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Revision as of 01:52, 16 July 2024
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Abbreviation | IHSAA |
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Legal status | Association |
Purpose | Athletic/Educational |
Headquarters | 1605 South Story St. Boone, Iowa 50036, United States |
Region served | Iowa |
Membership | 370 high schools[1] |
Official language | English |
Executive Director | Tom Keating |
Affiliations | National Federation of State High School Associations |
Staff | 17 |
Website | iahsaa.org |
Remarks | (515) 432-2011 |
The Iowa High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) is the regulating body for male Iowa high school interscholastic athletics and is a full member of the National Federation of State High School Associations. Its female counterpart, the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, (IGHSAU) is an associate member. Iowa is the only state that maintains separate governing bodies for boys' and girls' athletics.
Sports overseen by the IHSAA are baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field, and wrestling.
As classifications vary highly across sports, they are included under the individual sport section.
Administrative staff
The administrative staff that runs the IHSAA consists of the 7 members in the office of directors, and the 10 members of the board of control.
Board of directors (as of July 2024)
- Executive Director- Tom Keating
- Assistant Director- Jared Chizek
- Assistant Director Chad Elsberry
- Assistant Director- Todd Tharp
- Assistant Director- Andy Umthun
- Director of Officials- Lewis Curtis
- Communications Director- Chris Cuellar
Board of control (as of July 2024)
- Chairperson: Dr. Andy Crozier, Central Lee, 2024
- Vice-chairperson: Amanda Whaley, West Branch, IASB, 2024
- Treasurer: Derin Durflinger, 2026
- Dave Wiebers, Denison-Schleswig, 2028
- Steve Pettit, Southeast Polk, 2028
- Barb Schwamman, Osage, 2027
- Dr. Rod Earleywine, Sioux City, 2025
- Brent Cook, Dubuque, Senior, 2027
- Eric St. Clair, ex-officio, Department of Education
Member Schools[3]
Number | School | Enrollment |
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1 | Valley, West Des Moines | 2290 |
2 | Lincoln, Des Moines | 1823 |
3 | Johnston | 1791 |
4 | Southeast Polk, Pleasant Hill | 1712 |
5 | Linn-Mar, Marion | 1676 |
6 | Northwest, Waukee | 1582 |
7 | Roosevelt, Des Moines | 1521 |
8 | Ankeny Centennial | 1517 |
9 | East, Des Moines | 1480 |
10 | West, Waterloo | 1424 |
11 | Cedar Falls | 1346 |
12 | Waukee | 1335 |
13 | Ankeny | 1332 |
14 | North, Sioux City | 1311 |
15 | Prairie, Cedar Rapids | 1294 |
16 | Kennedy, Cedar Rapids | 1282 |
17 | Pleasant Valley, Riverdale | 1274 |
18 | Marshalltown | 1242 |
19 | Jefferson, Cedar Rapids | 1232 |
20 | City High, Iowa City | 1222 |
21 | Senior, Dubuque | 1166 |
22 | Hempstead, Dubuque | 1162 |
23 | East, Sioux City | 1160 |
24 | West, Iowa City | 1135 |
25 | Ames | 1106 |
26 | Bettendorf | 1104 |
27 | Ottumwa | 1101 |
28 | Muscatine | 1091 |
29 | Davenport West | 1088 |
30 | North, Des Moines | 1078 |
31 | Central, Davenport | 1057 |
32 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | 1024 |
33 | Abraham Lincoln, Council Bluffs | 1012 |
34 | West, Sioux City | 1002 |
35 | North, Davenport | 989 |
36 | Urbandale | 969 |
37 | Washington, Cedar Rapids | 944 |
38 | Liberty, Iowa City | 921 |
39 | Indianola | 878 |
40 | Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs | 876 |
41 | East, Waterloo | 834 |
42 | Burlington | 821 |
43 | Mason City | 809 |
44 | Fort Dodge | 807 |
45 | Norwalk | 789 |
46 | Dallas Center-Grimes | 779 |
47 | North Scott, Eldridge | 776 |
48 | Lewis Central, Council Bluffs | 747 |
49 | Clinton | 723 |
50 | Western Dubuque, Epworth | 667 |
51 | Hoover, Des Moines | 660 |
52 | Newton | 638 |
53 | Bondurant-Farrar | 610 |
54 | Pella | 599 |
55 | Waverly-Shell Rock | 599 |
56 | Denison-Schleswig | 596 |
57 | Clear Creek Amana, Tiffin | 587 |
58 | Storm Lake | 581 |
59 | Carlisle | 561 |
60 | Marion | 551 |
61 | Le Mars | 550 |
62 | Boone | 549 |
63 | Spencer | 545 |
64 | ADM, Adel | 523 |
65 | North Polk, Alleman | 487 |
66 | Oskaloosa | 464 |
67 | Glenwood | 453 |
68 | Keokuk | 451 |
69 | Perry | 444 |
70 | Decorah | 435 |
71 | Ballard, Huxley | 432 |
72 | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | 429 |
73 | Sergeant Bluff-Luton | 420 |
74 | Mount Pleasant | 418 |
75 | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | 412 |
76 | Fort Madison | 412 |
77 | Winterset | 411 |
78 | Central DeWitt | 408 |
79 | Webster City | 407 |
80 | Carroll | 395 |
81 | Gilbert | 390 |
82 | Maquoketa | 390 |
83 | Knoxville | 387 |
84 | Independence | 386 |
85 | Charles City | 383 |
86 | Creston | 374 |
87 | Grinnell | 374 |
88 | MOC-Floyd Valley, Orange City | 374 |
89 | Sioux Center | 373 |
90 | Nevada | 371 |
91 | Atlantic | 367 |
92 | Harlan | 367 |
93 | Benton Community, Van Horne | 363 |
94 | Mount Vernon | 360 |
95 | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | 356 |
96 | Clear Lake | 354 |
97 | Algona | 352 |
98 | Humboldt | 350 |
99 | West Delaware, Manchester | 350 |
100 | Solon | 348 |
101 | Hampton-Dumont-CAL | 344 |
102 | Saydel, Des Moines | 340 |
103 | Center Point-Urbana | 330 |
104 | Washington | 329 |
105 | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | 328 |
106 | Fairfield | 328 |
107 | Des Moines Christian | 321 |
108 | South Tama County, Tama | 315 |
109 | Williamsburg | 315 |
110 | Clarke, Osceola | 311 |
111 | Vinton-Shellsburg | 302 |
112 | Centerville | 301 |
113 | Spirit Lake | 295 |
114 | Chariton | 293 |
115 | Okoboji, Milford | 291 |
116 | West Liberty | 291 |
117 | Anamosa | 288 |
118 | Iowa Falls-Alden | 283 |
119 | Cherokee, Washington | 282 |
120 | Waukon | 282 |
121 | Davis County, Bloomfield | 281 |
122 | Albia | 279 |
123 | Mid-Prairie, Wellman | 279 |
124 | Estherville Lincoln Central | 277 |
125 | Crestwood, Cresco | 270 |
126 | Greene County, Jefferson | 270 |
127 | PCM, Monroe | 261 |
128 | Sheldon | 260 |
129 | Unity Christian, Orange City | 259 |
130 | Southeast Valley, Gowrie | 258 |
131 | Oelwein | 256 |
132 | Central Lee, Donnellson | 251 |
133 | Eagle Grove | 549 |
134 | Clarinda | 244 |
135 | Mediapolis | 244 |
136 | North Fayette Valley, West Union | 243 |
137 | Roland-Story, Story City | 243 |
138 | OABCIG, Ida Grove | 241 |
139 | Red Oak | 241 |
140 | New Hampton | 240 |
141 | Camanche | 239 |
142 | Forest City | 239 |
143 | Monticello | 238 |
144 | Western Christian, Hull | 234 |
145 | Union, La Porte City | 232 |
146 | West Marshall, State Center | 232 |
147 | Clarion-Goldfield-Dows | 229 |
148 | Tipton | 229 |
149 | Kuemper Catholic, Carroll | 225 |
150 | Van Meter | 225 |
151 | Garner-Hayfield-Ventura | 223 |
152 | Wilton | 223 |
153 | Osage | 222 |
154 | Shenandoah | 222 |
155 | West Lyon, Inwood | 219 |
156 | Dike-New Hartford | 217 |
157 | Alburnett | 215 |
158 | Pella Christian | 213 |
159 | Cardinal, Eldon | 210 |
160 | Jesup | 210 |
161 | West Burlington | 210 |
162 | MVAOCOU, Mapleton | 209 |
163 | Northeast, Goose Lake | 209 |
164 | Denver | 208 |
165 | MFL MarMac, Monona | 207 |
166 | Interstate 35, Truro | 206 |
167 | Woodward-Granger | 206 |
168 | West Branch | 204 |
169 | Rock Valley | 199 |
170 | Aplington-Parkersburg | 198 |
171 | Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont | 195 |
172 | Pocahontas Area | 193 |
173 | Postville | 193 |
174 | Grundy Center | 192 |
175 | East Sac County, Lake View | 191 |
176 | West Central Valley, Stuart | 190 |
177 | Manson Northwest Webster | 188 |
178 | Lawton-Bronson | 186 |
179 | South Hardin, Eldora | 186 |
180 | Sumner-Fredericksburg | 186 |
181 | Hudson | 185 |
182 | Hinton | 184 |
183 | Cascade, Western Dubuque | 183 |
184 | Central Lyon, Rock Rapids | 183 |
185 | Central Springs, Manly | 181 |
186 | East Marshall, LeGrand | 181 |
187 | Missouri Valley | 181 |
188 | West Sioux, Hawarden | 181 |
189 | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | 179 |
190 | Pleasantville | 179 |
191 | Treynor | 179 |
192 | Central Decatur, Leon | 178 |
193 | Grand View Christian, Des Moines | 178 |
194 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | 178 |
