Iowa high school football 2025: Picking the area Class 4A districts. Area favorites include Cedar Rapids Xavier and Western Dubuque.
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Iowa high school football 2025: Picking the area Class 4A districts. Area favorites include Cedar Rapids Xavier and Western Dubuque.
Upper Iowa enters the fifth season under Coach Jason Hoskins, coming off its most successful season since 1997. The new campaign begins Thursday at Drake. Here are five storylines to follow for the season opener.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association announced Wednesday that it has reached agreements with Gray Media, Marquee Sports Network, Nexstar and Mediacom to provide expanded coverage of its sports championships.
Iowa high school football 2025: Picking the area Class 3A districts. Area favorites include Mount Vernon and Solon.
Austin Blythe has played for notable coaches his entire career. From his predecessor Curt Ritchie to Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz and multiple NFL coaches, Blythe has learned from them all and will apply those lessons as the new Williamsburg head football coach.
With the anticipated completion of the Prairie Summit YMCA pool in the spring of next year, all signs are pointing to Cedar Rapids Prairie having its own swim teams for both girls and boys, beginning with the 2026-27 school year.
The scene has shifted from track to cross country, and Western Dubuque ace Quentin Nauman has another record -- 14:56 -- on his mind.
Western Dubuque’s Quentin Nauman is the reigning Class 3A boys’ state cross country champion, Vinton-Shellsburg’s Alex Torres was the 2A runner-up and Oelwein won the 2A title
Mid-Prairie is the reigning Class 2A girls’ state cross country champion; Maquoketa’s Izzy Hardin (5th in 3A) is the top returning area runner.
Iowa high school football 2025: Picking the area Class 2A districts. Area favorites include West Branch and Mid-Prairie.
Mid-Prairie has proven it can overcome slow starts. With experience and all-state talent returning, the Class 2A sixth-ranked Golden Hawks are hoping they won’t have to.
At just 5-foot-8 1/2, Iowa City Regina’s Reese Naeve knocked down a state-high 753 kills last season, including 39 in a memorable regional-final win.
No. 1 in The Gazette’s preseason Class 4A state rankings, Clear Creek Amana is an easy choice to lead the area Super Ten.
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