Results from Week 5 of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
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Results from Week 5 of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
Marion (1-4, 0-1) managed just 49 yards of total offense, three first downs and turned the ball over three times.
As is the norm for the state's top-ranked Class 4A team, Schulte and his players were quick to credit the work of the Saints scout team. Just as much credit has to go to the game plan.
After an exhausting back-and-forth, score-at-will start, the Lightning ground down the clock, wore down Iowa City West and took control.
High school football: Alburnett denies West Branch on first-and-goal, twice, and gets 100-yard rushing performances by Laken Caves and Owen Henriksen in a 20-17 win.
Photos from West Branch vs. Alburnett Iowa High School Football at Martin Sports Complex in Alburnett Friday, September 26, 2025
There’s a reason Clear Lake’s football team is ranked No. 1 in Class 3A. The Lions have athletes all over the place, all on display Friday night in an impressive 43-0 win at No. 5 Independence.
See photos as the Iowa City West Trojans hosted the Iowa City Liberty Lightning for an Iowa high school football game in Iowa City.
Photos from Durant vs. Iowa City Regina Iowa High School Football in Iowa City Friday, September 26, 2025
Fason scored three touchdowns, added to his Class 5A best tackles for loss total, an interception and even partially blocked a punt that set up a short field during a 28-point first quarter in Prairie’s 49-21 victory over Cedar Rapids Jefferson in a 5A District 5 high school football game Thursday night at Kingston Stadium.
See photos as the Cedar Rapids Jefferson J-Hawks hosted the Cedar Rapids Prairie Hawks for an Iowa high school football game at Kingston Stadium in Cedar Rapids.
High school cross country: After a stress fracture last spring and a lower mileage schedule throughout the summer, Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s Adam Gray is rounding back into winning form.
Christopher Meyer has a lot of physical gifts that have allowed him to excel in four sports for Independence High School. That includes being the starting quarterback and an all-state safety for the Class 3A fifth-ranked Mustangs football team.
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