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
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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
State-qualifying track and field meets are Thursday, with 24 advancing in each event to next week’s state meet in Des Moines. Here are eight area teams that bear close watch.
Mount Vernon girls, Iowa City West boys are tops in the Gazette-area track and field Super Ten.
Track & field: Mount Vernon girls repeat as Wamac Conference champions; Clear Creek Amana rules the boys’ competition.
Girls’ basketball: Jacob Misener is promoted to head coach at reigning Class 3A state champion Mount Vernon.
Drake Relays, Friday girls: HLV’s Ema Roberts delivers a clutch clearance, goes on to earn runner-up honors in the high jump.
Girls’ track and field: Area Super Ten for April 9, 2025. Iowa City High, Marion and Mount Vernon are the top three.
Girls’ basketball: A month after leading Mount Vernon to the Class 3A state championship, Nate Sanderson vacates his post as head coach.
Prep football 2025: Nine big area games in nine weeks, starting with the Battle for the Boot in Week 1.
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.
Top area teams and individuals to watch for the 2025 girls’ high school track and field season.
Girls basketball: Cedar Rapids Xavier’s Libby Fandel selected as Miss Iowa Basketball 2025.
Girls state basketball: Four years after 1-20, Mount Vernon completes a steady climb to the summit. Mustangs top Dubuque Wahlert 47-36 for the Class 3A championship.
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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