195 | Tri-Center, Neola | 178 |
196 | Louisa-Muscatine, Letts | 177 |
197 | Ogden | 177 |
198 | Underwood | 177 |
199 | South Central Calhoun, Lake City | 176 |
200 | Emmetsburg | 174 |
201 | Durant | 173 |
202 | Ridge View, Holstein | 173 |
203 | Sioux Central, Sioux Rapids | 173 |
204 | Panorama, Panora | 171 |
205 | Belmond-Klemme | 169 |
206 | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo | 168 |
207 | Lisbon | 164 |
208 | Van Buren County, Keosauqua | 164 |
209 | Lake Mills | 162 |
210 | Bellevue | 161 |
211 | AHSTW, Avoca | 160 |
212 | Earlham | 160 |
213 | MMCRU, Marcus | 160 |
214 | Sibley-Ocheyedan | 160 |
215 | Maquoketa Valley, Delhi | 159 |
216 | North Mahaska, New Sharon | 159 |
217 | Columbus Community, Columbus Junction | 158 |
218 | Westwood, Sloan | 158 |
219 | Colfax-Mingo | 157 |
220 | Alta-Aurelia | 155 |
221 | Logan-Magnolia | 155 |
222 | North Butler, Greene | 155 |
223 | South Hamilton, Jewell | 155 |
224 | Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn | 154 |
225 | Danville | 152 |
226 | South Winneshiek, Calmar | 151 |
227 | West Fork, Sheffield | 149 |
228 | AGWSR, Ackley | 148 |
229 | Wapsie Valley, Fairbank | 148 |
230 | ACGC, Guthrie Center | 147 |
231 | Pekin, Packwood | 146 |
232 | Boyden-Hull | 145 |
233 | Nodaway Valley, Greenfield | 145 |
234 | IKM-Manning | 144 |
235 | Akron-Westfield | 142 |
236 | B-G-M, Brooklyn | 142 |
237 | Mount Ayr | 142 |
238 | Riverside, Oakland | 141 |
239 | Southwest Valley, Corning | 140 |
240 | Sigourney | 139 |
241 | Wapello | 138 |
242 | Madrid | 137 |
243 | Clayton Ridge, Guttenberg | 136 |
244 | North Union, Armstrong | 135 |
245 | Starmont, Arlington | 135 |
246 | Wayne, Corydon | 135 |
247 | East Buchanan, Winthrop | 134 |
248 | Nashua-Plainfield | 134 |
249 | North Cedar, Stanwood | 134 |
250 | Woodbury Central, Moville | 134 |
251 | Midland, Wyoming | 133 |
252 | BCLUW, Conrad | 132 |
253 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | 130 |
254 | West Hancock, Britt | 130 |
255 | Woodbine | 129 |
256 | New London | 125 |
257 | Southeast Warren, Liberty Center | 125 |
258 | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | 125 |
259 | Highland, Riverside | 124 |
260 | Northwood-Kensett | 124 |
261 | South O'Brien, Paullina | 124 |
262 | West Monona, Onawa | 123 |
263 | Audubon | 121 |
264 | Saint Ansgar | 120 |
265 | East Union, Afton | 118 |
266 | North Linn, Troy Mills | 118 |
267 | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge | 118 |
268 | Lynnville-Sully | 117 |
269 | WACO, Wayland | 115 |
270 | Fremont-Mills, Tabor | 113 |
271 | Lenox | 113 |
272 | Easton Valley, Preston | 111 |
273 | Gladbrook-Reinbeck | 111 |
274 | Iowa Valley, Marengo | 110 |
275 | Martensdale-St Marys | 110 |
276 | Ankeny Christian | 109 |
277 | Kingsley-Pierson | 108 |
278 | North Tama, Traer | 107 |
279 | Boyer Valley, Dunlap | 105 |
280 | GMG, Garwin | 104 |
281 | Newell-Fonda | 104 |
282 | East Mills, Malvern | 103 |
283 | Baxter | 102 |
284 | Calamus-Wheatland | 102 |
285 | CAM, Anita | 102 |
286 | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars | 102 |
287 | Janesville | 102 |
288 | Montezuma | 102 |
289 | Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington | 101 |
290 | Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction | 101 |
291 | Edgewood-Colesburg | 100 |
292 | Central, Elkader | 99 |
293 | Coon Rapids-Bayard | 99 |
294 | Sidney | 99 |
295 | Moravia | 98 |
296 | Springville | 98 |
297 | Central City | 96 |
298 | Griswold | 96 |
299 | North Iowa, Buffalo Center | 96 |
300 | Rockford | 96 |
301 | Dunkerton | 95 |
302 | Bedford | 94 |
303 | Belle Plaine | 94 |
304 | English Valleys, North English | 94 |
305 | Lone Tree | 94 |
306 | Riceville | 94 |
307 | Winfield-Mount Union | 93 |
308 | Woodward Academy | 93 |
309 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | 92 |
310 | West Bend-Mallard | 90 |
311 | Colo-NESCO | 88 |
312 | Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona | 87 |
313 | Exira-EHK | 82 |
314 | George-Little Rock | 81 |
315 | Glidden-Ralston | 81 |
316 | Twin Cedars, Bussey | 81 |
317 | Collins-Maxwell | 80 |
318 | Graettinger-Terril | 79 |
319 | Melcher-Dallas | 79 |
320 | Tripoli | 79 |
321 | Harris-Lake Park | 75 |
322 | Waterloo Christian | 73 |
323 | Hillcrest Academy, Kalona | 72 |
324 | Kee, Lansing | 69 |
325 | Clarksville | 68 |
326 | Siouxland Christian, Sioux City | 67 |
327 | St. Mary Catholic, Storm Lake | 67 |
328 | Keota | 66 |
329 | Murray | 66 |
330 | West Central, Maynard | 66 |
331 | West Harrison, Mondamin | 65 |
332 | H-L-V, Victor | 63 |
333 | Lamoni | 62 |
334 | River Valley, Correctionville | 59 |
335 | Stanton | 56 |
336 | Meskwaki Nation Settlement School, Tama | 53 |
337 | Trinity Christian, Hull | 52 |
338 | Marquette Catholic, Bellevue | 51 |
339 | Ar-We-Va, Westside | 50 |
340 | Holy Trinity Catholic, Fort Madison | 50 |
341 | Mormon Trail, Garden Grove | 48 |
342 | Rivermont Collegiate, Bettendorf | 48 |
343 | Seymour | 47 |
344 | Tri-State Christian, Dubuque | 46 |
345 | Tri-County, Thornburg | 44 |
346 | Heartland Christian, Council Bluffs | 40 |
347 | Isaac Newton Christian, Cedar Rapids | 39 |
348 | Moulton-Udell | 39 |
349 | Prince of Peace Catholic, Clinton | 39 |
350 | Paton-Churdan | 39 |
351 | Maharishi, Fairfield | 37 |
352 | Ruthven-Ayrshire | 37 |
353 | Essex | 36 |
354 | Morning Star Academy, Bettendorf | 36 |
355 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | 36 |
356 | Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls | 36 |
357 | Cedar Valley Christian, Cedar Rapids | 35 |
358 | Hamburg Charter | 35 |
359 | Iowa School for the Deaf, Council Bluffs | 30 |
360 | Orient-Macksburg | 29 |
361 | Whiting | 28 |
362 | Diagonal | 18 |
363 | North Iowa Christian, Mason City | 15 |
364 | Scattergood Friends, West Branch | 14 |
365 | South Page, College Springs | 14 |
366 | Clear Lake Classical | 13 |
367 | Ottumwa Christian | 13 |
368 | Coram Deo Academy, Davenport | 10 |
369 | Empigo Academy, Des Moines | 5 |
370 | Unity Ridge Lutheran, Denison | 4 |
371 | New City Classical, Bettendorf | 3 |
372 | Strong Roots Christian, Indianola | 2 |
Baseball
The IHSAA, historically, has had 3 state baseball championships. Currently, there is only one: the Summer State Championship, whose winners are currently recognized as the State Champions. Historically, however, the winners of all 3 tournaments are given credit for State Championships. Iowa was the first State Association in the nation to hold a baseball championship meet in the summer.[4]
Classification guidelines
- 4A- Largest 48 schools[5]
- 3A- Next 64 largest schools
- 2A- Next 96 largest schools
- 1A- Remaining (138) schools
State Champions[6]
Summer Tournament
The summer tournament was first held in 1946, with one classification from 1946 to 1972. From 1973 to 1980, there were 2 classifications (1A and 2A), and since 1981 there have been 4 classifications (1A, 2A, 3A, and 4A).
Iowa Summer State Tournament Champions.[4] | ||||
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Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A |
1946 | Burlington | |||
1947 | Cedar Rapids, Wilson | |||
1948 | Cedar Rapids, Wilson | |||
1949 | Cedar Rapids, Franklin | |||
1950 | Cedar Rapids, Wilson | |||
1951 | Exira [7] | |||
1952 | Colesburg | |||
1953 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | |||
1954 | Dubuque, Senior | |||
1955 | Valley, West Des Moines | |||
1956 | Muscatine | |||
1957 | Muscatine | |||
1958 | Muscatine | |||
1959 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | |||
1960 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | |||
1961 | Ames | |||
1962 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | |||
1963 | St. Mary Catholic, Clinton | |||
1964 | Clinton | |||
1965 | Boone | |||
1966 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | |||
1967 | Boone | |||
1968 | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | |||
1969 | Fort Dodge | |||
1970 | Decorah | |||
1971 | Benton Community | |||
1972 | Mason City | |||
1973 | Kee | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | ||
1974 | Spalding Catholic, Granville | Dubuque, Hempstead | ||
1975 | Spalding Catholic, Granville | Burlington | ||
