Results and stats from Week 7 of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
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Results and stats from Week 7 of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
For the first time in nearly two years, the J-Hawks were held scoreless as visiting Bettendorf posted a 31-0 shutout in a high school football game Friday night at Kingston Stadium.
Players and coaches from Solon and Washington (Iowa) met at midfield as one large mass during a postgame moment of silence in honor of the late Carson Ryan, a Washington football player who died in a hunting accident at the end of September at the age of 17.
Photos from Solon vs. Washington Iowa High School Football Friday, October 10, 2025. Solon won the game 42-0.
High school football: Benton Community outlasts Independence in overtime, 34-28. Bobcats prevail despite 341 total yards by Mustangs QB Christopher Meyer.
Prairie's defense held Cedar Falls to 143 yards unofficially, but the turnovers and a couple of big kick returns gave the Tigers several short fields.
Wartburg is on the verge of setting an American Rivers Conference record for consecutive conference victories. Cornell looks for first three-game win streak in seven years. Coe and Simpson clash, while Upper Iowa tries for first win over Truman State. Here are five storylines in small college football.
High school volleyball: Regional pairings for 2025. The postseason trail begins Oct. 20.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association’s RPI (Ratings Percentage Index) is a huge deal the last three weeks of the prep football regular season. Waterloo West was ranked one spot ahead of Cedar Rapids Kennedy (just on the outside looking in at the top 16) and picked up a huge 28-21 win Thursday night at Kingston Stadium.
See photos as the Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cougars hosted the Waterloo West Wahawks for an Iowa high school football game.
Cedar Rapids Prairie senior David Fason has become a game-changing, versatile player and leader for the Hawks. The University of Iowa commit ranks among the state leaders in tackles for loss and has been a difference maker on offense, defense and special teams.
High school cross country: Led by Western Dubuque’s Quentin Nauman (14:43), MVC’s elite cross country trio doesn’t disappoint. Iowa City High girls, Cedar Falls boys comfortably claim the team titles.
Photos from Iowa high school cross country MVC Super meet. Cedar Falls’ Charlee Gall took first place for the girls and Western Dubuque’s Quentin Nauman took first for the boys.
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