Track and field: Mount Vernon girls, Clear Creek Amana boys are champions at the Mount Vernon Relays. Meanwhile, Marion’s girls opened some eyes with some chart-topping performances.
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Track and field: Mount Vernon girls, Clear Creek Amana boys are champions at the Mount Vernon Relays. Meanwhile, Marion’s girls opened some eyes with some chart-topping performances.
Xavier Saints defeat Marion Wolves 1-0
Top area teams and individuals to watch for the 2025 girls’ high school track and field season.
Lots of talented individuals and teams aim to get back to state tournament
The Cedar Rapids-Marion All-Metro boys’ basketball team has been revealed
Girls’ basketball: Metro/Iowa City is guaranteed two 5A/4A state berths, could get as many as three more. West-Prairie and City-Liberty matchups highlight Tuesday’s big-school regional finals.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association dropped its weekly boys’ basketball rankings Monday, as well as all postseason brackets for Class 3A and 4A. Top substate seeds belong to Decorah in 3A and Linn-Mar and Cedar Rapids Kennedy in 4A. Linn-Mar moved up to No. 2 in this week’s 4A poll.
Wolves rally from 16 points down to 19-point margin to win 65-46 over Mustangs
Mustangs defeated the Wolves, 67-58 for Wamac East: 5-0.
The Marion boys’ basketball team trailed Mount Vernon by 16 points late in the first half Tuesday night. Then the Wolves completely turned everything around, eventually going on to a 65-46 win.
Girls’ basketball: The Wamac East is ‘one of the most competitive leagues in the state, and the records prove it.’ All six teams are above .500 overall.
Senior has won 2 Wamac title and earned 2 trips to state, but she wants more in her final season
Girls’ wrestling: Sophomore loves role as leader for the Wolves and went 2-0 in duals at Manchester earlier this week
Iowa’s men’s basketball team played No. 4 Iowa State to the wire Thursday night before losing by four. As it did two weeks ago after a loss to nationally ranked Michigan State, the Hawkeyes were able to get an immediate bounce back, stomping Western Michigan, 91-51, Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Those infusions of zest proved to be fleeting, however. The Cyclones trailed the Panthers (2-8) for more than five minutes in the first half before a Milan Momcilovic 3-pointer capped a 16-5 run that gave them a 44-28 edge at the break.
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