1976 | Marshalltown | MFL | ||
1977 | Johnston | Davenport, West | ||
1978 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Dubuque, Hempstead | ||
1979 | St. John Catholic, Independence | Davenport, Central | ||
1980 | Kee | Des Moines, East | ||
1981 | Norway | Kee | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Marshalltown |
1982 | Norway | Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington | Norwalk | Assumption Catholic, Davenport |
1983 | Norway | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Maquoketa | Dubuque, Hempstead |
1984 | Norway | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Forest City | Dubuque, Hempstead |
1985 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Turkey Valley | Marshalltown |
1986 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft | Kee | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Marshalltown |
1987 | Norway | Tri-Center | Camanche | Davenport, West |
1988 | Norway | Lynnville-Sully | Centerville | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1989 | Spalding Catholic, Granville | Kee | Central Lee | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1990 | Norway | Kee | Spencer | Decorah |
1991 | Norway | Kee | Decorah | Waterloo, West |
1992 | Kee | Postville | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Ankeny |
1993 | St. Mary Catholic, Storm Lake | Wilton | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson |
1994 | Lisbon | Pella Christian | Denison | Cedar Rapids, Washington |
1995 | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars | Sumner | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Valley, West Des Moines |
1996 | North Kossuth | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Harlan | Ottumwa |
1997 | North Kossuth | Mount Vernon | Spencer | Ottumwa |
1998 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Iowa Falls | Vinton | Des Moines, Lincoln |
1999 | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
2000 | Spalding Catholic, Granville | Fort Madison | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Urbandale |
2001 | Spalding Catholic, Granville | Emmetsburg | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
2002 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Eagle Grove | Knoxville | Marshalltown |
2003 | Van Meter | Carlisle | Harlan | Valley, West Des Moines |
2004 | Martensdale-St Marys | Mid-Prairie | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Valley, West Des Moines |
2005 | Kee | Wilton | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Valley, West Des Moines |
2006 | Lenox | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Valley, West Des Moines |
2007 | Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona | Cherokee, Washington | West Delaware | Urbandale |
2008 | North Kossuth | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Centerville | Johnston |
2009 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge | Norwalk | Sioux City North |
2010 | Martensdale-St Marys | Solon | Glenwood | Cedar Rapids, Kennedy |
2011 | Martensdale-St Marys | Davis County | Solon | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
2012 | Martensdale-St Marys | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Dallas Center-Grimes | Ankeny |
2013 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Clear Lake | Johnston |
2014 | Twin Cedars | North Polk | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Southeast Polk |
2015 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Clear Lake | Waverly-Shell Rock | Southeast Polk |
2016 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Clear Lake | Harlan | Prairie, Cedar Rapids |
2017 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Johnston |
2018 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Centerville | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Urbandale |
2019 | Newman Catholic, Mason City | Van Meter | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Urbandale |
2020 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Van Meter | Norwalk | Johnston |
2021 | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Van Meter | Marion | Pleasant Valley |
2022 | New London | Van Meter | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Johnston |
2023 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Johnston |
Spring Tournament
The Spring Tournament was held every summer from 1928 to 1972, and is the oldest of the 3 state tournaments. In the 4 years prior to 1928 (1924–1927), Iowa State College hosted an "invitational state tournament" in the spring that attracted nearly 40 schools, but was unofficial in nature. Unlike the Summer tournament, the Spring tournament never divided into separate classes.[4]
Iowa Spring State Tournament Champions.[4] | |
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Year | Champion |
1928 | Dows |
1929 | Saint Ansgar |
1930 | Corning |
1931 | Des Moines, North |
1932 | Armstrong |
1933 | Manson |
1934 | Des Moines, North |
1935 | Mason City |
1936 | Des Moines, North |
1937 | Mason City |
1938 | Mason City |
1939 | Everly |
1940 | Davenport |
1941 | Davenport |
1942 | Rockwell City |
1943 | Corwith |
1944 | Davenport |
1945 | Cedar Rapids, Roosevelt |
1946 | Mason City |
1947 | Davenport |
1948 | Monona |
1949 | Davenport |
1950 | Davenport |
1951 | Loras Catholic, Dubuque |
1952 | Kanawha |
1953 | St. Ambrose Catholic, Davenport |
1954 | Waterloo, East |
1955 | Des Moines, Lincoln |
1956 | Mason City |
1957 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson |
1958 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1959 | Corwith-Wesley |
1960 | Davenport |
1961 | Cedar Rapids, Jefferson |
1962 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson |
1963 | Davenport, West |
1964 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1965 | Davenport, West |
1966 | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson |
1967 | Norway |
1968 | Norway |
1969 | Davenport, Central |
1970 | Davenport, Central |
1971 | Davenport, Central |
1972 | Mason City |
Fall Tournament
The Fall Tournament was held every summer from 1939 to 1985. Unlike the Summer tournament, the Fall tournament never divided into separate classes. .[4]
Iowa Fall State Tournament Champions.[4] | |
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Year | Champion |
1939 | Grand Junction |
1940 | Bancroft |
1941 | Martensdale |
1942 | No Fall Tournament Held |
1943 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1944 | Wiota |
1945 | Pomeroy |
1946 | Van Meter |
1947 | Monona |
1948 | Kanawha |
1949 | Anthon |
1950 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1951 | Rock Valley |
1952 | Van Horne |
1953 | Auburn |
1954 | Corwith |
1955 | Tracy |
1956 | Central City |
1957 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1958 | Corwith-Wesley |
1959 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1960 | St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1961 | Elwood |
1962 | South Hamilton |
1963 | Keystone |
1964 | Lawton |
1965 | Norway |
1966 | Norway |
1967 | Norway |
1968 | Norway |
1969 | OLGC Catholic, Fonda |
1970 | Norway |
1971 | Spalding Catholic, Granville |
1972 | Norway |
1973 | Burlington |
1974 | Norway |
1975 | St. Bernard Catholic, Breda |
1976 | Spalding Catholic, Granville |
1977 | Kee |
1978 | Kee |
1979 | Norway |
1980 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen |
1981 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen |
1982 | Norway |
1983 | Norway |
1984 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen |
1985 | Holy Cross Catholic, Leo |
Basketball
Classification guidelines[5]
- 4A- Largest 48 schools
- 3A- Next 64 largest schools
- 2A- Next 96 largest schools*
- 1A- Remaining (155) schools
*IHSAA Board policy allows schools to participate in a higher classification than their enrollment places them in a sport with four classes. Schools requesting this placement will remain in higher class for two years. As a result, In the 2014-15 school year, there were 97 schools in 2A basketball, even though regulations call for 96
State Champions[8]
Timeline
- 1912–1919 – unsupervised, non IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning one state champion.
