The North Linn football team is ranked No. 4 in The Gazette’s Class A preseason poll, coming off a stellar 9-1 campaign.
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The North Linn football team is ranked No. 4 in The Gazette’s Class A preseason poll, coming off a stellar 9-1 campaign.
The Gazette’s 2022 preseason Iowa high school football rankings: Reigning Class A champion West Hancock is a slight favorite over Hartley HMS.
Previews and predictions for the Gazette area Class A Iowa high school football districts.
Iowa’s 8-player high school football class is going to have a fired-up group from Turkey Valley to reckon with in 2022.
The Gazette’s 2022 preseason Iowa high school football rankings: Remsen St. Mary’s and Easton Valley head the 8-Player list.
Previews and predictions for the Gazette area 8-Player Iowa high school football districts.
Linn-Mar’s football team will play its first home football game of the 2022 season at Cedar Rapids Prairie because of issues with the installation of field turf at the school’s stadium. The game against Pleasant Valley is Sept. 9.
Ogden column: Football is a game that makes our blood boil and yell at the TV, but we love it above all other spectator sports.
Former Cedar Rapids Xavier prep Quinn Schulte is atop the Iowa football at depth chart. Is he the next walk-on-turned starter for the Hawkeyes at that position?
Former Iowa Hawkeyes linebacker and NFL player Ed Miles is in his first season as head football coach at Cedar Rapids Jefferson. His mantras of full effort, physical and mental toughness has players excited to rebuild program.
The Big Ten remains fairly insulated from the youth sports officiating shortage, but the problem could have a ripple effect on collegiate athletics.
Marion’s new home football stadium won’t be ready for the 2022 season, but the Wolves still are excited about turning things around, playing games back at historic Thomas Park.
Iowa City High announced Monday its season-opening football game against Iowa City Liberty will be played at Kinnick Stadium.
Iowa’s men’s basketball team played No. 4 Iowa State to the wire Thursday night before losing by four. As it did two weeks ago after a loss to nationally ranked Michigan State, the Hawkeyes were able to get an immediate bounce back, stomping Western Michigan, 91-51, Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Those infusions of zest proved to be fleeting, however. The Cyclones trailed the Panthers (2-8) for more than five minutes in the first half before a Milan Momcilovic 3-pointer capped a 16-5 run that gave them a 44-28 edge at the break.
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