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Iowa City High announced Monday its season-opening football game against Iowa City Liberty will be played at Kinnick Stadium.
Iowa football signees Aaron Graves and Landyn Van Kekerix earned team MVP honors as the North topped the South in 50th Iowa Shrine Bowl all-star football game in Cedar Falls on Saturday.
West Central Coach Steve Milder, who will begin his 51st year coaching high school football this fall, is leading the North squad in the 50th annual Iowa Shrine Bowl on Saturday at the UNI-Dome.
Austin Hilmer of North Linn is the 2022 Gazette Male Athlete of the Year.
Gazette Athletes of the Year Ryan Driscoll (1992) and Monica Huelman Zaruba (1996) passed away about a year apart. They left tons of great memories for fans.
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Matt Morrison, James Morris and Derrick Loveless were key components of a successful Solon stretch, amassing eight state team championships with three more runner-up finishes in five sports from 2006 through 2011. They were named Gazette Athletes of the Year in 2009, 2010 and 2011, respectively.
Kadyn Proctor and Zach Ortwerth committed to the Hawkeyes while other Iowa football targets either narrowed their lists of schools or committed to a different program.
Few fathers and sons can match the athletic success of Marv and Drew Cook. The Cooks are still the only father-son combo to be named The Gazette’s Athlete of the Year.
Ogden column: Today’s crop of talented high school seniors look a lot like The Gazette’s first Athlete of the Year winners — Todd Twachtmann and Lisa Becker.
Today, The Gazette reveals its 2022 finalists for Athlete of the Year.
The top football recruit in Iowa is staying home. Southeast Polk’s Kadyn Proctor committed to the Hawkeyes over Alabama on Thursday.
Iowa’s big weekend for official visits is over. Now, we’re beginning to see the recruiting ripple effects.
The school tried to work out a solution so Kennedy could pray privately before or after the game. When he continued to kneel and pray on the field, the school put him on paid leave.
