Photos from 5A No. 7 Iowa City West’s 52-49 girls’ basketball win over 5A No. 2 Iowa City High.
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Photos from 5A No. 7 Iowa City West’s 52-49 girls’ basketball win over 5A No. 2 Iowa City High.
Iowa City High and Solon wrestlers from Tanzania and Kazakhstan find a home in Iowa-style wrestling.
Linn-Mar’s Brayden Parke, the fourth-ranked 126-pounder, used a third-period escape to edge Iowa City High’s No. 7 Kael Kurtz. He notched one of the Lions’ nine wins in a dual victory over the Little Hawks.
Photos from the Iowa City High at Linn-Mar boys’ wrestling dual.
Girls’ basketball notes: Lauren Wilson stands atop the single-game and career scoring lists at Springville.
The Gazette's K.J. Pilcher and Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs discuss the Hawkeyes’ situation at 133 and the weekend in wrestling on the Pinning Combination, a podcast about all things wrestling in Iowa.
The Gazette’s girls’ basketball Super Ten rankings: Friday’s City-West rematch pits the top area teams, again.
Ashley Joens will likely finish her Iowa State women’s basketball career as the program’s leading scorer. But it’s what Joens has done in every other area of the game that most impresses her head coach.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson wrestling coaches and administrators wanted to honor the late Wyatt Schultz, The Predicament owner and editor. They named the Outstanding Wrestler award for the J-Hawk Invitational after him.
Alburnett freshman Rowdy Neighbor demonstrated his rough and ready side, dominating his way to the 106-pound title and joining teammate Carson Klostermann as champion at Cedar Rapids Jefferson’s J-Hawk Invitational. Iowa City High’s Ben Kueter earned the tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler award.
The Prep Basketball Huddle podcast returns with a look at the top storylines in each of the Gazette area conferences.
Iowa City High strengthens its hold on the top spot in this week’s Gazette Super Ten girls’ basketball rankings, while CPU and North Linn climb.
Iowa City High overcame a 14-point deficit, then ruled overtime in a 77-67 win over Iowa City Liberty in girls’ basketball.
Very young, inexperienced, undersized, all that combined to make Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s boys basketball team less than stellar in the early going this season. But the Cougars have figured things out despite three freshmen who are playing big roles and are on a five-game win streak after Monday night’s 72-68 win at Linn-Mar.
West Delaware has applied a team philosophy to an individual sport. The Hawks have thrived in duals and look to continue that success, hosting a Class 2A regional Tuesday in Manchester.
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