- 1920–1922 – unsupervised, non IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning two state champions, one in Iowa City and one in Ames.
- 1923 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning one state champion; round robin format
- 1924 – no state champion listed according to IHSAA website
- 1925–1926 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning two state champions in "A" and "B" divisions; round robin format
- 1927–1955 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning one state champion
- 1956–1960 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning two state champions in "A" and "B" divisions
- 1961–1966 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning one state champion
- 1967–1974 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning two state champions in "1A" and "2A" classes
- 1975–1984 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning three state champions in "1A", "2A", and "3A" classes.
- 1985–1992 – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning four state champions in "A", "1A", "2A", and "3A" classes.
- 1993–present – supervised, IHSAA sponsored state championship crowning four state champions in "1A", "2A", "3A" and "4A" classes.
Year | Division/Class | Champion |
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1912* | Ottumwa | |
1913* | Davenport | |
1914* | Cedar Rapids, Washington | |
1915* | Ottumwa | |
1916* | Cedar Rapids, Washington | |
1917* | Mount Pleasant | |
1918* | Mount Pleasant | |
1919* | Fort Dodge | |
1920* | Iowa City Ames |
Davenport Boone |
1921* | Iowa City Ames |
Davenport Boone |
1922* | Iowa City Ames |
Cedar Rapids, Washington Grinnell |
IHSAA-Sponsored State Champions (1923–66) | ||||
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Year | A | B | ||
1923 | Osage | |||
1924 | Sioux City, Central | |||
1925 | Waterloo, West | Lawton | ||
1926 | Newton | Irwin | ||
1927 | Muscatine | |||
1928 | Ottumwa | |||
1929 | Davenport | |||
1930 | Davenport | |||
1931 | Boone | |||
1932 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |||
1933 | Dunkerton | |||
1934 | Sioux City, East | |||
1935 | Mason City | |||
1936 | Ames | |||
1937 | Melrose | |||
1938 | Diagonal | |||
1939 | Creston | |||
1940 | Mason City | |||
1941 | Davenport | |||
1942 | Ottumwa | |||
1943 | Mason City | |||
1944 | Waverly | |||
1945 | Ames | |||
1946 | Iowa City | |||
1947 | Davenport | |||
1948 | Manning | |||
1949 | Ottumwa | |||
1950 | Davenport | |||
1951 | Davenport | |||
1952 | Davenport | |||
1953 | St. Mary Catholic, Clinton | |||
1954 | Muscatine | |||
1955 | Ames | |||
1956 | Marshalltown | St. Mary Catholic, Iowa City | ||
1957 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | St. Mary Catholic, Iowa City | ||
1958 | Davenport | Roland | ||
1959 | Sioux Center | Calumet | ||
1960 | Marshalltown | Wheatland | ||
1961 | Marshalltown | |||
1962 | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | |||
1963 | Newton | |||
1964 | Newton | |||
1965 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |||
1966 | Marshalltown |
IHSAA-Sponsored State Champions (1967–present) | ||||
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Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | |
1967 | Sioux Center | Cedar Rapids, Jefferson | ||
1968 | Paullina | Storm Lake | ||
1969 | Paullina | Cedar Rapids, Washington | ||
1970 | Wheatland | Davenport, Central | ||
1971 | Montezuma | Davenport, West | ||
1972 | Alta | Cedar Rapids, Kennedy | ||
1973 | Mount Vernon | Ames | ||
1974 | Unity Christian, Orange City | Waterloo, East | ||
1975 | St. Mary Catholic, Clinton | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Des Moines, Lincoln | |
1976 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Forest City | Ames | |
1977 | St. Mary Catholic, Clinton | Roland-Story | Iowa City, West | |
1978 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Denison | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1979 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
1980 | Dike | Storm Lake | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | |
1981 | Paullina | Central Clinton | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | |
1982 | Paullina | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | |
1983 | Palmer | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Linn-Mar | |
1984 | Denver | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Cedar Rapids, Kennedy | |
Year | A | 1A | 2A | 3A |
1985 | Lone Tree | Nashua | Western Christian, Hull | Kuemper Catholic, Carroll |
1986 | Palmer | Unity Christian, Orange City | Washington | Bettendorf |
1987 | Palmer | Pocahontas | Estherville | Burlington |
1988 | Palmer | Maurice-Orange City | Perry | Fort Dodge |
1989 | Keota | Maurice-Orange City | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Iowa City, City High |
1990 | Colo-NESCO | Montezuma | Pella Christian | Waterloo, East |
1991 | Aplington | Newell-Fonda | Western Christian, Hull | Ames |
1992 | Aplington | Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona | Pella Christian | Clinton |
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A |
1993 | Hudson | Pella Christian | New Hampton | Valley, West Des Moines |
1994 | Pomeroy-Palmer | Unity Christian, Orange City | Johnston | Davenport, West |
1995 | Winfield-Mount Union | Osage | Johnston | Ankeny |
1996 | Rock Valley | North Polk | Western Christian, Hull | Mason City |
1997 | Newell-Fonda | Bondurant-Farrar | Creston | Mason City |
1998 | Rock Valley | Iowa Falls | Prairie, Cedar Rapids | Iowa City, West |
1999 | Newell-Fonda | Iowa Falls | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Sioux City, West |
2000 | Newell-Fonda | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Iowa City, West |
2001 | Pomeroy-Palmer | Danville | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Indianola |
2002 | Pomeroy-Palmer | Danville | Pella | Sioux City, East |
2003 | Boyden-Hull | Sioux Center | Pella | Waterloo, East |
2004 | Dunkerton | PCM | Harlan | Linn-Mar |
2005 | North Mahaska | Unity Christian, Orange City | MOC-Floyd Valley | Bettendorf |
2006 | George-Little Rock | Nodaway Valley | Harlan | Des Moines, Hoover |
2007 | Northwood-Kensett | Western Christian, Hull | Waverly-Shell Rock | Linn-Mar |
2008 | Northern University, Cedar Falls | Western Christian, Hull | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Iowa City, City High |
2009 | Rock Valley | Solon | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Ames |
2010 | Rock Valley | Western Christian, Hull | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Ames |
2011 | St. Mary Catholic, Storm Lake | West Fork | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Linn-Mar |
2012 | Boyden-Hull | Mount Vernon | Mount Pleasant | Iowa City, West |
2013 | Boyden-Hull | Sheldon | Waverly-Shell Rock | Iowa City, West |
2014 | West Lyon | Western Christian, Hull | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Iowa City, West |
2015 | Gladbrook-Reinbeck | Treynor | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | North Scott |
2016 | South O'Brien | Western Christian, Hull | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Valley, West Des Moines |
2017 | Grand View Christian, Des Moines | Western Christian, Hull | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Iowa City, West |
2018 | Grand View Christian, Des Moines | Cascade, Western Dubuque | Glenwood | Cedar Falls |
2019 | Grand View Christian, Des Moines | North Linn | Oskaloosa | Cedar Falls |
2020 | Wapsie Valley | Boyden-Hull | Norwalk | Ankeny |
2021 | Montezuma | Western Christian, Hull | Pella | Waukee |
2022 | North Linn | Rock Valley | Dallas Center-Grimes | Ames |
2023 | Grand View Christian, Des Moines | Central Lyon | Bondurant-Farrar | Valley, West Des Moines |
2024 | North Linn | Western Christian, Hull | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Valley, West Des Moines |
Bowling
Bowling was first sanctioned by the IHSAA in 2009–2010.
