The West Delaware boys’ bowling team accomplished almost everything it set out to last year. Just one goal eluded them: qualifying for the state tournament.
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The West Delaware boys’ bowling team accomplished almost everything it set out to last year. Just one goal eluded them: qualifying for the state tournament.
Gazette-area teams and bowlers to watch for the 2024-25 Iowa high school bowling season.
Led by Andrew Seifert, Warriors are hoping their tradition-rich program is back on track
Cedar Rapids Washington, Linn-Mar and Iowa City West among top area programs
In a time of grief and sorrow, Independence’s Kenleigh Trumblee leaned on the sport of wrestling to help her not only heal but also learn an important life lesson.
Girls’ basketball: IGHSAU releases its preseason state rankings. Johnston, Sioux City Heelan, Estherville ELC, Eddyville EBF and Algona Garrigan are No. 1.
In a study administered through the U.S. Census Bureau, the National Survey of Children’s Health shows 53.8 percent of youth ages 6 through 17 played sports in 2022, the first year considered post-pandemic.
Girls’ basketball: A five-time state-championship coach (four at Dike-New Hartford), Bruce Dall inherits a team at Cedar Rapids Prairie that was 16-5 last season and returns its top four scorers.
Girls’ basketball 2024-25: Preseason area Super Ten teams to watch. Mount Vernon, Clear Creek Amana, Cedar Rapids Prairie look like three of the area’s best.
Girls’ basketball 2024-25: 15 area players to watch for the upcoming season, including six first-team all-staters.
For the first time since 1977, there are no Gazette-area teams in the Iowa high school state football championships. But the Prep Football Huddle is making picks for all seven of this week’s games anyway.
At this time last year, Center Point-Urbana junior Tara Crowley was a newbie to the sport of wrestling. Fast forward to now. Crowley kicked off her 2024-2025 campaign with back-to-back falls in Tuesday night’s triangular.
Third-ranked Humboldt forced a fourth turnover to thwart Mount Vernon’s last chance for a victory. The Wildcats held on for a 28-25 Class 3A state football semifinal win.
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