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The Prep Football Huddle is back! The Gazette's Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson and K.J. Pilcher preview the 2022 Iowa high school football season and Week 1's top games, including the Iowa City Liberty-Iowa City High clash at Kinnick Stadium.
In this week’s Gazette area Iowa high school golf notes: Competitive golfers brought Iowa City Liberty its first big boys’ golf tournament title, Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Tanner Wachtl earned a big win of his own and Cedar Rapids Xavier set program records.
Previews and predictions for the Gazette area Class 4A Iowa high school football districts.
With Mariah Rollins at libero and Asta Hildebrand as the full-time setter, No. 1 Iowa City Liberty opened the volleyball season with a four-set win over Cedar Rapids Prairie.
Iowa City Liberty, Marion and Mount Vernon are among the No. 1 in the IGHSAU’s preseason Iowa high school volleyball rankings.
Here are 10 Gazette area teams to watch for the 2022 Iowa high school volleyball season.
Here are 17 Gazette area players to watch for the 2022 Iowa high school volleyball season.
Cedar Rapids Washington will host its Warrior Invitational Thursday at Eagle Ridge South Golf Course in Galena, Ill. The field consists of 18 teams, including some of the best teams in Class 4A with a couple from Illinois.
Iowa City Liberty, Marion, Mount Vernon, Dike-New Hartford and North Tama are No. 1 in The Gazette’s 2022 preseason Iowa high school volleyball rankings.
Iowa City Liberty is the preseason No. 1 in The Gazette’s area Super Ten volleyball rankings.
Iowa City High announced Monday its season-opening football game against Iowa City Liberty will be played at Kinnick Stadium.
Now that the 2022 Iowa high school state baseball tournaments are complete, let’s take a look back at some of the standout performances and a look ahead to next season.
Iowa football signees Aaron Graves and Landyn Van Kekerix earned team MVP honors as the North topped the South in 50th Iowa Shrine Bowl all-star football game in Cedar Falls on Saturday.
The Hawkeyes lost its first game inside Jack Trice Stadium for the first time in seven season. Madison Hricik gives her analysis of the game.
Hawkeyes get the chance to redeem themselves Saturday when they play the Minutemen in Iowa City.
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