State Champions[9]
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
---|---|---|---|
2010 | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Clinton | |
2011 | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Davenport, North | |
2012 | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Dubuque, Hempstead | |
2013 | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque[10] | Davenport, North[11] | |
2014[12] | Waverly-Shell Rock | Davenport, North | |
2015 | Camanche | Fort Dodge | Marshalltown |
2016 | Vinton-Shellsburg | Urbandale | Cedar Falls |
2017 | West Delaware | Urbandale | Dubuque, Hempstead |
2018 | West Delaware | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Southeast Polk |
2019 | Red Oak | Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson | Davenport, North |
2020 | Camanche | Fort Dodge | Waterloo, West |
2021 | Louisa-Muscatine | Clinton | Marshalltown |
2022 | Shenandoah | Denison-Schleswig | Waukee |
2023 | Maquoketa | Fort Dodge | Waterloo, West |
2024 | Maquoketa | Clinton | Waterloo, West |
Cross country
Cross Country was first contested in Iowa in 1922, and is considered a fall sport. It is also the only sport that is jointly sanctioned by the IHSAA and the IGHSAU. The current official distance for cross country meets is 5000m (approximately 3.1 miles).[13] The standard format for team scoring, per NFHS guidelines, is to sum the places of the 5 highest placing runners among qualifying teams (teams must have at least 5 runners to qualify in the context of the team competition) to obtain the team's score. Teams are then ranked with the lowest score winning. Additionally, a team may have up to 7 runners count in placing for team scores, although only the first 5 scores, with the 6th and 7th runners serving to displace and lower the position of runners on other teams.[14][15]
Classification guidelines[5]
In classifying Cross Country programs, due to the collaboration of the IHSAA and IGHSAU, teams are included in the largest 48, next 64, etc., on the basis of having either a boys or a girls program, as not all schools have both. This is to avoid a situation where boys and girls from the same school do not compete in the same class.
- 4A- Largest 48 schools
- 3A- Next 64 largest schools
- 2A- Next 72 largest schools
- 1A- Remaining Schools (136)
State Champions[16]
Timeline
- 1922–1929 – unsanctioned, unsupervised State Championship crowning one individual and one team state champion. Race length-2 miles
- 1930–1934 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning one individual and one team state champion. Race length-2 miles
- 1935 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning one individual and one team state champion. Race length-1.9 miles
- 1936 sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning one individual and two team state champions. Race length-1.9 miles
- 1937–1946 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning three individual and three team state champions. Race length-1.9 miles
- 1947 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning four individual and no team state champions. Race length-1.9 miles
- 1948–1950 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning four individual and four team state champions. Race length-1.9 miles
- 1951–1956 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning four individual and four team state champions. Race length-1.8 miles
- 1957–1963 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning five individual and five team state champions. Race length-1.8 miles
- 1964–1966 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning six individual and six team state champions. Race length-1.8 miles
- 1967–1968 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning six individual and six team state champions. Race length-2.0 miles
- 1969–1975 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning seven individual and seven team state champions. Race length-2.0 miles
- 1976–1980 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning four individual and four team state champions. Race length-2.0 miles
- 1981–1986 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning three individual and three team state champions. Race length-2.0 miles
- 1987–2002 – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning three individual and three team state champions. Race length-5000 meters
- 2003–present – sanctioned, supervised State Championship crowning four individual and four team state champions. Race length-5000 meters
Iowa State Cross Country Team Champions | ||
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Year | Division/Class | Champion |
1922* | Cedar Rapids | |
1923* | Iowa City | |
1924* | Shellsburg | |
1925* | (tie)Dubuque (tie)Fort Madison | |
1926* | Fort Madison | |
1927* | Iowa City, University High | |
1928* | Keokuk | |
1929* | Muscatine | |
1930 | Muscatine | |
1931 | Ottumwa | |
1932 | Ottumwa | |
1933 | Ottumwa | |
1934 | Muscatine | |
1935 | Oskaloosa | |
1936 | A B |
Oskaloosa Iowa City, University High |
1937 | A B C |
Des Moines East Iowa City, University High Clarence |
1938 | A B C |
Oskaloosa Iowa City, University High Thornburg |
1939 | A B C |
Knoxville Williamsburg Martinsburg |
1940 | A B C |
Ottumwa Iowa City, University High Leclaire |
1941 | A B C |
Des Moines, East Iowa City, University High Minburn |
1942 | A B C |
Des Moines, East Iowa City, University High No race contested |
1943 | A B C |
Des Moines, East Iowa City, University High Clarence |
1944 | A B C |
Des Moines, North Iowa City, University High Mechanicsville |
1945 | A B C |
Des Moines, North Marion Mechanicsville |
1946 | A B C |
Des Moines, North Marion Mechanicsville |
1947 | A B C |
Individual race run but no team scores kept Not contested due to weather Not contested due to weather |
1948 | AA A B C |
Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Cedar Rapids, Roosevelt Marion Napier |
1949 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, East Fairfield Marion Ollie |
1950 | AA A B - C |
Des Moines, North Des Moines, Tech (tie)Monroe (tie)Marion Fremont |
1951 | AA A - B C |
Davenport (tie)Cedar Rapids, Roosevelt (tie)Charles City Marion Stanley |
1952 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, North Marion Eldora Underwood |
1953 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, North Marion Eldora Underwood |
1954 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, Tech Marion Eldora Underwood |
1955 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, North Valley, West Des Moines Le Claire Elliot |
1956 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, North Clarinda Le Claire Sheffield |
1957 | AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Oskaloosa Decorah Saydel Menlo |
1958 | AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Decorah Marion Sheffield Lu Verne |
1959 | AAA AA A B C |
Des Moines, Tech Decorah South Page Underwood Lu Verne |
1960 | AAA AA A B C |
Des Moines, Tech Marshalltown Winterset South Page Lu Verne |
1961 | AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Marshalltown West Sioux Obedolt-Arthur Klemme |
1962 | AAA AA A B - C |
Des Moines, Tech Valley, West Des Moines Clarinda (tie)Odebolt-Arthur (tie)Sheffield-Chapin Lu Verne |
1963 | AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Grinnell-Newburg Clarinda Anita Sheffield-Chapin |
1964 | AAAA AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Marshalltown Decorah Obedolt-Arthur Anita Miles |
1965 | AAAA AAA AA A B C |
