ANCHORAGE – Alaska Anchorage ladies’s basketball senior Elaina Mack was introduced Thursday because the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame’s grownup division winner of the annual Trajan Langdon Award, introduced for sportsmanship, management and inspiration.
A two-time honorable point out All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference choice, Mack was the league’s third-leading scorer and ranked seventh in NCAA Div. II with 2.7 three-pointers made per recreation, serving to UAA to a 16-11 document in 2025-26.
Only the second Class 1A participant to play for the Seawolves, the King Cove native completed No. 14 on this system’s profession scoring listing with 1,128 factors, together with No. 3 in three-pointers (237).
Mack turns into the second Seawolf in three years to win the Langdon honor, becoming a member of males’s basketball participant Tyson Gilbert from 2024. She will obtain the award on the ASHOF’s annual induction banquet on June 3.