The Iowa City Liberty girls and Linn-Mar boys earned Class 4A state-qualifier team titles at a steamy Kingston Stadium.
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The Iowa City Liberty girls and Linn-Mar boys earned Class 4A state-qualifier team titles at a steamy Kingston Stadium.
Boys’ tennis district roundup: Unseeded Quincey Johnson of Cedar Rapids Xavier earned a trip to state while the Saints, Iowa City West, Linn-Mar and Cedar Rapids Jefferson all advanced in team competition.
Iowa City Liberty’s Bella Pettersen was an MVC divisional Player of the Year last season. She took steps to repeat that feat, earning medalist honors at the MVC Mississippi Division meet Monday at Pleasant Valley Golf Course in Iowa City.
A look at what stood out in Iowa high school soccer last week, with a focus on The Gazette area.
This season’s fifth area Super Ten for girls' track and field, as of noon Saturday, May 7.
This season’s fourth area Super Ten for boys' track and field, as of noon Saturday, May 7.
Recapping Thursday’s Gazette area conference track and field highlights.
The MVC, Wamac, River Valley and Tri-Rivers will hold their track and field championships Thursday. Here is a closer look.
Comeback stories abound, the IHSSN picks up the boys’ state soccer championship games and 11 more things that stood out in Iowa high school soccer in the last week.
Photos from the Mississippi Valley Conference girls’ golf Super Meet at Brown Deer Golf Club.
Linn-Mar’s girls’ soccer team beat four ranked teams in six days to stay undefeated, with all 20 players on the roster contributing.
Dallas Center-Grimes’ Aidan Ramsey and Iowa City High’s Ford Washburn busted the 9-minute barrier in a scorching Drake Relays 3,200.
Photos from day 1 of the 2022 Drake Relays.
Girls basketball: Rowan Jacobi posts 44 points, 16 rebounds in her home-court finale, a 63-37 Class 1A regional-semifinal win over Lone Tree.
These wounds matter. These nicks, cuts and abrasions are fully earned. And all Mount Vernon’s top-ranked and unbeaten 157-pound senior needed to do to reveal their deeper meaning was calmly raise his forefinger to indicate there’s merely one more match to win to finally join two of his older brothers as a state champion.
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