Sioux City, Central Marshalltown Red Oak Aquin Catholic, Cascade Madrid Immaculate Conception Catholic, Charles City |
1966 | AAAA AAA AA - A B C |
Sioux City, Central Marshalltown (tie)Red Oak (tie)Decorah Aquin Catholic, Cascade Farragut Gruver Lincoln Central |
1967 | AAAA AAA AA A B C - |
Sioux City, Central Ames Red Oak Decorah Pekin (tie)Decorah-North Winneshiek (tie)Cedar Valley |
1968 | AAAA AAA AA A B C |
Des Moines, Lincoln Ames Urbandale Decorah Pekin Miles |
1969 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Cedar Falls Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Ankeny Chariton Central Lyon BCL Miles |
1970 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Waterloo, West Des Moines, Hoover Urbandale Osage Aquinas Catholic, Fort Madison BGM Garnavillo |
1971 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Davenport, Central Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Indianola Sheldon Aquinas Catholic, Fort Madison Johnston Notre Dame Catholic, Cresco |
1972 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Mason City Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Indianola Decorah Johnston Tri-County Garnavillo |
1973 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D - |
Mason City Ames Lewis Central Western Christian, Hull Johnston Milford (tie)Garnavillo (tie)Dike |
1974 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Marshalltown Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Assumption Catholic, Davenport Decorah Shenandoah Dike Sanborn |
1975 | AAAA AAA AA A B C D |
Marshalltown Ames Waverly-Shell Rock Shenandoah Tipton Aquin Catholic, Cascade Odebolt-Arthur |
1976 | AA A B C |
Clinton Decorah Unity Christian, Orange City St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1977 | AA A B C |
Des Moines, Hoover Decorah Unity Christian, Orange City St. John Catholic, Bancroft |
1978 | AA A B C |
Muscatine Decorah Aquinas Catholic, Fort Madison Garnavillo |
1979 | AA A B C |
Clinton Centerville Newman Catholic, Mason City Aquinas Catholic, Fort Madison |
1980 | AA A B C |
Waverly-Shell Rock Knoxville Kee Cardinal Stritch Catholic, Keokuk |
1981 | 3A 2A 1A |
Clinton Sheldon Kee |
1982 | 3A 2A 1A |
Clinton Western Christian, Hull Kee |
1983 | 3A 2A 1A |
Ames Cascade, Western Dubuque Unity Christian, Orange City |
1984 | 3A 2A 1A |
Clinton Eagle Grove Northern University, Cedar Falls |
1985 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Cascade, Western Dubuque Northern University, Cedar Falls |
1986 | 3A 2A 1A |
Clinton Cascade, Western Dubuque Woodbine |
1987 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dubuque, Senior Eagle Grove Woodbine |
1988 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, West Shenandoah Kee |
1989 | 3A 2A 1A |
Ames Shenandoah Kee |
1990 | 3A 2A 1A |
Muscatine Decorah Jesup |
1991 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Shenandoah Williamsburg |
1992 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Decorah St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs |
1993 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Waukon Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
1994 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Humboldt Denver |
1995 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dubuque, Senior Waukon Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona |
1996 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Waukon Calamus-Wheatland |
1997 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Waukon Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
1998 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dubuque, Senior Waukon Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
1999 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Waukon West Sioux |
2000 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Central Clinton Wapsie Valley |
2001 | 3A 2A 1A |
Des Moines, Roosevelt Central Clinton Bennett-Durant |
2002 | 3A 2A 1A |
Des Moines, Roosevelt Waukon Nodaway Valley |
2003 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Des Moines, Roosevelt Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque Western Christian, Hull Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
2004 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque Regina Catholic, Iowa City Wapsie Valley |
2005 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Lisbon-Mount Vernon Western Christian, Hull Wapsie Valley |
2006 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Pleasant Valley Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids South Winneshiek Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
2007 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Pleasant Valley Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids Monticello Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
2008 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Pleasant Valley Algona Spirit Lake South Winneshiek |
2009 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Burlington Pella Spirit Lake Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona |
2010 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Prairie, Cedar Rapids Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque Regina Catholic, Iowa City Northern University, Cedar Falls |
2011 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Pella Monticello St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs |
2012 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Decorah Monticello St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs |
2013 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Prairie, Cedar Rapids Boone Monticello Denver |
2014 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Linn-Mar Gilbert East Marshall Bellevue |
2015 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Mount Vernon-Lisbon Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Nodaway Valley |
2016 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Mount Vernon-Lisbon Mid-Prairie Nodaway Valley |
2017 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Pleasant Valley Gilbert Central Lyon/George-Little Rock Nodaway Valley |
2018 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Gilbert Tipton Madrid |
2019 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Dallas Center-Grimes Tipton Madrid |
2020 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Sioux City, North Dallas Center-Grimes Danville/New London Madrid |
2021 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Dallas Center-Grimes Tipton ACGC |
2022 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Pella Des Moines Christian Regina Catholic, Iowa City |
2023 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Gilbert Des Moines Christian Lake Mills |
Football
Classification guidelines[17]
Football classifications remain the same for 2 years, following remain the same for the 2021 and 2022 football seasons.
- 5A- Largest 36 schools by enrollment
- 4A- Next Largest 36
- 3A- Next Largest 36
- 2A- Next Largest 48
- 1A- Next Largest 48
- A- Remaining 11 player schools (56)
- 8-player- Option for schools with an enrollment of 120 or less (72)
State Champions[18]
Although different sources claim that certain schools to have been state champions in years prior to 1972, these championships are not apparently recognized by the IHSAA and are not listed on its website, and it is not clear how these championships were determined. 8-Player started having postseason in 2000, the previous two years were regular season due to low number of teams.
