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.
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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.
Photos from Iowa City Regina’s 35-7 win over Mid-Prairie in a Week 3 Iowa high school football game.
Photos from Williamsburg’s 38-25 win over Solon in a Week 3 Iowa high school football game.
Photos from Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s 27-6 win over Cedar Rapids Washington in a Week 3 Iowa high school football game.
Follow The Gazette’s live blog and scoreboard to stay up to date on Week 3 of the 2022 Iowa high school football season.
The Hawkeyes announced two additional signees to its 2026 freshmen class, both as preferred walk-ons.
Since a 13-year-old Jack Koehn of Mount Vernon stepped into Kinnick Stadium in 2009 as the inaugural University of Iowa kid captain — cheered by tens of thousands of fans beside legendary Hawkeye football coach Hayden Fry — 200-plus kids have followed in his footsteps and UI Health Care is looking for more.
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