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2018 girls winner - Jean Krause, Dillingham, 45"
2018 boy winner - Wilton Charles, LKSD, 61 1/2"

One foot is when you try to kick the ball with one foot and land on that foot.
2018 girls winner - Alexandria Ivanoff, BSSD A, 75"
2018 boys winner - Trevor Wilson, Unalaska, 90"

Two foot high kick is when you try to kick the ball with both of your feet and then land on both feet.
2018 girls winner - Alexandria Ivanoff, BSSD A, 75"
2018 boys winner - Trevor Wilson, Unalaska, 90"

Alaska high kick is where you try to kick the ball with your foot, but you have to hold one foot.
2018 girls winner - Mikayla Kassaiuli, LKSD, 69" 0 misses
2018 boys winner - Calvin Egoak, LKSD, 88" 1 miss

Indian stick pole is a stick that is covered in Crisco, two players try to snatch the stick without pulling above the sholder
2018 girls winner - Alexiah Ahkiviana, Barrow
2018 boys winner - Arnold Phillip, LKSD

Arm pull is mainly for middle school kids.Arm pull is when you rap your arm around the other persons arms and try to pull them back.

Wrist carry is when you carry your whole weight in one wrist, and try to stay up as long as you can.
2018 girls winner - Britney Dray (Ralph & Jesse), Dillingham, 395'3"
2018 boys winner - Justin Dye (Ralphie & Jesse), Dillingham, 672' 1/4"

Seal hop is when you jump on your hands and feet as FAR as you can. but depending on boy or girl style, boys are low and use their fists. Girls use use straight arms and use their palms.
2018 girls winner - Abi Fry, Nunamuit, 133' 5 1/2"
2018 boys winner - Harberg Paul, LKSD, 157'9"

One arm reach is when you balance yourself with one hand and try to reach with the other.
2018 girls winner - Chantal Synder, LKSD, 58"
2018 boys winner - Brian Conwell, Unalaska, 65"

Scissor board jump is when you jump and cross you legs to jump the farthest.
2018 girls winner - Alexandria Ivanoff, BSSD A, 28'6 1/2"
2018 boys winner - John Villena, Unalaska, 35'7"

Eskimo stick pull is when you try to pull away the stick from the other persons hands. both peoples feet need to be touching
2018 girlss winner - Ashley Holund, Mat-Su A
2018 boys winner - Haley Osborne, Mt.Edgecumbe
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