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            The Soldotna Stars may have gotten the better of the Kodiak Bears on the gridiron over the weekend, but the Kodiak spikers continue to reign supreme, taking down SoHi at the net.

            Kodiak won the Northern Lights Conference match here on Friday in four, 25-20, 25-17, 22-25 and 25-22. In a non-conference match Saturday, Kodiak won again, in five games, 3-2.

            The next test for the Bears will be at the West Anchorage High School "Spiketacular" tournament this weekend. 

            And while Soldotna High School's football and volleyball teams were here on the Rock, Kodiak High School swimmers were dominating at the SoHi Pentathlon in Soldotna.

            The Kodiak girls cruised to an easy team victory, scoring 58 points. Seward was second with 32, while Soldotna was right behind in third with 31. They were followed by Valdez, Homer, Colony and Wasilla.

            On the boys' side, Kodiak was second, with 32 points. Wasilla won with 60. Seward, SoHi, Homer, Kenai and Cordova rounded out the field.

            Click "read more," below for individual results.

            In the pentathlon, every swimmer competes in five events, the 100- yard individual medley, and 50-yards in the butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. Their cumulative times are added to determine the winner.

            Karen Philpot was Kodiak's top swimmer, taking third with a total combined time of 3-minutes 7-point-76-seconds. Kyla Young was fifth, Celeste Beck-Coodell sixth, Laura Griffing ninth, Myra Scholze 12th, and Elyse Johnston 16th.

            For the boys, Nando Macinko was Kodiak's top finisher, placing fifth with a combined time of 2-minutes 46-point-36 seconds. Eric Friccerro was eighth, and Layden Linscheid was 10.

            The Bears will swim in the Kenai Invitational this weekend.