Resetting the Gazette area conference races as the 2021-22 Iowa high school girls’ basketball season resumes.
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Resetting the Gazette area conference races as the 2021-22 Iowa high school girls’ basketball season resumes.
Iowa City High opened with four straight victories and closed by taking four of the last five weights for a 44-33 dual win over Iowa City West.
Boys’ basketball: Peter Moe’s 30 points fuels Iowa City West in 75-62 win over City High
The Iowa City West Trojans basketball team took on the Iowa City High Little Hawks at Iowa City High School …
Girls’ basketball: Iowa City High feasts at the free-throw line in a 65-52 win over West
The Iowa City High Little Hawks girl’s basketball team took on the Iowa City West Trojans at Iowa City High …
HS journalism: Girls come to practice with smiles, leave ‘that same smile’
Girls’ basketball notebook: Lansing Kee dynamo Reagan Mudderman leads the state in scoring and steals.
Girls’ basketball Super Ten rankings: Iowa City West climbs to the top; Iowa City Liberty, Linn-Mar make the chart.
Ben Kueter of Iowa City High is the 2021 Gazette area football Player of the Year.
Iowa City High girls’ basketball coach Bill McTaggart picked up career win No. 500 on Friday.
In his first year as the Iowa City High head football coach, Mitch Moore rejuvenated the storied program. He is the 2021 Gazette Coach of the Year.
The Gazette’s 2021 all-area football team: Independence’s Marcus Beatty and Waukon’s Lincoln Snitker are the offensive and defensive players of the year.
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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