Year | 8-player | A | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A | 5A |
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1972 | Radcliffe | Sioux Center | Harlan | Cedar Rapids, Jefferson | |||
1973 | Dexfield | Britt | Le Mars | Davenport, Central | |||
1974 | AvoHa | Mount Vernon | Decorah | Davenport, West | |||
1975 | Glidden-Ralston | Hudson | Urbandale | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | |||
1976 | BCL | Central Lyon | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo | Davenport, Central | |||
1977 | Manilla | Central Lyon | Emmetsburg | Davenport, West | |||
1978 | Eastwood | Sibley | Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Mason City | |||
1979 | Treynor | Sigourney | Emmetsburg | Dubuque, Hempstead | |||
1980 | Woodbury Central | Roland-Story | Marion | Newton | |||
1981 | Paullina | Dike | Roland-Story | Prairie, Cedar Rapids | Bettendorf | ||
1982 | Lone Tree | Pekin | LaSalle Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Harlan | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | ||
1983 | Sutherland | Pekin | LaSalle Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Harlan | Davenport, Central | ||
1984 | Schleswig | Pocahontas | Grundy Center | Harlan | Sioux City, East | ||
1985 | Paton-Churdan | Center Point | Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona | Pleasant Valley | Linn-Mar | ||
1986 | Paton-Churdan | Lynnville-Sully | Wapsie Valley | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo | Cedar Falls | ||
1987 | GMG | Grundy Center | Wapsie Valley | Decorah | Bettendorf | ||
1988 | Schleswig | Grundy Center | Solon | Decorah | Bettendorf | ||
1989 | Laurens-Marathon | West Branch | Emmetsburg | Decorah | Linn-Mar | ||
1990 | Logan-Magnolia | Southern Cal | Emmetsburg | Waverly-Shell Rock | Linn-Mar | ||
1991 | Madrid | West Branch | Garner-Hayfield | West Delaware | Bettendorf | ||
1992 | Bedford | West Branch | North Fayette | Waverly-Shell Rock | Bettendorf | ||
1993 | Riceville | Aplington-Parkersburg | Mount Vernon | Harlan | Iowa City, City High | ||
1994 | West Bend-Mallard | Hudson | Mount Vernon | Spencer | Iowa City, City High | ||
1995 | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars | Denver | Sigourney/Keota | Harlan | Iowa City, West | ||
1996 | Guthrie Center | West Hancock | Iowa Falls | Oskaloosa | Iowa City, City High | ||
1997 | West Central | Wapsie Valley | Emmetsburg | Harlan | Ankeny | ||
1998 | Elk Horn-Kimballton (Regular season) | West Bend-Mallard | Pekin | West Lyon | Harlan | Iowa City, West | |
1999 | Elk Horn-Kimballton (Regular season) | West Bend-Mallard | West Marshall | West Lyon | New Hampton | Iowa City, West | |
2000 | Adair-Casey | Hubbard-Radcliffe | Southern Cal | Emmetsburg | Clear Lake | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2001 | Adair-Casey | Fredericksburg | Aplington-Parkersburg | Sigourney/Keota | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2002 | Sentral | Manning | Akron-Westfield | Emmetsburg | Atlantic | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2003 | Sentral | Treynor | Eldora-New Providence | Emmetsburg | Harlan | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2004 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | West Bend-Mallard | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo | Harlan | Bettendorf | |
2005 | Glidden-Ralston | North Mahaska | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Sigourney/Keota | Harlan | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2006 | Northeast Hamilton | IKM | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Central Lyon/George-Little Rock | Humboldt | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | |
2007 | Stanton | Wapsie Valley | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Solon | Keokuk | Bettendorf | |
2008 | Lenox | Southern Cal | Emmetsburg | Solon | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2009 | Armstrong-Ringsted | Southern Cal | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Solon | Harlan | Iowa City, City High | |
2010 | Lenox | North Tama | West Lyon | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Solon | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2011 | Fremont-Mills | Lisbon | Saint Ansgar | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Union | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2012 | Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn | Wapsie Valley | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Spirit Lake | Decorah | Ankeny | |
2013 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gibertville | West Lyon | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Kuemper Catholic, Carroll | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2014 | Newell-Fonda | Logan-Magnolia | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | North Fayette Valley | Pella | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2015 | Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn | Gladbrook-Reinbeck | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Spirit Lake | Pella | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2016 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertsville | Gladbrook-Reinbeck | Western Christian, Hull | Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley | Pella | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2017 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertsville | West Sioux | Van Meter | Waukon | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2018 | New London | Hudson | West Sioux | PCM | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2019 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | West Hancock | West Lyon | OABCIG | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2020 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | OABCIG | Waukon | North Scott | Ankeny | |
2021 | CAM | West Hancock | Van Meter | Southeast Valley | Harlan | Lewis Central | Southeast Polk |
2022 | St. Mary Catholic, Remsen | Grundy Center | Van Meter | Central Lyon/George-Little Rock | Harlan | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Southeast Polk |
2023 | Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona | West Hancock | Grundy Center | Van Meter | Williamsburg | Lewis Central | Southeast Polk |
Golf
The standard team scoring format for golf tournaments, per NFHS guidelines, is to add up the scores of 6 players with each player playing 2 rounds of 18 holes. Teams are then ranked according to lowest score.[19][20]
Classification guidelines[5]
- 4A (fall golf) – Largest 48 schools*
- 3A (spring golf) – Next 64
- 2A (spring golf) – Next 96
- 1A (spring golf) – Remainder (129)
*Plus golf schools that play in 4A conferences that wish to play in the fall. In 2006–2007 there were 52 schools in class 4A
State Champions[21]
Iowa State Championship Golf Tournament winners | ||
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Year | Class | Champion |
1928 | Des Moines, East | |
1929 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1930 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1931 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1932 | Team Scores and placings not reported | |
1933 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1934 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1935 | Tournament Rained Out | |
1936 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1937 | Des Moines, Lincoln | |
1938 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1939 | (tie)Des Moines, Roosevelt (tie)Des Moines, Lincoln | |
1940 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1941 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | |
1942 | Cedar Rapids, Franklin | |
1943 | Ottumwa | |
1944 | Ottumwa | |
1945 | Ames | |
1946 | (tie)Des Moines, Roosevelt (tie)Boone | |
1947 | (tie)Des Moines, Roosevelt (tie) Cedar Rapids, Franklin | |
1948 | Cedar Rapids, Franklin | |
1949 | Ames | |
1950 | Waterloo, West | |
1951 | Waterloo, West | |
1952 | Ottumwa | |
1953 | Ottumwa | |
1954 | St. Ambrose Catholic, Davenport | |
1955 | Waterloo, West | |
1956 | Waterloo, West | |
1957 | Waterloo, West | |
1958 | Clinton | |
1959 | A B |
Clinton St. Mary Catholic, Marshalltown |
1960 | A B |
Clinton Sheldon |
1961 | A B |
Muscatine Storm Lake |
1962 | A B |
Dubuque Oelwein |
1963 | A B |
Atlantic Iowa Falls |
1964 | AA A |
Muscatine Independence |
1965 | AA A |
Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Xavier Catholic, Dyersville |
1966 | AA A |
Keokuk Cherokee, Washington |
1967 | AA A |
Des Moines, Roosevelt Audubon |
1968 | AA A |
Ames Decorah |
1969 | AA A |
Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Pella |
1970 | AA A |
Boone Audubon |
1971 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Vinton |
1972 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Vinton |
1973 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Pella |
1974 | AA A |
Estherville West Branch |
1975 | AA A |
Oskaloosa Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
1976 | AA A |
Valley, West Des Moines Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
1977 | AAA AA A |
Waterloo, West Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona Sibley |
1978 | AAA AA A |
Bettendorf Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona Sibley |
1979 | AAA AA A |
Clinton Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona Rock Valley |
1980 | AAA AA A |
Clinton Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids Gowrie-Prairie Valley |
1981 | AAA AA A |
Cedar Rapids, Washington Estherville Britt |
1982 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ames Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona Denver Calamus |
1983 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Des Moines, Lincoln Perry Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington Calamus |
1984 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona Adel-DeSoto AvoHa |
1985 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Oskaloosa Atlantic Durant Rockwell-Swaledale |
1986 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ames Vinton Tripoli Hartley-Melvin |
1987 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Algona Woodward-Granger Kingsley-Pierson |
1988 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Grinnell Clarion Rock Valley |
1989 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Oelwein West Branch Woodward-Granger |
1990 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Newton Alta-Aurelia West Branch Woodward-Granger |
1991 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Marion West Branch Newell-Fonda |
1992 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Regis Catholic, Cedar Rapids West Branch Rock Valley |
1993 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Oskaloosa Clear Lake Wapello Rock Valley |
1994 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Newton Oskaloosa Aplington-Parkersburg Newman Catholic, Mason City |
1995 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Hudson Newman Catholic, Mason City |
1996 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Keokuk Hudson Maharishi, Fairfield |
1997 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Ballard Colfax-Mingo Hubbard-Radcliffe |
1998 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waterloo, West Clear Lake Center Point-Urbana Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars |
1999 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Marshalltown Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Anamosa Gladbrook-Reinbeck |
2000 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Burlington Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Wapello Rockford |
2001 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Marshalltown Pella Ballard Sumner |
2002 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Muscatine Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Belle Plaine Sumner |
2003 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Marshalltown Pella Grundy Center Sumner |
2004 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Clear Lake Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Newman Catholic, Mason City |
2005 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Clear Lake Grundy Center West Monona |
2006 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Clear Lake Emmetsburg Hinton |
2007 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Ballard Hampton-Dumont Newman Catholic, Mason City |
2008 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Valley, West Des Moines Ballard PCM NU, Cedar Falls |
2009 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ottumwa Ballard Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Newman Catholic, Mason City |
2010 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Ballard Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
2011 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Clear Lake Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Newman Catholic, Mason City |
2012 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Valley, West Des Moines Decorah Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
2013 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Creston/Orient-Macksburg Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Sibley-Ocheyedan |
2014 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Ankeny, Centennial West Delaware South Hamilton Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
2015 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Webster City Panorama Bishop Garrigan Catholic, Algona |
2016 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Webster City Panorama East Buchanan |
2017 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Valley, West Des Moines Central DeWitt Clear Lake East Buchanan |
2018 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Marshalltown Central DeWitt Kuemper Catholic, Carroll Grundy Center |
2019 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Nevada Des Moines Christian Harris-Lake Park |
2020 | 4A 3A, 2A, 1A |
Waukee Spring season cancelled due to COVID-19 |
2021 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Waukee Gilbert West Branch AGWSR |
2022 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Gilbert Hudson Lake Mills |
2023 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Johnston MOC-Floyd Valley Grundy Center Hillcrest Academy, Kalona |
2024 | 4A 3A 2A 1A |
Valley, West Des Moines ADM Beckman Catholic, Dyersville Boyden-Hull |
Fall Tournament[21]
In 1940, 1941, and 1986–1993, teams could also participate in a separate Fall Championship. Listed below are the champions of those tournaments. Beginning in 1994, the Fall tournament became simply the 4A championship.[21] Those results are included above.
