In an effort to reduce a congested spring sports calendar for Iowa high schools, girls’ tennis and boys’ golf will be held in the fall season, beginning in the 2025-26 school year.
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Scores, rankings, schedules, photos and more Iowa high school volleyball coverage from The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Updates on every IGHSAU state tournament match.
In an effort to reduce a congested spring sports calendar for Iowa high schools, girls’ tennis and boys’ golf will be held in the fall season, beginning in the 2025-26 school year.
Pleasant Valley, Cedar Rapids Xavier, Mount Vernon, Denver and Ankeny Christian are No. 1 in The Gazette’s preseason Iowa high school volleyball rankings.
Winning a national championship is never easy. But a thrilling second-set victory was the turning point for the Hiawatha-based Adrenaline 17 Ben team.
Bliss Beck of Clear Creek Amana is The Gazette’s 2024 Female Athlete of the Year. The school’s first recipient of the award, the Drake volleyball recruit was a four-sport athlete and helped lead the Clippers to the 4A girls’ state basketball championship
The 2024 Gazette Athlete of the Year finalists, in photos.
Gazette Female Athlete of the Year 2024 finalists: Bliss Beck of Clear Creek Amana, Skylar Benesh of North Linn, Michaela Goad of Marion, Carly Goodwin of Sigourney and Callie Levin of Solon.
Mount Mercy is hosting the NAIA men’s volleyball national tournament at Alliant Energy PowerHouse and is the No. 9 seed.
Jean Berger’s legacy as IGHSAU executive director includes the sanctioning of wrestling, the move of state volleyball from Cedar Rapids to Coralville, and plenty of pink
Meet the 2023 Gazette all-area volleybal team. Mount Vernon’s Chloe Meester and Clear Creek Amana’s Jackie Clubb are selected as player and coach of the year.
All-state volleyball: Mount Vernon’s Chloe Meester is an Elite selection and the Class 3A player of the year.
Clear Creek Amana is a wire-to-wire No. 1 in The Gazette’s Super Ten area volleyball rankings.
Ankeny Christian swept Fort Madison Holy Trinity to win the Class 1A Iowa high school state volleyball championship Thursday at Xtream Arena in Coralville and become back-to-back champs.
Crafty, creative setter Katie Quick led Ankeny Christian to a Class 1A state volleyball title repeat.
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