Cedar Rapids Jefferson swept Cedar Rapids Washington in a Class 5A regional volleyball quarterfinal match, but this one was anything but ordinary.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson swept Cedar Rapids Washington in a Class 5A regional volleyball quarterfinal match, but this one was anything but ordinary.
See photos from Cedar Rapids Jefferson’s sweep of Cedar Rapids Washington in a Class 5A Iowa high school volleyball regional quarterfinal match.
Prep volleyball: It’s a small batch of area 5A and 4A regional quarterfinal matches Tuesday. Here are three of them.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore Braylon Evans suffered loss with the death of his father, Nelson Evans III, who was a former J-Hawk all-state player and assistant coach. Evans continues to play the sport he shared with his dad.
The varsity victories may not have materialized but first-year Cedar Rapids Jefferson head football coach Ed Miles has seen positives behind the scenes in the program.
Dike-New Hartford won the 2022 Westside Invitational at Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Short-handed and short-staffed, Marion’s volleyball team reached the championship match of the Westside Invitational, but Dike-New Hartford was way too much at the end.
Photos from Ottumwa’s 54-6 win over Cedar Rapids Jefferson at Kingston Stadium.
Ottumwa amassed 485 rushing yards and ran over Cedar Rapids Jefferson, 54-6.
This is the 70th year of high school football at Kingston Stadium in Cedar Rapids. Here is a sampling of what those involved remember.
Kingston Stadium in Cedar Rapids opened with a high school football double-header on Sept. 12, 1952. 96-year-old Bob Ask of Cedar Rapids was a coach for one of the schools involved.
Did it seem like there were more blowouts than usual in Iowa high school football last Friday? We consider whether that’s a trend or an anomaly on this episode of the Prep Football Huddle podcast and discuss what else stood out in Week 5.
Linn-Mar senior TJ Jackson had a homecoming game for the ages. It started with him taking back the opening kickoff 88 yards for a score. That was followed shortly after by a 51-yard scoring pass from Austin Waller. He capped his short night with a 90-yard punt return for a score as the Lions rolled to a 56-6 victory over Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Women’s basketball: After three games out with injury, Kylie Feuerbach returns, and her lockdown ability triggers a second-half comeback for No. 14 Iowa.
The Cyclones — who will be without Brown and Jackson for a while — simply couldn’t handle West Virginia’s always-tough pressure as they tumbled to their third straight loss, 83-70, Sunday before a crowd of 10,009 at Hilton Coliseum.
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