Fresh off its first state-tournament appearance in school history, Maquoketa is No. 1
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Fresh off its first state-tournament appearance in school history, Maquoketa is No. 1
All-state volleyball: Iowa City Regina’s Reese Naeve is a member of the eight-player Elite team, and Springville’s Rowan Jacobi is the Class 1A player of the year
State volleyball, 4A semifinal: Down 13-10 in the fifth set, North Scott scores the final five points and knocks off No. 1 Clear Creek Amana.
Photos from Sioux Center vs. Pella in the semifinals of the Iowa High School Volleyball State Tournament at Xtream Arena Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Sergeant Bluff-Luton shocked Xavier last season and the Clippers made sure history did not repeat itself
Live updates Monday from the 2025 state volleyball tournament at Xtream Arena, Coralville.
Eight area teams have qualified for the state volleyball tournament, and many are regulars. Our championship picks: Waukee Northwest, Clear Creek Amana, Western Christian, Denver and Janesville.
High school volleyball: No. 1 Clear Creek Amana sweeps Cedar Rapids Xavier in a Class 4A regional final.
See photos as the Clear Creek Amana Clippers hosted the Xavier Saints for an Iowa high school volleyball sub-state final match.
High school volleyball: Area Super Ten. Clear Creek Amana, Iowa City West strengthen their hold on the top two spots after winning conference tournaments.
Photos from the WaMaC tournament at Solon High School on Thursday, October 16, 2025. The final two teams were the Clear Creek Amana Clippers and the Solon Spartans. Clear Creek Amana Clippers won the match 25-18, 21-25, and 15-13.
Results and stats from Week 7 of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
Iowa men’s basketball returns home after a road trip to Minnesota to face No. 16 Illinois in a nearly-sold out Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
See photos as the Hawkeyes hosted the Badgers to open their Big Ten wrestling season.
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