Find the latest news, scores, and updates on Clear Creek Amana Clippers high school sports including football, basketball, volleyball, and more. Stay in the game with The Gazette’s sports coverage.
Union Community’s Jace Hedeman has subscribed to a new free and fun approach after his drerams of four state titles were dashed last season. He was dominant Saturday, winning the 132-pound title of the Cliff Keen Independence Invitational
The Gazette’s 2024 all-area volleyball team: Mount Vernon’s Chloe Meester repeats as player of the year; Mustangs Coach Maggie Willems is coach of the year.
Girls’ basketball: Cedar Rapids Prairie rises to the top spot after opening with wins over Sioux City Heelan, Mount Vernon.
Brad Smith spent a season in his second retirement. As a favor, he returned to the coaching ranks to temporarily fill in for Clear Creek Amana Coach Kyle Forness, who will miss this season due to obligations with the Army Reserves.
Here is a list of 20 wrestlers and nine teams to keep an eye on for the 2024-25 boys’ wrestling season.
Boys’ basketball 2024-25: 15 area players to watch for the upcoming season.
Rivalry Saturday: Maquoketa snaps Clear Creek Amana’s 26-game win streak with a 63-57 victory.
Girls’ basketball 2024-25: Preseason area Super Ten teams to watch. Mount Vernon, Clear Creek Amana, Cedar Rapids Prairie look like three of the area’s best.
Girls’ basketball 2024-25: 15 area players to watch for the upcoming season, including six first-team all-staters.
IGCA all-state volleyball: Mount Vernon’s Chloe Meester is the state volleyball player of the year.
Pella beat Clear Creek Amana 3-2 in a Class 4A Iowa high school state volleyball quarterfinal match Monday at Xtream Arena in Coralville.
State volleyball, Class 4A quarterfinal: Versatile duo leads Pella back from behind in five-set victory over Clear Creek Amana. Katie Scheckel: 23 kills, 25 assists and 25 digs. Emma Eekhoff: 11 kills, 16 assists, 29 digs.
Follow the 2024 Iowa high school state volleyball tournament with our updated brackets, scores and schedules, including links to complete match coverage.
Philip Jacobs wants to be his best but he is also focused on Linn-Mar’s team success. He’s willing to do whatever helps the team, moving up to 190 pounds. Jacobs went 5-0 and host Linn-Mar claimed the team title Saturday at the Lions Duals.
The Cowboys (13-3, 1-2) led by as many as nine points in the first half and went on several mini runs in the second half to keep ISU from running away with the game. But rebounding proved to be Oklahoma State’s bane, as the Cyclones grabbed 36 boards to its 29, including a 9-to-3 edge on the offensive glass.
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