See photos of the Xavier Co-Ed Track Invitational Tuesday, April 29, 2025
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See photos of the Xavier Co-Ed Track Invitational Tuesday, April 29, 2025
“It’s monumental:” Center Point-Urbana girls zip to the top of Class 3A in the distance medley relay. They run 4:19.11 at the Xavier Invitational.
See photos as Iowa City’s City, West, and Liberty took on high wind and each other at Brown Deer Golf Course.
A look at the current rankings of Gazette area boys’ soccer
Iowa City West’s Ainsley Wilson has made an instant impact in her first varsity season. She ranks among the state leaders in scoring and claimed medalist honors at the CRANDIC girls’ golf meet Wednesday at Twin Pines Golf Course in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids Washington won the team race.
Action from the annual boys and girls relay track meet at City High.
Track & field: “Preponement” of the Forwald-Coleman Relays forces Cedar Rapids Prairie’s boys to compete on back-to-back nights, but the Hawks’ 4x400 crew looked fresh in a 3:23.73 effort.
Girls’ track and field: Area Super Ten for April 9, 2025. Iowa City High, Marion and Mount Vernon are the top three.
Prep football 2025: Nine big area games in nine weeks, starting with the Battle for the Boot in Week 1.
Little Hawks opened with a tie against Muscatine but bounced back Saturday with a big win over Linn-Mar
Most area coaches think the fall season, starting in August, will benefit the players
Lots of talented individuals and teams aim to get back to state tournament
University of Iowa moved five into the quarterfinals and finished tied for fourth in the team race after Day 1 of the NCAA Wrestling Championships Thursday at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. UNI has all 10 alive with Cael Happel and Parker Keckeisen in the quarterfinals. The Panthers are in seventh place.
The Hawkeyes will host the nationally televised pregame show ahead of their home matchup against No. 6 Oregon.
The Cyclones (5-4, 2-4) collected three takeaways against the Sun Devils — one interception and two fumble recoveries — but still lost, 24-19, before a rain-sodden crowd of 60,899 at Jack Trice Stadium.
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