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Washington Warriors victorious over Kennedy Cougars 8-1 in Mississippi Valley Conference play
The Hawks’ boys’ golf team has the potential for a strong season. They are off to a good start, ranking among the state’s best teams in Class 3A.
Cedar Rapids Washington has all the ingredients for success - talent, depth and balance. The Warriors are also fueled by chemistry and camaraderie. They have the potential for another strong season this spring.
A list of Gazette area golfers and teams to watch for the 2025 Iowa high school girls’ golf season.
Most area coaches think the fall season, starting in August, will benefit the players
Lots of talented individuals and teams aim to get back to state tournament
Cedar Rapids Xavier senior Jean Ngoma was the state runner-up at 215 pounds in Class 3A, earning his second state medal and posting a 38-1 record. he was voted All-Metro Athlete of the Year for boys’ wrestling.
The Cedar Rapids-Marion All-Metro boys’ basketball team has been revealed
Girls’ basketball: Metro/Iowa City is guaranteed two 5A/4A state berths, could get as many as three more. West-Prairie and City-Liberty matchups highlight Tuesday’s big-school regional finals.
Here is a class-by-class breakdown of the 2025 Iowa high school boys’ state wrestling tournament, which begins Wednesday and runs through Saturday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association dropped its weekly boys’ basketball rankings Monday, as well as all postseason brackets for Class 3A and 4A. Top substate seeds belong to Decorah in 3A and Linn-Mar and Cedar Rapids Kennedy in 4A. Linn-Mar moved up to No. 2 in this week’s 4A poll.
Washington junior and West senior were top qualifiers out of Saturday’s district meets; state meet begins Friday in Iowa City
The Hawkeyes will host the nationally televised pregame show ahead of their home matchup against No. 6 Oregon.
The Cyclones (5-4, 2-4) collected three takeaways against the Sun Devils — one interception and two fumble recoveries — but still lost, 24-19, before a rain-sodden crowd of 60,899 at Jack Trice Stadium.
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