Articles Tagged: Swimming and diving

Photos from the 2022 Mississippi Valley Conference girls’ swimming championships

The Roghair name has been synonymous with girls’ swimming at Iowa City West for more than a decade. Now Jade, a senior, is one of the state's best distance freestylers, posting the top times in the state this year in the 200- and 500-yard freestyles.

Linn-Mar is one of 6 hosts and welcomes, among others, Kennedy, Washington, Tipton, Vinton-Shellsburg and Williamsburg

Iowa high school girls’ swimming notebook: There will be para-swimming events in this year’s regionals, regional sites have been released, plus a look at the state leaders as the postseason nears.

Photos from Iowa City West’s 131-52 win over Iowa City High in a girls’ swimming dual meet.

Cedar Rapids Kennedy hosted Cedar Rapids Jefferson in an Iowa high school girls’ swimming and diving dual meet on Tuesday, …

Gazette area teams and individuals to watch for the 2022 Iowa high school girls’ swimming and diving season.

Tipton’s Avary Calonder has developed a routine to handle being a two-sport athlete in the same season, excelling in both swimming and volleyball.

Justis column: Writer was a competitive swimmer with a team early in high school

Swimmers from several teams dropped their times by significant margins, which led to some fantastic races in the 2022 Iowa high school boys’ state swimming meet.

Linn-Mar’s Aiden Carstensen and Iowa City West’s Kirk Brotherton hope to race one more time at this weekend’s boys’ state swimming meet in Iowa City.

Linn-Mar dominated Saturday’s boys’ district swim meet at home from start to finish, winning eight of 11 events en route to 469 points and a team championship,

Linn-Mar junior swimmer Ian Steffen is ready for the postseason run, starting with the district meet on Saturday in his home pool.

Iowa City West won six events and took the Mississippi Valley Conference boys’ swim title with 444.5 points.

The Campus Recreation & Wellness Center will host Saturday’s 10-team MVC Super Meet, giving swimmers a preview of what the state meet will look like on Feb. 11-12.