The Gazette’s post-Week 4 Iowa high school football poll: Western Dubuque and Adel ADM share the No. 1 spot in 4A; Saint Ansgar is on top in Class A.
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The Gazette’s post-Week 4 Iowa high school football poll: Western Dubuque and Adel ADM share the No. 1 spot in 4A; Saint Ansgar is on top in Class A.
A byproduct of Iowa’s aggressiveness at the end of the game was a moment that made Cooper DeJean “really proud.”
See photos from Benton Community’s volleyball tournament Saturday.
Takeaways — nine interceptions, five fumble recoveries — have triggered Tipton’s turnaround, from 0-8 to 4-0.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson improved to 4-0 with a 56-12 win at Des Moines East on Friday.
Wide receiver Kaiden Griffith is a three-year starter who Coach Michael Joyner calls one of the best ever at Marion. He had two touchdown catches Friday night in his team’s 34-7 win over Maquoketa, including a 70-yard beauty in the third quarter that recaptured momentum the Wolves used to pull away.
Here’s our Week 4 roundup with Iowa high school football scores, stats and complete Gazette-area coverage.
Class 3A No. 2-ranked Mount Vernon hosted its final prep football game at First Street Field before moving into a new facility. Solon upset the 3A No. 2-ranked Mustangs 37-20 on Friday.
The Iowa City Little Hawks defeated the Iowa City West Trojans 23-8 in a high school football game at Bates Field on Friday.
Even in defeat against No. 3 Bettendorf on Friday night at Linn-Mar Stadium, the Lions showed they are far from broken. A late touchdown was taken off the board when officials called Linn-Mar for an illegal block, allowing Bettendorf to head home with a 21-14 victory.
Mount Vernon had hoped to send First Street Field off on a high note. Solon head coach Luke Stanton, a Mount Vernon alum, had his own version of a farewell. The Spartans, led by Stanton and wildcat back Conlan Poynton, upset Class 3A No. 2 Mount Vernon, 37-20, in the final home football game for the Mustangs at First Street Field.
Cedar Rapids Kennedy was on a mission to reclaim its brand of football. The Cougars scored on their first six possessions of the game, forced five total turnovers and cruised to a 45-7 victory over Cedar Rapids Washington on Friday night at Kingston Stadium.
Miles Parlet ran for 220 yards, Iowa City High gobbled up four takeaways and The Boot stayed n the Little Hawks’ possession with a 23-8 win over Iowa City West.
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