Iowa high school football state championship week kicks off Thursday with the title games in 8-Player, Class A and Class 4A. Follow our live blog for updates throughout the day.
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Iowa high school football state championship week kicks off Thursday with the title games in 8-Player, Class A and Class 4A. Follow our live blog for updates throughout the day.
It’s the final week of the 2022 Iowa high school football season, with seven championship games taking place over two days at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls. Here’s this week’s schedule, plus information on how to watch all seven games.
A look at the 2022 Iowa high school state football championship games, scheduled for Thursday and Friday at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls.
Which seven Iowa high school football teams will leave the UNI-Dome with state championship trophies? The Prep Football Huddle podcast has picks for all seven championship games and breakdowns of the Gazette-area games.
Cedar Rapids Xavier and Council Bluffs Lewis Central played a three-overtime thriller last year in the Class 4A state football championship game. Lewis Central ended up winning after a 20-minute delay prior to the third OT when the UNI-Dome lights went out.
Iowa City High hosted a tournament to begin the first season of sanctioned Iowa high school girls’ wrestling.
Meet the 2022 IGCA all-state volleyball teams. Marion’s Avery Van Hook, Mount Vernon’s Madeleine Miller are the state players of the year in Class 4A and Class 3A, respectively. They are joined on the Elite team by Iowa City Liberty’s Cassidy Hartman and Western Dubuque’s Ella Meyer.
Cedar Rapids Xavier girls’ basketball coach Tom Lilly has five state championships, 598 wins and a few regrets
Iowa City West starts on top in The Gazette’s preseason area Super Ten girls’ basketball rankings.
The Gazette’s area girls’ basketball conference projections for the 2022-23 season, including the MVC, Wamac, River Valley, Tri-Rivers and more.
Thirteen area girls’ basketball players to watch, all of whom received all-state recognition last year.
Iowa Valley’s Emma Peach has developed into one of the state’s top wrestlers entering the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union’s inaugural season of sanctioned wrestling. Monday was the first day of competition for the landmark year, which was announced before she won a title at the Iowa Wrestling Officials and Coaches Association girls’ state tournament last season.
Here are 12 area wrestlers to watch for the 2022-23 Iowa high school girls’ wrestling season.
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