Depth is the key as Little Hawks finish at top of 17-team meet; Iowa City Liberty’s Decker wins individual title
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Depth is the key as Little Hawks finish at top of 17-team meet; Iowa City Liberty’s Decker wins individual title
Iowa City High placed fourth Saturday, Cedar Rapids Prairie took seventh, Iowa City West was eighth and Iowa City Liberty was ninth Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025, at the Spartan Invitational in Bettendorf that featured five teams ranked in the top 10 of the Iowa Class 4A rankings, along with rated teams from Illinois and Minnesota.
Photos from the CRANDIC boys’ golf tournament at Airport National Golf Course in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Monday, September 8, 2025.
High school football: The Gazette’s post Week-2 poll. Waukee Northwest (5A) and Saint Ansgar (Class A) are new leaders.
High school volleyball: Dike-New Hartford wins the Shirley Ryan Invitational; Iowa City Liberty advances to the semifinals.
North Linn received two touchdown runs from Will Sommerfelt and thwarted host Maquoketa Valley’s offense in a 16-0 win Friday night at Delhi. Marion tops CPU, Vinton-Shellsburg snaps losing streak and Iowa City Liberty avenges loss to Southeast Polk.
High school football 2025: How the ranked teams from The Gazette’s preseason poll fared in Week 2.
Three Solon pass catchers — Kaden Hoeper, Maddox Kelley and Cody Milliman — hauled in receptions of 40 or more yards.
Fourteen seconds into the game, Regina had a lead it never relinquished lead by Miller’s 181 yards rushing.
Photos from Benton Community visiting Mount Vernon in Week 2 of Iowa High School Football Friday, September 5, 2025
Mount Vernon quarterback Kellen Haverback passed for two touchdowns and rushed for one, helping Class 3A top-ranked Mount Vernon defeat No. 9 Benton Community, 30-14, in a high school football game Friday night at Armstrong Field of Martha Parsons Activity Complex. The Mustangs recorded their fourth straight victory over the Bobcats.
Roundup of Week 2 results of Gazette-area schools
Xavier started fast. After stopping the Bobcats on their first drive, the Saints needed just eight plays to score but could never quite put away visiting Western Dubuque.
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