The Iowa High School Athletic Association announced Tuesday that Sioux City and Carroll will host state baseball tournaments in 2025. Sioux City welcomes Class 4A and 3A, while Carroll will be the site for Class 2A and 1A through 2028.
Cedar Rapids hosted the summer state baseball tournament for the first time in 50 years. How was the experience? What are the chances for a return?
Prep football: The Iowa Department of Education passes the amendment for socioeconomics to be a factor in football classification.
Prep football: Iowa member schools overwhelmingly pass measure dealing with enrollment and classification based on free and reduced lunch. Next up: Iowa Department of Education.
Prep football: IHSAA approves socioeconomic factor to be instituted for football classification. First developed in Minnesota, the factor is free and reduced lunches. If member schools and Iowa Board of Education pass the amendment, it will go into effect next fall.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association announced Thursday it will create weekly boys’ basketball for the first time this season. The rankings will be used to help create postseason brackets.
Iowa became the 15th state to allow high school athletes to earn monetary compensation for their name, image and likeness.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association will hold the state baseball tournament at two sites for the the 2022 championships. Class 1A and 2A will return to Carroll’s Merchants Park and University of Iowa’s Duane Banks Field.
Due to a scheduling conflict, Principal Park in Des Moines will not be available to host the IHSAA state baseball tournament. For the first time since 2004, the tournaments will be split between two sites.
Tickets went on sale at noon today at IHSAA website
IHSAA’s Tom Keating: “We will do what we can to protect the integrity of the event”
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