Articles Tagged: North Tama High School

Event for Iowa high schools, colleges and universities was Dec. 3-5, 2025, in Des Moines.

Lone Tree dancers capture third-place trophy; Springville claims trophy for fifth place

High school volleyball: Iowa City Regina’s Reese Naeve is the area player of the year; Iowa City West’s Jaedynn Evans is honored as the top coach.

All-state volleyball: Iowa City Regina’s Reese Naeve is a member of the eight-player Elite team, and Springville’s Rowan Jacobi is the Class 1A player of the year

The No. 2 Wildcats, after losing in the semifinals last year to BCLUW, now have a shot to win the school's seventh state title after taking down No. 3 North Tama, 25-19, 25-19, 25-19 on Wednesday night at Xtream Arena.

Photos from the high school state volleyball 4A semifinal between the North Tama Redhawks and the Janesville Wildcats

The victory sends North Tama (29-13) into a 6:25 p.m. semifinal match on Wednesday against Janesville, a four-set winner over Gladbrook-Reinbeck.

Photos from the high school state volleyball 1A quarterfinal match between North Tama and Sidney

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.

High school volleyball: Wednesday’s five area 2A and 1A volleyball regional finals

Five Gazette-area 2A and 1A volleyball regional quarterfinals to watch Wednesday. No. 3 North Tama begins pursuit of a sixth state-tournament appearance in nine years.

No. 1 in The Gazette’s preseason Class 4A state rankings, Clear Creek Amana is an easy choice to lead the area Super Ten.

High school volleyball 2025: 10 top area players to watch, including returning first-team all-staters Kruiz Ewoldt of North Tama and Averie Lower of Clear Creek Amana.

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.

IGCA all-state volleyball: Mount Vernon’s Chloe Meester is the state volleyball player of the year.