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A list of former Iowa collegians and former Iowa preps who are on NFL rosters.
The Prep Basketball Huddle podcast returns with a look at the top storylines in each of the Gazette area conferences.
Iowa City High strengthens its hold on the top spot in this week’s Gazette Super Ten girls’ basketball rankings, while CPU and North Linn climb.
Girls’ basketball: Freshman Libby Fandel leads Xavier rally, then Lexi Beier wins it with 2 late free throws
56-48 win over Cedar Rapids Washington caps a big-time successful week for J-Hawks
Boys’ basketball: Cedar Rapids Kennedy handles Washington for the 6th straight time
Cedar Rapids Washington took on Cedar Rapids Kennedy at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Friday, Dec. 10, …
Girls’ basketball: Hannah Stuelke’s school-record 42-point effort pushes Washington past Kennedy, 73-57
Cedar Rapids Washington defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Friday, Dec. 10, 2021.
Boys’ basketball coaches debate sportsmanship and eliminating potential conflict after an incident last week that led to felony assault charges for a Carlisle player.
Girls’ basketball Super Ten rankings: Iowa City West climbs to the top; Iowa City Liberty, Linn-Mar make the chart.
Cedar Rapids Washington’s Hannah Stuelke scored 34 points, but Iowa City West prevailed, 47-46.
The Gazette’s 2021 all-area football team: Independence’s Marcus Beatty and Waukon’s Lincoln Snitker are the offensive and defensive players of the year.
The Hawkeyes’ loss to the Boilermakers was the biggest loss in Iowa’s season. Despite the issues that persisted, head coach Ben McCollum understands it’s part of the rebuild.
The Wildcats whittled the Cyclones’ 13-point lead early in the fourth quarter to just one, at 69-68, with 1:19 left, but ISU’s Kenzie Hare swished her second 3-pointer to help keep them at bay. It was just the third field goal attempt for Hare, but she finished with nine points.
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