Action from Williamsburg vs. Sioux City Heelan Class 2A boys’ soccer state semifinal at Mediacom Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa
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Action from Williamsburg vs. Sioux City Heelan Class 2A boys’ soccer state semifinal at Mediacom Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa
High school softball: The two-time defending champion in Class 3A, Williamsburg opens the new season at No. 1.
Eight teams to watch from The Gazette’s area for the 2025 softball season.
Prep softball: 16 area players to watch for the 2025 season, including 12 first-team all-staters from last season.
Photo gallery of day 3 of the Iowa High School State Track & Field Championship at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa Saturday, May 24, 2025
Action from day 2 of the Iowa High School State Track & Field Championship at Drake Stadium Friday, May 23, 2025
State track and field, 3A girls: Running in Heat 2, Marion runs 1:41.40 in the 4x200. That time holds up to win a title.
The field is set for the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union state golf tournament. Here is the list of individuals and teams that will compete May 29-30.
They spent their summer days, winter mornings and spring evenings working on their golf games and the Solon Spartans have parlayed it into another successful golf season.
Individuals and teams have earned berths to the Iowa High School Athletic Association state golf tournaments May 27 and 28. The Class 3A meet will be at Cedar Falls, while 2A and 1A will be in Waterloo.
Mount Vernon junior sprinter, CaliAna Whitaker, has broken the school record in the 200-meter dash in the past 2 meets
List of Gazette-area teams who start their postseason play on Monday and Tuesday to reach the boys state tournament in Des Moines June 4-6
Prep softball: Preseason area Super Ten for 2025. Two-time defending Class 3A state champion Williamsburg opens at No. 1.
The Cyclones (5-4, 2-4) collected three takeaways against the Sun Devils — one interception and two fumble recoveries — but still lost, 24-19, before a rain-sodden crowd of 60,899 at Jack Trice Stadium.
The Hawkeyes’ returner has been critical in Iowa’s game this season. With four opponents left in the regular season, special teams coordinator LeVar Woods expects the same consistency from Kaden Wetjen.
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