Articles Tagged: Dyersville Beckman High School

With the 2022 Iowa high school baseball season beginning Monday, here are five Gazette area topics to follow this summer.

Boys’ golf teams across Iowa will compete in sectional tournaments for all classes Wednesday. Dyersville Beckman will look to take its first steps toward returning to the state tournament after winning the Wamac Super Meet.

A look at what stood out in Iowa high school soccer last week, with a focus on The Gazette area.

Recapping Thursday’s Gazette area conference track and field highlights.

Photos from the 2022 Wamac Conference track and field meet Thursday at Dyersville Beckman.

The Clear Creek Amana boys won the Wamac track and field title in the final event, while the Solon girls built a 90-point margin.

The MVC, Wamac, River Valley and Tri-Rivers will hold their track and field championships Thursday. Here is a closer look.

Brielle Bastian’s determination helps power Cedar Rapids Xavier and 11 more things that stood out in Iowa high school soccer last week.

Iowa City West’s Michael Nelson “is gonna make a name for himself,” Iowa City Liberty still hasn’t given up a goal and 11 more things that stood out in this week’s Iowa soccer roundup.

Here are some of the Gazette area individuals and teams to watch during the 2022 Iowa high school boys’ golf spring season.

Dyersville Beckman junior Nate Offerman started playing golf at 8 years old and at 12 was taking 20-minute bike rides to play for two hours. His dedication and determination to be his best resulted in his Class 2A state title last spring.

Here are five questions entering the 2022 Iowa high school boys’ soccer season, plus a handful of area players and teams to watch.

North Linn’s Austin Hilmer and his father and head coach, Mike, helped the Lynx to a state championship. Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s Kenzie Reed led his team to the Class 4A semifinals. They headline the 2021-22 Gazette all-area boys’ basketball team.

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.

Dyersville Beckman’s Padraig Gallagher and Williamsburg’s Derek Weisskopf have been named players of the year in boys’ basketball in their respective divisions of the Wamac Conference.