Gold Medal Tournament pairings announced

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Friday, February 14th, 2020 11:03am

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Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - The Juneau Lions Club and KINY made the announcement on Capital Chat hosted by Steve Holloway.

In the women's bracket Craig will take on Haines at 12:30 pm, and Yakutat will meet Hoonah at 9 pm on Monday, March 23.

Skagway will take on the winner of the battle between Craig and Haines on Tuesday at 12:30 pm.  Sitka will take on the winner of the game between Yakutat and Hoonah at 6 pm on Tuesday, March 24.

In the men's bracket, Sitka meets Yakutat at 1 pm, and Kake meets Angoon at 4 pm on Sunday, March 22.

Hoonah will meet the winner of the game between Sitka and Yakutat at 10 am and Klukwan will take on the winner of Kake and Angoon at 2 pm on Monday, March 23.

In the C bracket Hydaburg will meet Kake at 10 am and Angoon tangles with Yakutat at 7:30 on Sunday, March 22.

Klukwan will meet the winner of Kake versus Hydaburg at 11:30 am and Hoonah will meet the winner of Yakutat and Angoon at 6 pm on Monday, March 23.

In the B bracket Kake meets Yakutat on Sunday at 11:30 am, and Wrangell meets Hydaburg at 2:30 pm on Sunday, March 22.

Hoonah will meet Sitka at 6 pm and Angoon will meet Haines at 9 pm on Sunday, March 22.

All of the games are hosted by Juneau-Douglas High School.

The 74th annual Gold Medal tourney runs from March 22-28th.

Most of the games will be broadcast on KINY.

 

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