All posts tagged "basketball"
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BACK TO BACK | Men’s basketball repeats state championship win
With 2 seconds left on the clock on the night of Friday, March 1, Dubuque Senior’s Noah Carter heaved up a shot that was...
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Athlete of the week | Logan Wolf | Men’s Basketball
How long have you been competatively playing basketball for? “Since I was really little, my dad was coaching me.” Who is your biggest inspiration? “My...
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Road to State
The Tigers hosted a 47-42 substate victory over the Wahawks on Friday, Feb. 22. Then on Tuesday, Feb. 26, the team punched its ticket to...
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Junior high boys basketball team prepares for season
Peet Junior High seventh grade boys basketball scrimmage during practice. In the 2018-19 season, 42 boys participated in the sport. They plan to improve their...
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Young basketball team aiming high
Women’s basketball has kicked off the season with a 3-0 record, and head coach Gregg Groen said he is excited about what lies ahead. “It...
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Green adjusting to Panthers
A.J. Green will forever be a name that bounces off the CFHS gym for setting Iowa high school history by the use of his hands...
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Tigers reload after championship
Kicking off the season at home Friday night, men’s basketball will play Waterloo West. The Tigers have taken a hit losing seniors Aj Green, Reese...
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Athlete of the Week: Jackson Frericks – Men’s Basketball
How long have you been playing basketball? “Since kindergarten. I always liked sports and just went with it.” What has been your biggest accomplishment from...
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Villanova will reign over truly mad NCAA month
When the time rolled around for the yearly basketball tournament centered around 64 teams all competing to call themselves the best, I told myself I...
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Tigers on Top: Men’s basketball earns first state title for Cedar Falls in school history
It was as if victory swarmed the air at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines when Cedar Falls faced two time state champions, Iowa City...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
