Articles Tagged: Boys

The seat belt has been unbuckled. Upon recommendations from the IGHSAU and IHSAA basketball advisory committees and with the support …

IOWA CITY – After school on Wednesday, the cafeteria looked a bit different from normal. On one side of the …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Former Linn-Mar prep Marcus Paige has a broken bone in his right, non-shooting hand and will miss …

CHARLES CITY – For most basketball players, dunking is one of the ultimately, god-like goals they all want to reach. …

CEDAR RAPIDS – When he got the official offer Monday, Jared Printy didn’t want to sound too excited. You want …

DES MOINES – Once the undisputed queen of girls’ athletics in Iowa, basketball continues to slide down the totem pole …

For many athletes, summer is a time for a break. A time where you can have no responsibilities. Some just …

Soccer playoffs can be the Russian roulette of prep postseasons. In the first place, soccer is a game in which …

IOWA CITY – About 200 kids braved the rain Saturday for a chance to pick up some football wisdom from …

DES MOINES — The Xavier Saints didn’t give up a 19-point lead last night. Almost, but not quite. ‘We tried. …

Shooting problems plagued Iowa State early in the game Saturday, and the Cyclones lost to Oklahoma State, 67-58, in the …

DUBUQUE – Coming off the Class 3A state championship, the Wahlert boys’ basketball team stands 13-9 against arguably the toughest …

Jordan Bohannon drilled four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 18 points as Class 4A eighth-ranked Linn-Mar downed Waterloo East, …

DYERSVILLE – The future’s going to be really good. Let Austin Schoulte describe the present of MFL MarMac boys’ basketball. …

C.R. WASHINGTON 64, C.R. JEFFERSON 48 – Tyler Konigsmark led all scorers with 16 points for host Jefferson (1-18). Hunter …