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Iowa City Liberty quarterback Reece Rettig has been named the Class 5A football player of the year by the Iowa Football Coaches Association. There are 45 players from The Gazette area that are first-team players in their respective classes.
Fresh off its first state-tournament appearance in school history, Maquoketa is No. 1
Cedar Rapids Xavier and Iowa City Regina play for titles in Class 3A and Class 1A, respectively.
Cedar Rapids Xavier and Newton face off in a Class 4A Iowa high school football playoff semifinal at the UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls. It is one of four games Thursday.
State volleyball, 3A quarterfinal: Western Christian sweeps Mount Vernon, advances to the semifinals for the 25th consecutive year.
Photos from Iowa High School State Volleyball quarterfinal match between Mount Vernon and Western Christian at Xtream Arena Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
Eight area teams have qualified for the state volleyball tournament, and many are regulars. Our championship picks: Waukee Northwest, Clear Creek Amana, Western Christian, Denver and Janesville.
Results and stats from the playoffs of Iowa High School Football from Gazette-area teams
See photos from the Iowa Class 2A and Class 3A state cross country championships.
State cross country, Class 3A: Western Dubuque star Quentin Nauman pulls away in the final half-mile, repeats as champion in a state-record 14:48.
High school football teams play in the Iowa High School Athletic Association playoffs. All seven classes will compete in the Round of 16 for a spot in the state quarterfinals.
Mount Vernon secured its seventh straight state tournament berth and the 17th in the last 19 seasons, sweeping Anamosa, 25-17, 25-22 and 25-17 in the Class 3A Region 8 final Tuesday night at Mount Vernon.
High school volleyball: Tuesday’s seven area 5A, 4A and 3A regional finals.
The Hawkeyes took down Nebraska in a dominant road victory, filled with more good things than bad. Here’s a look at what made Iowa so successful in its rivalry game.
ISU will try to become the fifth team in program history — and third under Campbell — to win nine or more games in a season when it plays in a bowl game in a month or so.
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