Articles Tagged: Iowa City West High School

Matt Harding’s first season as Iowa City Liberty boys’ soccer coach started with storm cleanup, including at the house of a longtime friend: West coach Brad Stiles.

Brenda Guan knows all about Iowa City West’s girls’ tennis tradition. The first-year coach said that aura has faded in recent years.

Here are some Gazette area players and teams to watch during the 2023 Iowa high school girls’ tennis season.

Here are some Gazette area players and teams to watch during the 2023 Iowa high school boys’ tennis season.

Here are some of the top Gazette area players and teams to watch entering the 2023 Iowa high school boys’ soccer season.

A fabulous 15. Here is The Gazette’s area boys’ basketball team for 2023. Colby Dolphin of Cedar Rapids Kennedy is our player of the year. Kennedy’s Jon McKowen the coach of the year.

A Gazette area watch list of top teams and individuals for the 2023 Iowa high school boys’ track and field season.

The 2023 Mississippi Valley Conference girls’ track and field indoor meet was Friday at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls.

Final Gazette area girls’ basketball Super Ten rankings: Class 3A state runner-up Benton Community is a narrow pick over Solon and North Linn for the final No. 1 slot.

Girls’ basketball: Despite a 5-18 record, surging Western Dubuque has another upset (and a state-tournament berth) on its mind. Bobcats take on reigning 4A champion Cedar Rapids Xavier.

Class 3A boys’ state wrestling finals recap: From West freshman Alexander Pierce to City High’s undefeated 4-timer Ben Kueter, there were plenty of Iowa City winners Saturday night.

Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Tyler Lee and Linn-Mar’s Grant Boddicker devoured fourth-seeded opponents to reach the Class 3A state quarterfinals Wednesday night at Wells Fargo Arena. They helped their teams finish in the top 10 after the first day of the state tournament.

Photos from the Iowa high school boys’ state swim meet at the University of Iowa.

Cedar Rapids Washington’s boys’ basketball team has only a so-so 11-8 record, but it has won 8 of 9 games, including a come-from-behind 65-56 win Friday night at Iowa City West. Warriors are making a case to get a higher seed in whatever Class 4A substate they are placed.

Area girls’ basketball Super Ten (Feb. 8): With 11 straight wins and an NEIC showdown with Waverly-Shell Rock looming, Decorah claims the No. 1 spot.