Waukon, Center Point Urbana shine in Friday football and pool meets
Waukon defeated Western Dubuque 27 to 0 as Shawn Cunningham ran for 112 yards and three touchdowns. Center Point Urbana beat Camanche 33 14 with four touchdowns by Jeremy Squires. Iowa Valley edged English Valleys 18 12 behind Dan Wagner 179 rushing yards and three scores. In swimming, Hayley Fry set a 1 06 58 pool record in the 100 breast at the Cougar Invitational. Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Jefferson swimmers posted medley relay records.
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Five matchups highlight Friday football slate
C R Washington visits Cedar Falls as 5 to watch in Week 5. Iowa City West hosts Iowa City High after strong showings against top 10 opponents. Maquoketa Valley travels to Solon, a clash that decided 2A District 5 last year. South Tama heads to DeWitt Central in 3A District 4. TM WACO visits Montezuma in a pair of unbeaten 1A District 6 games.
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Volleyball clash looms Iowa City West vs City High for The Spike
Prep volleyball features Iowa City West and City High Tuesday at City High with City High fifth in 4A and West 15th. The week also includes Linn-4MAR cross country invitational and West Cross meet with multi team fields and evening varsity races.
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Winter sports Q and A session announced for prep fans
The winter season preview notes a question and answer session with prep writers for boys and girls basketball and wrestling. Email questions to Jeff Linder by Nov 1. Preseason articles start in late November. Marion’s Dan Rhodes comments after the Indians’ 14-6 win over South Tama as they host Benton Community Friday.
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Battle for the Boot in Iowa City ends with wild field goal miss
In Friday's Preps Extra, Little Hawks face West in a dramatic fourth and long when City High attempts a field goal. The kick is shanked, lands at the West 3, dribbles out of bounds at the 1, turning possession to West. West then starts at the West 1 and moves to the West 20 and West 38 on successive plays.
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Freshman Class Lifts Jefferson Girls Swimming to Top Five
Cedar Rapids Jefferson's girls swimming team rises into the top five of IGHSAA power ratings under first year coach Michael Panoch. Freshmen April Mangrich Ashley Mangrich and Whitney Gorsegner join seniors to form a strong 200 medley relay with Whitney Wolstrchill setting pool and school records against Dubuque Wahlert. The district race centers on breaststroke with Metro rivals leading times while Jefferson eyes districts and state meets.
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Tipton Tigers boast deep freshman class in No. 1 2A cross country
Tipton High School’s girls cross country team, ranked No. 1 in Class 2A, features five freshmen among seven varsity runners. Veterans like Larson and Stueland guide the newcomers as coach Jenny King gauges ego and chemistry. Miller leads as the top freshman, with Tholen and Latare emerging, while Tipton seeks more state titles.
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Keota volleyball standout Julianna Klein shines on court
Keota High School sophomore Julianna Klein 6 foot 1 ranks fifth in state kills per game 4.41 and 1.3 blocks per match while helping the Eagles to a No. 12 Class 1A ranking. Coach Tim Stout calls her the best hitter and a developing leader as she eyes a November state tournament and a Division I volleyball future.
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