Decided rebounding edge leads to 63-53 boys’ basketball victory
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Decided rebounding edge leads to 63-53 boys’ basketball victory
Cedar Rapids Jefferson edged Davenport Central in Friday’s girls’ basketball opener, 61-58.
See photos from the Westside Invitational volleyball tournament hosted by Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson accumulated 300 offensive yards and scored its third and fourth TDs of the season, but Waterloo West eventually ran away with a 69-14 win.
See photos from Waterloo West’s win over Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Jeff Johnson, Jeff Linder and K.J. Pilcher discuss what we learned from Week 6 and look ahead to Week 7 of Iowa high school football on this episode of the Prep Football Huddle.
A closer look at a dozen of the top area high school football games for Week 7 (Oct. 7-8).
No one would have blamed any of the kids on Cedar Rapids Jefferson’s varsity football team had they just decided enough was enough. But enough of them have persevered to complete a season that initially looked to be impossible.
Linn-Mar dominated Cedar Rapids Jefferson, 65-0, to improve to 5-0.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy quarterback Carson Blietz has an 8-to-1 TD-to-interception rate going into the Cougars’ game Thursday night against Dubuque Senior.
A dozen of the top area high school football games for Week 5 (Sept. 23-24).
The Gazette's Jeff Linder and Jeff Johnson share their Week 3 takeaways on this episode of Prep Football Huddle and look ahead to Week 4's biggest games.
Low numbers, injuries and COVID forced Cedar Rapids Jefferson to opt out of its game Friday night against Cedar Rapids Kennedy.
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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