Sports
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Regular season of women’s track comes to close
With the Cedar Falls track and field team’s last regular season meet on April 12, the season has come to a close for all those...
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JV tennis readying for first matches
Freshman Viviane Nunez, who is only playing tennis for the first time, said she decided to join the team because of her interest in less...
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Men’s track wraps up thrilling weekend at Drake
The 112th annual Drake Relays took place last weekend in Des Moines. The Cedar Falls boys kicked off their weekend with a fourth place finish...
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Athlete of the Week: Sophomore Ella Ubben in soccer
Sophomore Ella Ubben is helping lead the team to their 4-0 start. For you, what was a highlight of your most recent competition? I scored...
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Athlete of the Week: Senior Matthew Iehl in soccer
Senior Matthew Iehl helped lead the men’s soccer team to their first state tournament since 2009 last season. What makes your sport special and different?...
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Athlete of the Week: Junior Maya Mallavarapu in tennis
Junior Maya Mallavarapu won state doubles last year. For you, what was a highlight of your most recent competition? The highlight of last Saturday’s...
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Athlete of the Week: Jordan Hoeppner in rugby
Senior Jordan Hoeppner was also the football team’s leading tackler this past season. For you, what was a highlight of your most recent competition? The...
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Tigers make predictions on upcoming NBA MVP
As the NBA’s regular season closes to an end due to the playoffs. It is important to get insight on NBA fans’ predictions on who...
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Kieler breaks school high jump record
In 1977, Kurt Lorenzen set the Cedar Falls school record in high jump with a leap of 6’7, and 42 years later, 5’11 junior Bryce...
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Freshmen joins tennis team
Freshman Viviane Nunez, who is only playing tennis for the first time, said she decided to join the team because of her interest in less...
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Phone ban or same old rule? How does Iowa’s new law look inside Cedar Falls classrooms
If you step into a classroom at Cedar Falls High School these days—or really, any classroom in Iowa—you might think you accidentally walked into a library… or a witness...
