K.J. Pilcher

UNI Coach Doug Schwab praised the Panthers for the hard work they have put in, leading up to the season. Purposeful and focused effort could propel UNI to a better finish this season.

Others may get the attention and praise, but Cedar Rapids Kennedy senior fullback Colin Flannagan is usually the one escorting them to big gains and touchdowns.

Iowa heavyweight Tony Cassioppi and Myles Wilson will compete in the U23 World Championships Nov. 1-7 at Belgrade, Serbia. Cassioppi continues to transform his frame into a more sculpted and leaner look.

All 10 Iowa wrestling starters and a 2020 All-American return this season as the Hawkeyes look for second straight NCAA championship.

Johnston avenged a regular-season loss to upend Cedar Rapids Kennedy in a Class 5A regional volleyball final Tuesday night.

Gazette staff answer scary good questions about the playoffs. Is there a “Group of Death“ pod this year? What underdogs can make it to the UNI-Dome? Will Iowa City Regina’s win streak survive the playoffs?

Five Coe running backs scored touchdowns and the defense forced five turnovers in a 63-7 victory to keep Luther winless.

East Buchanan tallied 30 points after halftime and rolled to a 44-29 victory over Mason City Newman in the first round of the Class A playoffs.

Senior defensive lineman Cam Elam is only 5-foot-11 and 240 pounds. His frame is small for the trenches, but his relentless quickness and explosiveness allows him to produce for Coe.

No. 14 Benton Community avenged a regular-season loss to No. 11 Clear Creek Amana, sweeping its way to the Class 4A Region 5 volleyball final.

Cedar Rapids Kennedy is one win away from a perfect regular season.

Jeff Johnson, Jeff Linder and K.J. Pilcher discuss the most-intriguing first-round playoff games on this episode of the Prep Football Huddle

HEY! We’re sharing here. Pay attention as Jeff Linder, Jeff Johnson, K.J. Pilcher and Nathan Ford give their prep football takes on Week 9 and small-school playoffs.

Cornell College battled but Chicago pulled away with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to win, 47-21.

Wyatt Voelker has developed into a defensive dynamo and helping West Delaware ascend to third in the Class 3A rankings.