Iowa High School Sports

Here are nine golfers and four teams to watch for the upcoming Class 4A season. Competition begins Thursday with the Mississippi Valley Conference Super Meet at South Hills Golf Course in Waterloo.

Linn-Mar senior Christian Cloyd has made steady improvement each season. The two-time state qualifier will attempt to make his final season his best.

Iowa City Liberty posted its first 10-win season and made its first state semifinal appearance in 2024. The Lightning maintain high aspirations for the 2025 high school football season.

High school volleyball: Clear Creek Amana seeks to author a blockbuster story. The Clippers are ranked No. 1 in Class 4A by The Gazette, taking their first steps Monday toward a potential fourth consecutive state-tournament appearance.

High school volleyball 2025: The Gazette’s preseason rankings. Waukee Northwest, Clear Creek Amana, Western Christian, Denver and Fort Madison Holy Trinity are No. 1.

Drake Obermueller developed into a valuable and versatile asset for the Iowa City High baseball program. His contributions garnered a spot on the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association all-state Super Team. Here are the all-state selections released Friday.

Harrison Hartke fired 1-under 69 Wednesday at Elmcrest Country Club for a four-round total of 287 to win the Pribyl boys’ open division title. Hayley Morris claimed the girls’ open championship with 238 total, winning by 15 strokes.

Photos of junior golf action and emotion from the annual Pribyl Golf Classic in Cedar Rapids on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025