Articles Tagged: Iowa Valley High School

Here’s how all 71 teams ranked in The Gazette’s poll fared in Week 2 of the Iowa high school football season.

Here’s a look at who all 71 teams ranked in this week’s Gazette poll face Friday night, including a pair of highly-ranked Class 5A matchups and two 2-0 8-Player teams meeting.

A dozen of the top Gazette-area Iowa high school football games to watch in Week 2.

The Prep Football Huddle podcast reviews Week 1 of the Iowa high school football season with takeaways including a young Cedar Rapids Xavier team’s potential, Clear Creek Amana’s new era, Class 5A rankings upheaval and more.

All classes have opened the Iowa high school football season. The Gazette’s Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson, K.J. Pilcher and Nathan Ford share their thoughts on topics related to the start of the season.

The Gazette’s Prep Football Huddle podcast returns for the 2024 Iowa high school football season. This week, a look at the first-year head coaches. Who will have the most success this season? Plus, games to watch in Week 1, Iowa Valley’s wild Week 0 win over BGM and answers to listener questions.

Nolan Kriegel scored 10 touchdowns in Iowa Valley’s 76-67 victory over BGM in a Week 0 Iowa high school football game.

Iowa Valley sophomore quarterback Nolan Kriegel rushed for eight scores and added two TD passes to Caleb Haack for a 76-67 victory over BGM Friday night in Brooklyn.

This is the first in a series diving into the area Iowa high school football districts for the 2024 season. Today, we examine 8-Player. Don Bosco, Springville, WACO and Montezuma are the favorites.

The Gazette’s “Fab 5” Gazette-area 8-Player football players to watch during the 2024 Iowa high school football season: Montezuma’s Brady Boulton, BGM’s Beau Burns, Kee’s Dalton Mudderman, Ed-Co’s Pryce Rochford and Iowa Valley’s Nolan Kriegel.

State track and field, Class 1A Friday: Lisbon exacted revenge on the rest of the 800-meter relay field while winning the event in a Class 1A record time of 1:28.46 at Drake Stadium.

Meet The Gazette’s 2024 all-area high school girls’ wrestling team: Naomi Simon of Decorah is the Wrestler of the Year and Gene Adams of Decorah is the Coach of the Year.

Decorah’s Naomi Simon captured the 170-pound at the IGHSAU state wrestling tournament Friday night at Xtream Arena in Coralville. She became the first Iowa female to become an undefeated four-time state champion.

Decorah’s Chloe Sheffield opened Friday with a pin to reach the 100-pound finals of the IGHSAU state wrestling tournament at Xtream Arena in Coralville. Naomi Simon reached her fourth final and was one of five medalists for the Vikings, who clinched the team title after the third session.

On Thursday and Friday, there will be 448 wrestlers who will toe the line in hopes of becoming a state champion at the second IGHSAU girls’ state wrestling tournament at Xtream Arena in Coralville. Here are five things to watch.