Cordova’s Camilla Vargas puts up a shot over an Effie Kokrine defender in home conference action on Jan. 24, 2026. Photo by Mikie McHone

Fresh off a strong showing and second place finish in the Valdez Elks Tournament, the Cordova teams were on the road again.

On Feb. 20, Tok topped the Cordova girls 51-34.  

Tok jumped to a 18-10 lead in the first quarter and gradually pulled away to win by 17.

Isabelle Nothstine led Cordova with 13 points; Elizabeth Baenen added 9.  

On Feb. 21, CHS lost to Glennallen 40-20. Cordova trailed 23-8 at half time, after scoring two points in the second quarter. 

Strong Panther defense held Cordova to only four points in the third quarter, all from the free throw line. 

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Isabelle Nothstine scored 11 of Cordova’s points, six of those coming late in the final quarter.

The Wolverines finish their regular season here against Nenana with a two-game Homecoming series this weekend, Feb. 27 -28. Then it’s off to Fairbanks for conference playoffs on March 5-7.

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