The Lions still are a contender for a state berth, but certainly will not be the heavy favorite they have been in past years.
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The Lions still are a contender for a state berth, but certainly will not be the heavy favorite they have been in past years.
They spent their summer days, winter mornings and spring evenings working on their golf games and the Solon Spartans have parlayed it into another successful golf season.
Cedar Rapids Washington finished second in the final divisional round but claimed the Mississippi Valley Conference Valley Division team title and Warriors senior Jane Petersen tied for Athlete of the Year honors.
The Iowa high school baseball season opens competition Monday. Here are 17 Gazette area players to keep an eye on this season.
Here is a look at eight Gazette-area teams to watch for the 2025 Iowa high school baseball season. The first day of competition is Monday.
Linn-Mar senior, Abi Roberts, has sixth hattrick of the season with win over Cedar Rapids Xavier 3-0
List of Gazette-area teams who start their postseason play on Monday and Tuesday to reach the boys state tournament in Des Moines June 4-6
Boys’ state tennis tournament set to take place at Byrnes Park in Waterloo for Class 1A and at the Hawkeye Recreation & Tennis Complex in Iowa City for Class 2A May 27-28
Linn-Mar Lions defeat Xavier Saints 3-0 in a Mississippi Valley Conference soccer match
Athletes compete for state berths in 2A region six competition
In a quest to match boys’ programs success, Lions dominated at regional tournament Monday, sending doubles teams and singles player to state tournament
Iowa City West freshman Ainsley Wilson carded five total birdies and shot 3-under 66 to win medalist honors at the MVC Mississippi Division golf meet Monday at Bunker Hill Golf Course in Dubuque. Xavier won the team title.
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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