Photos from Burlington’s 20-18 win over Iowa City Liberty.
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Photos from Burlington’s 20-18 win over Iowa City Liberty.
Burlington picked up an important district win at Iowa City Liberty, 20-18.
The MVC will host its divisional meets Thursday. Also that day are the Wamac and Tri-Rivers conference meets. Here’s a closer look.
Iowa City Liberty swept Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Cedar Rapids Xavier to win the MVC volleyball tournament championship.
The postseason football brackets will be determined this week in four classes, next week in 3A, 4A and 5A. Here’s a primer on area races.
Iowa City High edged Dubuque Hempstead by one point for the MVC boys’ cross country Super meet title.
A closer look at a dozen of the top area high school football games for Week 7 (Oct. 7-8).
West Delaware leaps to No. 4 in this week’s Gazette area volleyball rankings after earning a Wamac East title share.
Regular-season volleyball races conclude in the MVC and Wamac East on Tuesday, while sole leaders in both Tri-Rivers divisions will be determined.
After an 0-5 start against a tough schedule, Iowa City Liberty had some fun Friday night in a 56-0 win over Mount Pleasant.
See photos from Iowa City Liberty’s 56-0 win over Mount Pleasant.
This week’s area volleyball Super 10, through matches played Tuesday, Sept. 28.
The MVC Mississippi divisional meet was held at Hunters Ridge Golf Course in Marion on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021.
It didn’t look great for Iowa City Liberty’s football team when star quarterback Reece Rettig had to come out of the game with a leg injury in the second quarter of its Class 5A playoff football first-rounder Friday night against Waukee. But Rettig returned, and the Lightning rambled to a 34-20 win. Next up is Southeast Polk, which Liberty beat in the regular season but is the four-time defending 5A champion.
“It didn’t matter if it was home or away games,” Regina senior quarterback Kyle Tracy said. “He meant a lot to this team. This game was for him.”
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