Girls’ track and field: Results from Thursday’s conference meets.
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Girls’ track and field: Results from Thursday’s conference meets.
Gracie Federspiel earned girls’ athlete-of-the-year honors, winning four events to lead Solon to the Wamac Conference girls’ track and field championship. Solon’s boys also dominated, racking up 157 points
The postseason is rapidly approaching for Iowa high school boys’ and girls’ golf teams. Now, they all know their paths to state.
Track and field: MVC, Wamac, River Valley and Tri-Rivers will hold their track and field championships Thursday.
The school’s teams are working with a University of Iowa sports and performance psychologist on leadership, improving confidence and setting realistic expectations.
Drake Relays, Saturday girls: Another relay title, and an unexpected Cup, for Cedar Rapids Kennedy. Swartzendruber twins are bookends on the Cougars’ triumphant 4x400, but the middle runners (Jovie Veach and Emerson Swearinger) play their roles to perfection.
Scenes from Saturday’s Drake Relays events.
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Iowa City Regina’s Mikey Takacs has been a regular at the state golf tournament. He has his sights set on getting back, doing even better personally, and bringing along some company.
The pursuit of the 4-minute mile tops our list of Five Things to Watch in the high school division of the Drake Relays.
Girls’ track and field: Area Super Ten and area leaders (April 19).
With Friday’s football schedule release by the Iowa High School Athletic Association, The Gazette is offering a one-time, 10-game, nine-week tour of the best games in our circulation area, with no stadium visited more than once.
Former Solon standout AJ Coons has gone into the transfer protal. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound receiver spent the past three years with South Dakota State.
Very young, inexperienced, undersized, all that combined to make Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s boys basketball team less than stellar in the early going this season. But the Cougars have figured things out despite three freshmen who are playing big roles and are on a five-game win streak after Monday night’s 72-68 win at Linn-Mar.
West Delaware has applied a team philosophy to an individual sport. The Hawks have thrived in duals and look to continue that success, hosting a Class 2A regional Tuesday in Manchester.
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