Articles Tagged: West Delaware High School

Linn-Mar at Ankeny Centennial highlights 11 area Iowa high school softball regional finals Tuesday in 5A, 4A and 3A.

Here are five Class 5A, 4A and 3A Iowa high school softball regional semifinal games to watch in the area Saturday.

Six teams from the Mississippi Valley Conference landed in the final Class 4A and 3A Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association rankings with two more receiving votes.

Today, The Gazette reveals its 2022 finalists for Athlete of the Year.

For the second straight season, Decorah’s Keenan Tyler has produced a dominant season at the plate. He stayed perched atop Class 3A with a .571 average before Wednesday’s home game.

The Gazette takes a look at some of the area Iowa high school baseball results from last week and upcoming games of interest this week.

Charting all of the major area coaching moves in a wild 2022 Iowa high school girls’ basketball offseason.

Prep softball notes: Cedar Rapids Washington ends an 88-game losing streak, Thursday could see a 1-vs.-2 matchup in Class 1A and West Delaware’s tournament has some heavyweights.

The Gazette takes a look at some of the area Iowa high school baseball results from last week and upcoming games of interest this week.

In this week’s high school baseball notes: A tribute for late Benton Community Coach Derek Anderson will be held before the Bobcats’ junior varsity and varsity doubleheader Friday. Benton will officially dedicate the baseball facility Manship Field at Anderson Ballpark.

The Gazette takes a look at some recent results and upcoming games this week in Around the horn with Iowa high school baseball.

The Wamac Conference is showing its baseball strength this season. Six conference teams are listed in the latest IHSBCA rankings.

Here are 17 of the top area players to watch for the 2022 Iowa high school softball season.

Photos from the 2022 Wamac Conference track and field meet Thursday at Dyersville Beckman.

The Iowa High School Athletic Association announced that its Board of Control approved measures to eliminate sectional competition for its two smallest classes, alter state tournament schedules and expand the traditional state tournament brackets to 24 wrestlers.