Check out all the Gazette area coverage from Week 3 of Iowa high school football.
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Check out all the Gazette area coverage from Week 3 of Iowa high school football.
Here’s a look at how the 70 teams in The Gazette poll fared Friday night.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson rushed for 252 yards in a loss to Davenport Central.
Matt Campbell’s Midwest-focused recruiting strategy has resulted in more Iowans on the Iowa State roster who know the importance of the Cy-Hawk game.
The Gazette's Jeff Linder and Jeff Johnson share their takeaways on this episode of Prep Football Huddle and look ahead to Week 3's biggest games.
Gabe Korpriva set a North Tama school record with 368 yards passing last week in a win over AGSWR.
Preview 12 games to watch in the Gazette area Friday, including an unbeaten vs. unbeaten, top-5 vs. top-5 matchup between Kennedy and Washington at Kingston Stadium.
Defensive end Joe Evans did big football things in Ames, but he and his family are all about the Iowa Hawkeyes now.
Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson, K.J. Pilcher and Nathan Ford opted for high school football over nuclear fusion questions. Read our opinions from Week 2.
Here is this week’s Gazette Iowa high school football poll.
Sioux City East is No. 1 through 2 weeks; Cedar Rapids Prairie leads the area at No. 4
Cedar Rapids Prairie coach Mark Bliss earned his 200th career win, and more notes from Week 2 of Iowa high school football.
See photos from Iowa City Regina’s 34-6 win over West Liberty.
See photos from Linn-Mar’s 25-15 win over Iowa City Liberty.
The Little Hawks improved to 2-0 going into next week’s game against the Little Cyclones.
The Mustangs race out to an early lead, but can’t hold off their Hwy. 1 rivals
High school volleyball notes: Williamsburg is 10-1 in Year 3 of Brittni Powell’s administration as head coach.
See photos as the Iowa City Liberty Lightning hosted the Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cougars for an Iowa high school volleyball match in North Liberty.
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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