Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids Washington High School

Photos from the 2022 Eastern Iowa All-Star high school basketball game at Kirkwood.

The Iowa Print Sports Writers Association has announced its 2022 all-state boys’ basketball teams, with North Linn’s Austin Hilmer joining Monticello’s Tate Petersen, Springville’s Rhenden Wagaman, English Valleys’ Kaden Hall, Marion’s Brayson Laube and Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s Kenzie Hall on first teams.

Cedar Rapids Washington’s Hannah Stuelke is named Miss Iowa Basketball 2022 and headlines a list of eight area first-team IPSWA all-state players.

Iowa State’s defense can build around linebacker O’Rien Vance in 2022.

A triple-overtime thriller behind, Cedar Rapids Xavier regroups, recovers and gets ready for the Class 4A girls’ state basketball championship game against Sioux City Heelan.

Kenzie Reed of Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Trey Campbell of Cedar Falls are boys’ basketball players of the year in their respective divisions of the Mississippi Valley Conference.

Cedar Rapids Kennedy beat Cedar Rapids Washington for the third time this boys’ basketball season, a 53-36, Class 4A substate final win sending the Cougars to next week’s state tournament.

Jason Edwards is stepping down as Cedar Rapids Jefferson girls’ baskettball coach after 10 seasons.

Here are capsules looking at Class 3A-4A Iowa high school boys’ basketball substate final games.

Cedar Rapids Washington overcame a great 27-point second-half performance from Da’Shon Fisher to beat Iowa City Liberty in overtime in a 4A substate semifinal boys’ basketball game.

Class 4A and 5A Iowa high school girls’ state basketball berths are on the line Tuesday, highlighted locally by Linn-Mar’s battle with Iowa City High.

Hannah Stuelke sparked a 17-4 fourth-quarter run as No. 12 Cedar Rapids Washington beat Bettendorf 49-36 in a Class 5A girls’ basketball regional final

The latest episode of the Prep Basketball Huddle podcast discusses the boys' and girls' basketball storylines as the postseason rolls on and “savors” the last games without a shot clock.

Cedar Rapids Washington’s boys’ basketball team got 32 points from Traijan Sain and 24 from Jesse Sellers to beat Iowa City West, 61-52, Tuesday night.

This trip home to Iowa is “kind of an empty feeling” for Maryland Coach Brenda Frese, a Cedar Rapids native who lost her father in January.