Here’s how the teams ranked in this week’s Gazette Iowa high school football poll fared in Week 4 Friday night.
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Here’s how the teams ranked in this week’s Gazette Iowa high school football poll fared in Week 4 Friday night.
Linn-Mar’s T.J. Jackson returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown and the Lions produced the final three scores to down Class 4A No. 9 Cedar Rapids Washington, 30-12.
Photos from Linn-Mar’s 30-12 win over Cedar Rapids Washington in a Week 4 Iowa high school football game.
The Gazette's Jeff Johnson, Jeff Linder and K.J. Pilcher discuss the parity in Class 1A, more takeaways from Week 3 and Week 4 games to watch on the latest Prep Football Huddle podcast.
Christian Janis missed most of last season for the Iowa City West football game after breaking his collarbone in the third quarter of its opening game. The senior wide receiver has posted some impressive numbers through West’s first three games this season, including seven touchdowns.
Here are a dozen Gazette-area Week 4 Iowa high school football games to watch, including a 4A top-10 battle of unbeatens between Cedar Rapids Xavier and North Scott.
Shane Falco approves our answers to Iowa high school football questions. Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson, Nathan Ford and K.J. Pilcher talk Week 2 wins, defenses, upcoming games and what programs could make good reality TV.
Calculating the Class 5A Iowa high school football RPIs following Week 3: Cedar Rapids Kennedy moves to No. 1.
Beckman (1A), Central Lyon-GLR (2A) and Southeast Polk (5A) are new at the top of their respective classes in this week’s Gazette Iowa high school football poll.
Week 3 Iowa high school football rewind: Cedar Rapids Prairie, Marion, Montezuma and Western Dubuque earned impressive wins over ranked teams.
Cedar Rapids Xavier’s football team put up a 27-point second quarter and limited Dubuque Wahlert to 1 yard in the first half in a 40-7 victory.
Gazette area scores, stats and more from Week 3 of the 2022 Iowa high school football season.
The Little Cy-Hawk Trophy will remain in Iowa City for at least another year. The 10th-ranked Iowa City High Little Hawks defeated Ames, 55-19, Friday night at Bates Field in a non-district matchup.
2A No. 3 Williamsburg overcame four first-half turnovers and quarterback Carson Huedepohl contributed to five touchdowns to defeat 3A No. 6 Solon, 38-25.
In a hard-hitting matchup between a pair of evenly-matched lines, the big play made the difference for Iowa City Regina against Mid-Prairie
Photos from Iowa City High’s Week 3 Iowa high school football win over Ames in the Battle for the Little Cy-Hawk Trophy.
A blocked punt for a touchdown, two field goals by two different kickers, an onside kick and a blocked PAT. Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s special teams did it all in a 27-6 win over Cedar Rapids Washington.
Girls’ basketball: Schedule is announced for Rivalry Saturday XXI, set for Dec. 6 at Anamosa High School.
High school volleyball: Dike-New Hartford wins the Shirley Ryan Invitational; Iowa City Liberty advances to the semifinals.
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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