The Official Home of the West Valley Wolf Pack (Wolf Pack Football) West Valley High School, Fairbanks, Alaska

---Welcome to the official home of the Fairbanks Alaska, West Valley High School Football Program. Wolf Pack Football is one of three large school (4A) football programs located in what is called Interior Alaska. West Valley, Lathrop and North Pole high school football programs are all part of what is called the Railbelt Conference which is one of two Alaska 4A conferences. (See Below)

Alaska High School Football - 4A (Large School) Conferences - Final 2011 Standings

Railbelt Standings
TEAM	W	L	T
1-Wasilla	5	1	0
2-Juneau	5	1	0
3-West Valley *	5	1	0
4-Palmer	3	3	0
5-North Pole *	1	5	0
6-Colony	1	5	0
7-Lathrop *	1	5	0
*Fairbanks Area 4A Schools

Cook Inlet Standings
TEAM	W	L	T
1-Service	7	0	0
2-South Anchorage	6	1	0
3-East Anchorage	4	3	0
4-West Anchorage	3	4	0
5-Dimond	3	4	0
6-Bartlett	2	5	0
7-Chugiak	2	5	0
8-Eagle River	1	6	0

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Detailed Scores and Ranking Points Here
Varsity

The Wolf Pack finished the 2011 season 6-2 and trip to the playoffs.

---With a 38 to 0 loss to South Anchorage in game four of the Alaska Large School Quarter Final Playoffs, West Valley finishes another winning season at 6-3 (6-2 regular season, 5-1 conference). The Pack went just 4-5 last year (4-4 regular season, 3-3 conference) which suggests they are still on track. The 2011 season was full of agony, frustration, injuries and heartbreak. But, it was also a year full of success, victories, celebrations and good times. Aurguably the best Alaska high school football game ever played and watched was this years West Valley vs Palmer game. A double overtime victory for the Wolf Pack with the most heart wrenching defensive stops one has ever seen!
---Once again, it has been a pleasure watching these young men play their hearts out for their school, their fans, their families and for God.

Senior Captain and CB #24 Brent Rodenberger during the pre-game coin toss at the North Pole game. "No matter how messed up his hair is, it always seems to look good."

Focus - Hard Work - Commitment - Trust - Believe

OG #58 Mitch Chausse (junior)

The 2011 Colony game captains from left to right;
#8-Tucker Plass, #40-Jesse Isberg, #72-Ray Garris-Shoemaker, #32-Chris Nuttall.

#28 Dominick Anderson, #14 Hyland Storey, #48 Brian Vinton looking on as the Wolf Pack JV games finishes up. Click the image for a larger view.

---The mission of wolfpackfootball.org is to inform and educate anyone and everyone who is involved in or interested in becoming part of Wolf Pack Football at West Valley High School. It takes a whole lot more than just a few players and coaches to produce a successful football program.

TALENTED PLAYERS + TOP COACHING STAFF + SUPPORT = STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!

---We invite you to join our team at West Valley High School to help us make Wolf Pack Football the number 1 ranked football program in the state of Alaska! Contact us today and let us know how you might be able to help. We want the whole community of Fairbanks to be a part of what we believe will be the most exciting years to come in Wolf Pack history.

Seniors #40 Jesse Isberg and #32 Chris Nuttall at mid-field awaiting the coin toss.

Railbelt Conference Teams
* West Valley - Wolf Pack
* Lathrop - Malamutes
* North Pole - Patriots
Wasilla - Warriors
Palmer - Moose
Colony - Knights
Juneau/Douglas - Crimson Bears

Coach Esparza, captain #24-Brent Rodenberger, captain #40-Jesse Isberg staging outside the North Pole High School before taking the field for the September 9th victory over the North Pole Patriots.
Wolf Pack 62 - Patriots 38