The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school Class 4A football rankings: Return of all-state quarterback Brady Hetzel makes defending champion Lewis Central a logical choice at No. 1.
The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school Class 4A football rankings: Return of all-state quarterback Brady Hetzel makes defending champion Lewis Central a logical choice at No. 1.
This is the sixth in a series diving into area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class 4A. Western Dubuque and North Scott are the title picks.
The Gazette’s Prep Football Huddle podcast returns for the 2024 Iowa high school football season. This week, a look at the first-year head coaches. Who will have the most success this season? Plus, games to watch in Week 1, Iowa Valley’s wild Week 0 win over BGM and answers to listener questions.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area Class 4A football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: CCA’s Brody Clubb, Marion’s Kaleb Diers, Xavier’s Carter Hoffmann, Western Dubuque’s Garrett Kluesner and Decorah’s William Hahn.
The Marion Wolves football team was the first team out of the Class 3A state playoffs last season and in 2022. They are determined not to let that happen again in 2024.
The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school Class 3A football rankings: Defending state champion Williamsburg leads a long roster of contenders from Wamac Conference schools.
This is the fifth in a series diving into area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class 3A. West Delaware, Mount Vernon and Williamsburg are the title picks.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area Class 3A football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: Williamsburg’s Rayce Heitman, Solon’s Grant Wilson, Mount Vernon’s Ethan Wood, Independence’s Tate Wood and West Delaware’s Brent Yonkovic.
This is Week 1 of the high school football season in the state of Iowa. It’s also the hottest week weather wise of the summer. New heat stress protocol guidelines for athletes from the Iowa High School Athletic Association has teams scrambling to figure out if and when they can get outside for practices.
Senior quarterback Brent Yonkovic accounted for over 3,000 of his West Delaware football team’s 4,000 offensive yards last season. Potent as a runner and passer, he and the Hawks have soaring aspirations in 2024.
The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school Class 2A football rankings: Return of potent aerial attack makes Spirit Lake the favorite.
This is the fourth in a series diving into area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class 2A. North Fayette Valley, Anamosa, PCM and Mid-Prairie are the title picks.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area Class 2A football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: West Liberty’s Ryker Dengler, Mid-Prairie’s Hudson Ehrenfelt, NFV’s Cael Reichter, Anamosa’s Austin Scranton and Jesup’s Ryan Treptow.
Experience, depth and skill. These are the ingredients North Fayette Valley hopes will propel it to a deep postseason run in 2024.
The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area Class 1A football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: Sigourney-Keota’s Isaac Bruns, Regina’s Matt Colony, West Branch’s Brennen Dale, MFL MarMac’s Quinn McGeough and Cascade’s Nate Schockemoehl.
The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school Class 1A football rankings: No. 1 Dike-New Hartford visits No. 2 Grundy Center in a Week 1 blockbuster.
This is the third in a series diving into the area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine Class 1A. Grundy Center, Wilton, Dike-New Hartford and Pella Christian are the favorites.
High school cross country: Results from Wednesday’s state-qualifying meets ... Iowa City and Pleasant Valley in 4A, Manchester, Pella and Williamsburg in 3A.
Class 3A regional volleyball: Right-side attack fuels Anamosa to first-round sweep of Waukon. Sophie Sander goes past 3,000 assists for her career.
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.