This is the second in a series diving into the area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class A. Maquoketa Valley, Lisbon and Wapsie Valley are the favorites.
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This is the second in a series diving into the area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class A. Maquoketa Valley, Lisbon and Wapsie Valley are the favorites.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area Class A football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: Maquoketa Valley’s Nathan Beitz, Lisbon’s Gage Holub, South Winneshiek’s Kyle Kuboushek, North Linn’s Drew Ries and Starmont’s Avery Vaske.
Nolan Kriegel scored 10 touchdowns in Iowa Valley’s 76-67 victory over BGM in a Week 0 Iowa high school football game.
Iowa Valley sophomore quarterback Nolan Kriegel rushed for eight scores and added two TD passes to Caleb Haack for a 76-67 victory over BGM Friday night in Brooklyn.
BGM quarterback Beau Burns is a playmaker. In fact, statistically speaking, there is not a better returning playmaker in the state.
The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school 8-Player football rankings: Undefeated state champions in 2020 and 2022, Remsen St. Mary’s is No. 1 to start 2024.
This is the first in a series diving into the area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine 8-Player. Don Bosco, Springville, WACO and Montezuma are the favorites.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area 8-Player football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: Montezuma’s Brady Boulton, BGM’s Beau Burns, Kee’s Dalton Mudderman, Ed-Co’s Pryce Rochford and Iowa Valley’s Nolan Kriegel.
Seventeen Gazette-area Iowa high school football teams have new head coaches, resulting from the need for a new challenge or relocation to simply seizing the opportunity to achieve a goal as a head coach
We’ve all seen and experienced it — kids playing more than one sport in a single season. The practice is controversial, to say the least.
Sophomore John Nestor looks to be in line for some heavy playing time this season as a defensive back this season for the University of Iowa football team. His parents moved from the Chicago suburbs to West Branch a couple of months ago to be near their oldest son and so dad John Sr. could be a head prep football coach for the first time.
New head coach Eric Addy is attempting to build a strong culture in his Cedar Rapids Washington football program. Part of that attempt was conducting the first official practice of the 2024 season at Kingston Stadium ... at 12:01 a.m. Monday.
Former Iowa and Mount Vernon star Tristan Wirfs became the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history after agreeing Thursday to a five-year, $140.63 million contract extension with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
An unfortunate episode happened at the Metro Youth Football Association Championship Under the Lights 7-on-7 Tournament held in Cedar Rapids. One father began running after the coach when the father and his son were told they were too old to play in the tournament.
Derek Weisskopf of Williamsburg is The Gazette’s 2024 Male Athlete of the Year. Team oriented is a virtually unanimous description of the soon-to-be Iowa Hawkeyes linebacker.
His football camp for the central Iowa town’s youngsters had just ended on a sultry and breezy Saturday afternoon — and Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht needed to give back one last time, in the form of a $7,500 check to benefit Perry Youth Football, Inc.
The 2024 Gazette Athlete of the Year finalists, in photos.
Three Solon pass catchers — Kaden Hoeper, Maddox Kelley and Cody Milliman — hauled in receptions of 40 or more yards.
High school volleyball: Area Super Ten. Mid-Prairie moves to the No. 1 spot after an 8-0 start.
As college football programs from across the country covet the Chicago area, a variety of factors have helped the Hawkeyes maintain it as a recruiting pipeline.
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