In Tip-Off action on Jan. 20, 2024, Cordova’s John Itliong, No. 1, fires a jumper over Ninilchik defenders. File photo by Dick Shellhorn for The Cordova Times

The first day of practice for high school basketball was Dec. 4. This year’s first opponent will be none other than arch-rival Valdez in Cordova on Dec. 20-21. 

Other home games include Tok on Jan. 10-11, and the 42nd Cordova Annual Tipoff on Jan. 16-18.  

The home schedule concludes with Cordova hosting Regionals on March 6-8. Nenana, Effie Kokrine, Glennallen, Tok and Cordova will all be vying for two berths in the State Championships in Anchorage on March 13-15. 

Cordova has loaded up in challenging road tournaments this season also. 

The boys will go to the Capital City Invite in Juneau on Dec. 26-28. Both girls and boys squads will go to the Lumen Tournament in Anchorage on Jan. 31-Feb. 1, along with teams from Unalakleet, Hooper Bay, Nenana, Suvalley, Petersburg, Wrangell, and Lumen. 

The Wolverines will be at Valdez on Feb.14-15, for the Valdez Elks tournament, and then off to Metlakatla on Feb. 21-22, for their tournament.  

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Cordova also travels to Fairbanks to face Effie Kokrine on Feb. 27, and then Nenana for games on Feb. 28-March 1.  

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