Articles Tagged: Fairfield High School

Assignments for district singles and doubles tournament were released on Friday by Iowa High School Athletic Association

Mustangs advanced with first-round win over the Trojans 66-57

Here is a class-by-class breakdown of the 2025 Iowa high school boys’ state wrestling tournament, which begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

Follow The Gazette’s live blog for scores and updates from Week 8 of the Iowa high school football season Friday night.

Here’s our Week 6 roundup with Iowa high school football scores, stats and complete Gazette-area coverage.

This week’s episode of the Prep Basketball Podcast begins with a discussion about the controversy surrounding Monday night’s Iowa City High-Fairfield game.

The boys’ basketball game between Iowa City High and Fairfield on Monday night at Fairfield was ended with two minutes remaining after an on-court incident involving a Little Hawks player and Fairfield player. Tuesday, City High alleged a “racially charged” comment had been made by an official toward City High head coach Brennan Swayzer, who is Black and who had been ejected.

A look at Week 9 in Iowa high school football, from the playoff scenarios for the big schools, to the key small-school first-round matchups.

Here are a dozen Gazette-area Week 6 Iowa high school football games to watch, including Class 5A top-5 battle Cedar Rapids Prairie at Southeast Polk.

The newest trial date for 16-year-old Willard Miller is March 2023

FAIRFIELD, Iowa (AP) — The trial for a 16-year-old teen accused of killing his high school Spanish teacher will be held in Council Bluffs in western Iowa, a state court judge said Monday.

Lawyers for Willard Noble Chaiden Miller, 16, filed a request last month for a change of venue. Prosecutors did not object.

Two teens used a baseball bat last fall to kill a high school Spanish teacher, and one of them described in social media posts how they followed the woman, carried out the attack and hid her body, police allege.

The Iowa Freedom of Information Council has weighed in on motions to excluded the public from the reverse waiver hearings of two Fairfield teens charged with killing their high school Spanish teacher.

The prosecutor in the case of two teens accused of killing their teacher said in court documents they surveilled her, ambushed her along her daily walk and dragged her into the woods.