Here’s a look at how the 70 teams ranked in the Gazette Iowa high school football poll fared in Week 7.
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Here’s a look at how the 70 teams ranked in the Gazette Iowa high school football poll fared in Week 7.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson accumulated 300 offensive yards and scored its third and fourth TDs of the season, but Waterloo West eventually ran away with a 69-14 win.
See photos from Waterloo West’s win over Cedar Rapids Jefferson.
Jeff Johnson, Jeff Linder and K.J. Pilcher discuss what we learned from Week 6 and look ahead to Week 7 of Iowa high school football on this episode of the Prep Football Huddle.
A closer look at a dozen of the top area high school football games for Week 7 (Oct. 7-8).
No one would have blamed any of the kids on Cedar Rapids Jefferson’s varsity football team had they just decided enough was enough. But enough of them have persevered to complete a season that initially looked to be impossible.
Who are our front-runners for Coach of the Year? What are some of the top defensive performances? Gazette writers answer those questions and more.
Author Reid Forgrave will be in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday to talk about his book, “Love, Zac,” which explores a “complicated history” with football.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Southeast Polk are knotted atop the big-school class in this week’s Gazette Iowa high school football poll.
Central Iowa one-loss powers Southeast Polk, West Des Moines Valley leapfrog Iowa City High, Cedar Rapids Kennedy in this week’s Class 5A RPI standings.
In this week’s Iowa high school football rewind, a look at Dyersville Beckman outlasting Waterloo Columbus in overtime, 35-34.
After an 0-5 start against a tough schedule, Iowa City Liberty had some fun Friday night in a 56-0 win over Mount Pleasant.
Class 5A second-ranked Cedar Rapids forced seven turnovers and drubbed No. 7 Cedar Falls, 42-14.
Was it too nice a day to go rabbit hunting? Fishing and golf weren’t options. I mean, a sunny calm day on a foot of snow is just about perfect for so many pursuits.
Paustian’s effort has paid dividends in his first two weeks of high school competition. Paustian remained unbeaten, pinning Marion’s Lucas Stearns for the 150-pound title Saturday at the Mount Vernon Invitational.
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