Track and field: MVC, Wamac, River Valley and Tri-Rivers will hold their track and field championships Thursday.
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Track and field: MVC, Wamac, River Valley and Tri-Rivers will hold their track and field championships Thursday.
Cedar Rapids Washington’s Mya Messenger and Linn-Mar’s Morgan Rupp handled the constant wind at Aiport National better than the rest. They shared medalist honors, shooting 73 at the Mississippi Valley Conference Super Meet. The Lions also won the team title.
Photos from the Mississippi Valley Conference girls’ golf Super Meet at Airport National.
Prep softball: Williamsburg is No. 1 in The Gazette’s preseason area Super Ten.
Drake Relays, Saturday boys: It’s a gold-filled, bittersweet day for area stars. Linn-Mar, Washington, City High and Kennedy each win a title, but the Warriors’ stirring 4x100 crown comes with a price, with anchor Michael Blank suffering a hamstring injury.
Scenes from Saturday’s Drake Relays events.
Drake Relays, Friday boys: Cedar Rapids Washington’s Miles Thompson and Michael Blank sprinted to a 1-2 sweep in the 100.
Photos from day two of the 2023 Drake Relays.
Drake Relays, Thursday boys: Linn-Mar’s duo of T.J. Jackson (high jump) and Keaton Roskop (shot put) achieve silver status.
Photos from Thursday’s Drake Relays events, including high school and college.
Iowa City Regina’s Mikey Takacs has been a regular at the state golf tournament. He has his sights set on getting back, doing even better personally, and bringing along some company.
Inside Carolina reported Wednesday that Linn-Mar High graduate Marcus Paige is expected to become the North Carolina men’s basketball program’s director of team and player development for head coach Hubert Davis.
The pursuit of the 4-minute mile tops our list of Five Things to Watch in the high school division of the Drake Relays.
Jesup’s Cooper Hinz waited a whole year to overturn an obstacle that turned him away a year ago. The four-time state medalist advanced to his first finals match, beating West Lyon’s Ryan Bahnson in the 132 semifinal of the Class 1A state tournament Friday at Casey’s Center.
The 6-11, 240-pound freshman forward from Gotha, Germany has packed 15 pounds onto his expansive frame since joining Iowa State’s program last summer — and it’s anything but dead weight.
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