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Drake Relays: Iowa City West middle-distance star Moustafa Tiea has fulfilled a promise to his mother (a college scholarship), and realized his potential. He, and others, will take aim at the 1:50 barrier in the 800 meters Friday.
Prep track and field: Five storylines to watch in the high school competition at the Drake Relays this week.
Led by brothers Anthony and Dylan Schulte, Hawks are 5-0 overall after 2 impressive wins this week over Cedar Rapids Xavier and Iowa City West
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.
Boys’ track and field: Area Super Ten for April 8, 2025. Iowa City West is on top as the outdoor season hits full gear.
Prep football 2025: Nine big area games in nine weeks, starting with the Battle for the Boot in Week 1.
One of the most successful boys’ basketball coaches in Iowa high school history, Steve Bergman announced Friday he has resigned as head coach at Iowa City West after 35 years. Bergman won six Class 4A state championships at the school and is 10th all time in career victories.
Cedar Rapids Xavier, with state champion Gabi Fleming, and Iowa City West, Linn-Mar have the players and teams to watch
Xavier, Prairie, I.C. West and Linn-Mar have the players and teams keep an eye on
Linn-Mar, Xavier, Iowa City West, Independence, Center Point-Urbana among teams to keep an eye on
Iowa City West Trojans scrimmaged fellow Mississippi Valley Conference school, the Prairie Hawks
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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