The postseason football brackets will be determined this week in four classes, next week in 3A, 4A and 5A. Here’s a primer on area races.
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The postseason football brackets will be determined this week in four classes, next week in 3A, 4A and 5A. Here’s a primer on area races.
See photos from 5A No. 1 Southeast Polk’s 21-20 win over 5A No. 7 Cedar Rapids Prairie.
Top-ranked Southeast Polk blocked a field goal in the final seconds to defeat seventh-ranked Cedar Rapids Prairie, 21-20.
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.
Cedar Rapids Prairie qualified for the Class 4A state golf meet in consecutive years for the first time in school history. The Hawks have bigger aspirations than just making the field.
A closer look at a dozen of the top area high school football games for Week 7 (Oct. 7-8).
See photos from Saturday’s Cedar Rapids Prairie Invitational.
We’ve done our alma maters proud. The Gazette staff answers more questions about high school football, including a social media submission from Facebook.
Week 6 of Iowa high school football contains four 5A top-10 matchups, including Cedar Falls at Kennedy and Linn-Mar at Southeast Polk.
Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Tanner Wachtl battled what he believed to be food poisoning and the field to place second in the final MVC Valley divisional and helped the Hawks to their best division finish.
The MVC Mississippi divisional meet was held at Hunters Ridge Golf Course in Marion on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021.
The Gazette’s Jeff Johnson, Jeff Linder and K.J. Pilcher discuss their Week 4 takeaways and look ahead to Week 5 on the Prep Football Huddle!
Western Dubuque won a Mississippi Valley Conference quad Monday and followed with a fourth-place finish at the tough Cedar Falls Tiger Invitational the next day.
The Hawkeyes face the Huskies in a Wednesday night game, capping off a two-game West Coast swig over the last week.
Heacock — who coached under legends such as Bo Schembechler of Michigan and Jim Tressel, then of Youngstown State — completed his paperwork to resign as ISU’s defensive coordinator on Jan. 31.
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