High School Sports

The fifth poll of the season features 16 area squads. The ranked teams include 11 of the 15 teams in North Iowa Cedar League.

Week five of the Iowa high school football season features a showdown of rated teams in the same Class A district.

76-20, 66-12, 88-0, 62-6, it's no fun to finish on the wrong end of those scores. The Clarksville Indians are currently 0-4 and have been outscored by 254 points.

Standing at 6’6 and weighing 235 pounds, Trashaun Willis is a two-time "All-State Linebacker", he's good. He's also plays quarterback for his high school football team, he's VERY good at that too. Oh, by the way, did I mention he was born with only on…

There was a noticeable shake-up in this week's Associated Press Iowa high school football poll. Two teams that didn't play Friday lost their No. 1 rankings.

A catch that was deemed not a catch made for a very disappointing ending for the Cedar Falls Tigers in a game versus the Dubuque Hempstead Mustangs Friday night in the UNI-Dome. However, that doesn't mean one Tiger wide-receiver didn't get a little "love" on national TV.

The fourth poll of the season features 15 area squads, nine of which are North Iowa Cedar League rivals.

This week marks the halfway point of the Iowa high school football season.

While most of the area teams held their positions, some upsets on a rainy Friday night caused a shake up in this week's Associated Press survey.

The third rankings of the season feature 17 teams area teams from northeast Iowa, including 12 rated among the top 10 in their respective classes.