Iowa City West’s Hunter Garvin and Iowa City High’s Ben Kueter won their third state wrestling titles, while Linn-Mar’s Kane Naaktgeboren grabs No. 2.
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Iowa City West’s Hunter Garvin and Iowa City High’s Ben Kueter won their third state wrestling titles, while Linn-Mar’s Kane Naaktgeboren grabs No. 2.
Class 2A state wrestling finals: For Union Community freshman Jace Hedeman, it’s one down, three to go, after winning the 106-pound title Saturday night.
Gabe and Cooper Sanders of Vinton-Shellsburg returned to Iowa from Utah a few months ago in time for wrestling season. Both advanced to Saturday night’s Class 2A state wrestling finals.
The latest episode of the Prep Basketball Huddle podcast discusses the boys' and girls' basketball storylines as the postseason rolls on and “savors” the last games without a shot clock.
Top-ranked West Delaware advanced seven wrestlers to the Class 2A quarterfinals and shared the team lead with Burlington Notre Dame after the first day of the state wrestling tournament.
Girls basketball: Center Point-Urbana forces 25 turnovers (including 20 steals) in a 54-29 Class 3A regional win over West Delaware
Photos from Center Point-Urbana’s 54-29 win over West Delaware in the Class 3A girls’ basketball regional semifinals.
Top-ranked West Delaware was challenged but it wasn’t denied from becoming the fourth school in Iowa history to win at least four consecutive State Duals crowns, beating second-seeded Independence, 55-18, for the Class 2A championship.
State wrestling notebook: Independence rallied to reach the Class 2A duals final, three top-ranked 2A wrestlers are quite familiar with each other and three girls qualified for this year’s IHSAA tournament.
Here is a closer look at Iowa high school state wrestling tournament that begins Thursday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
West Delaware will attempt to become the fourth program in Iowa wrestling history to win four consecutive state duals titles. The Hawks have developed a “culture playbook” to guide them over the last decade.
From tickets to TV, this information will help you attend or follow the IHSAA State Duals wrestling tournament Wednesday at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
The future is bright for West Delaware girls’ basketball. The immediate present starts with a 3A regional quarterfinal Saturday at Waukon.
Hawkeyes own a 31-game win streak over the Badgers, dating back to 2007.
Women’s basketball: No. 9 Iowa chases its 32nd consecutive win over Wisconsin in Sunday’s regular-season finale. It’s a homecoming for Taylor Stremlow and Teagan Mallegni.
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