sean Williams, wearing bib #2, led the field of 49 mushers out on the trail for the fiftieth running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has reached the incredible milestone of FIFTY races. When Joe was working to open the trail, organize volunteers, collect
With Part V of Rookie Review you’ve met all of the Class of 2022. On Saturday, March 5th, downtown Anchorage will be rocking! The excitement
The mushers introduced in this part of the Rookie Review are a diverse as any group can be. One has a degree in nursing, one
The three mushers featured in Part III of Rookie Review are all from the Wasilla/Anchorage area. One is a principal, one is an ER/CCU nurse
In Iditarod there are true rookies and there are rookies. In general conversation they are both referred to as rookies. Confusing? The mushers you will
In Rookie Review Part I you’ll meet two of the mushers in the 2022 field who hail from outside of Alaska. Hanna Lyrek is from
Close, tight, side by side, neck and neck, nose to nose or nip and tuck – all are perfect descriptors of the Jr. Iditarod stage
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls! We have a race, a tight race – neck and neck – side by side – nose to nose
With gear checks complete, dogs harnessed and mushers dressed the Jr. Iditarod is underway. Fifteen mushers are in the field with 6 being veterans and
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