Sixth-ranked Iowa City Regina beat Cascade 21-7 in a Class 1A Iowa high school football game Friday night at Regina.
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Sixth-ranked Iowa City Regina beat Cascade 21-7 in a Class 1A Iowa high school football game Friday night at Regina.
The Gazette’s Week 5 Iowa high school football roundup with Friday night’s statewide scores and complete coverage of area games.
Offense. Defense. Special teams. There wasn’t an area of weakness for Marion in a 31-7 Class 4A District 2-opening victory over Waterloo East.
Dylan Muszynski’s fourth touchdown of the night tied the score with 16 seconds left. Bradley Duncan-Porter’s PAT kick provided the winning margin as No. 9 Linn-Mar rallied from a two-touchdown deficit to beat No. 10 Cedar Falls, 28-27.
The Iowa City Liberty offense has garnered a lot of attention by piling up yards and scoring loads of points. Iowa City Liberty’s defense has a game with which to hang its hat, a 26-21 win Friday over Cedar Rapids Prairie.
Ninth-ranked Linn-Mar beat No. 10 Cedar Falls 28-27 in a Class 5A Iowa high school football game Friday night in Marion.
No. 8-ranked Iowa City Liberty beat Cedar Rapids Prairie 26-21 in a Class 5A Iowa high school football game Friday night in North Liberty.
Here’s how all 70 Iowa high school football teams ranked in this week’s Gazette poll fared Friday night.
Tiernan Boots got most of his 164 yards on tough runs up the middle, and fifth-ranked Lisbon outfought Pekin, 28-15, in a Class A District 5 football showdown Friday night. Boots carried the ball 28 times, scored three touchdowns and upped his season rushing total to 986 yards.
It was the result the doctor ordered. Cedar Rapids Xavier snapped a two-game losing streak, handling Clinton, 56-0, Friday night at Saints Field.
The Cedar Rapids Jefferson J-Hawks took on the Cedar Rapids Washington Warriors in a Class 5A Iowa high school football game Friday night at Kingston Stadium.
Follow Gazette-area Week 5 Iowa high school football games live Friday night with our updating scoreboard.
Iowa City High beat Cedar Rapids Kennedy 43-42 in a Class 5A Iowa high school football game Thursday night at Kingston Stadium in Cedar Rapids.
How many guys can tell you the stick curves used by other players? That’d be Keltie Jeri-Leon of the Iowa Heartlanders. The 25-year-old from British Columbia is a self-professed “hockey nerd.”
The Hawkeyes’ senior transfer hasn’t played much, but has taken on a new role under head coach Ben McCollum. Iowa still believes he’ll be a crucial piece to the team throughout the season.
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