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1940 | Des Moines, Roosevelt |
1941 | Des Moines, Roosevelt |
1986 | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo |
1987 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1988 | Valley, West Des Moines |
1989 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1990 | Cedar Rapids, Kennedy |
1991 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1992 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1993 | Newton |
Soccer
Classification guidelines[5]
- 3A- Largest 36 schools (initiated in 2011)
- 2A- Next Largest 48 schools
- 1A- Remaining schools
State Champions[22]
The current State Champion is the winner of the spring tournament that has been held since 1995 and was divided into 2 classes in 1998 and 3 classes starting in 2011. From 1994 to 2000, there was also a fall State Championship tournament that crowned a single champion. Winners of both tournaments are considered State Champions.
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1994 | West Point Catholic, Marquette |
1995 | Pella Christian |
1996 | Western Christian, Hull |
1997 | Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona |
1998 | Unity Christian, Orange City |
1999 | Unity Christian, Orange City |
2000 | Unity Christian, Orange City |
Year | 1A champion | 2A champion | 3A champion | 4A champion |
---|---|---|---|---|
1995 | Bettendorf | |||
1996 | Valley, West Des Moines | |||
1997 | Valley, West Des Moines | |||
1998 | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | Urbandale | ||
1999 | Waukee | Bettendorf | ||
2000 | Nevada | Iowa City West | ||
2001 | Waukee | Valley, West Des Moines | ||
2002 | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Urbandale | ||
2003 | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Iowa City West | ||
2004 | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Bettendorf | ||
2005 | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Iowa City West | ||
2006 | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Valley, West Des Moines | ||
2007 | Norwalk | Ankeny | ||
2008 | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | ||
2009 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Spencer | Iowa City West | |
2010 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Iowa City West | |
2011 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | |
2012 | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Iowa City West | |
2013 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Iowa City West | |
2014 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Norwalk | Iowa City West | |
2015 | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Linn-Mar | |
2016 | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Norwalk | Valley, West Des Moines | |
2017 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Norwalk | Iowa City West | |
2018 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Pella | Waukee | |
2019 | Regina Catholic, Iowa City | Lewis Central | Waukee | |
2020 | Season Cancelled Due to COVID-19 | |||
2021 | Notre Dame Catholic/West Burlington | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Pleasant Valley | |
2022 | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Lewis Central | Pleasant Valley | |
2023 | Western Christian, Hull | Gilbert | Iowa City Liberty | Johnston |
2024 | North Fayette Valley | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Dallas Center-Grimes | Johnston |
Swimming & diving
Classification guidelines[5]
State Champions[23]
Iowa Swimming Team State Champions | |||
---|---|---|---|
Year | Champion | Runner-up | Site |
1938 | Des Moines North | Clinton | Des Moines |
1939 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines North | Ames |
1940 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Ames |
1941 | Clinton | Des Moines North | Boone |
1942 | Des Moines North | Clinton | Ames |
1943 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Ames |
1944 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines North | Ames |
1945 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Des Moines |
1946 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Iowa City |
1947 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Iowa City |
1948 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Ames |
1949 | Clinton | Des Moines North | Iowa City |
1950 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Des Moines |
1951 | (tie)Des Moines Roosevelt (tie)Clinton |
N/A | Iowa City |
1952 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Ames |
1953 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Clinton | Ames |
1954 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Iowa City |
1955 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Iowa City |
1956 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines |
1957 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines |
1958 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines |
1959 | Des Moines Roosevelt | Sioux City Central | Cedar Rapids |
1960 | Muscatine | Sioux City Central | Des Moines |
1961 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Clinton | Cedar Rapids |
1962 | Clinton | Des Moines Roosevelt | Des Moines |
1963 | Des Moines Roosevelt | (tie) Clinton & Cedar Rapids Washington | Iowa City |
1964 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Clinton | Iowa City |
1965 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Clinton | Iowa City |
1966 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Des Moines Roosevelt | Ames |
1967 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Clinton | Ames |
1968 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Clinton | Ames |
1969 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Davenport West | Ames |
1970 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Cedar Rapids Kennedy | Ames |
1971 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Des Moines Hoover | Ames |
1972 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Ames | Ames |
1973 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Davenport West | Ames |
1974 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Ames | Ames |
1975 | Mason City | Ames | Ames |
1976 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Mason City | Ames |
1977 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Bettendorf | Ames |
1978 | Bettendorf | Mason City | Ames |
1979 | Mason City | Cedar Rapids Washington | Ames |
1980 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Valley, West Des Moines | Ames |
1981 | Cedar Rapids Kennedy | Bettendorf | Ames |
1982 | Ames | Cedar Rapids Washington | Fort Dodge |
1983 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Bettendorf | Iowa City |
1984 | Valley, West Des Moines | Bettendorf | Ames |
1985 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Bettendorf | Fort Dodge |
1986 | Bettendorf | Cedar Rapids Washington | Iowa City |
1987 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Valley, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
1988 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Valley, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
1989 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Mason City | Iowa City |
1990 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Mason City | Iowa City |
1991 | Mason City | Cedar Rapids Washington | Iowa City |
1992 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Cedar Falls | Iowa City |
1993 | Cedar Falls | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
1994 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
1995 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Ames | Iowa City |
1996 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
1997 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Bettendorf | Iowa City |
1998 | Cedar Falls | Cedar Rapids Washington | Iowa City |
1999 | Bettendorf | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
2000 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Bettendorf | Iowa City |
2001 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Ames | Iowa City |
2002 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Ames | Iowa City |
2003 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Ames | Iowa City |
2004 | Cedar Falls | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Iowa City |
2005 | Cedar Falls | Valley, West Des Moines | Marshalltown |
2006 | Cedar Falls | Cedar Rapids Washington | Marshalltown |
2007 | Bettendorf | Cedar Rapids Washington | Marshalltown |
2008 | Cedar Rapids Washington | Bettendorf | Marshalltown |
2009 | Dubuque Senior | Ames | Marshalltown |
2010 | Valley, West Des Moines | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Marshalltown |
2011 | Muscatine | Dubuque Senior | Marshalltown |
2012 | Muscatine[24] | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Marshalltown |
2013 | Muscatine | Dubuque Senior | Marshalltown |
2014 | Iowa City West | Cedar Rapids Washington | Marshalltown |
2015 | Iowa City West | Cedar Rapids Washington | Marshalltown |
2016 | Waukee | Iowa City West | Marshalltown |
2017 | Waukee | Johnston | Marshalltown |
2018 | Ames | Valley, West Des Moines | University of Iowa |
2019 | Ankeny | Waukee | University of Iowa |
2020 | Iowa City West | Ankeny | University of Iowa |
2021 | Waukee | Ankeny | Linn-Mar |
2022 | Waukee | Iowa City West | University of Iowa |
2023 | Waukee | Valley, West Des Moines | University of Iowa |
2024 | Valley, West Des Moines | Waukee | University of Iowa |
Tennis
An IHSAA tennis team consists of 6 competitors. Each head-to-head competition is made of 6 singles and 3 doubles, each worth 1 point, and the first team to 5 points is the winner. Both singles and doubles matches are in a best-of-3-sets format. With a 10-point tiebreaker in the 3rd in most cases.
Classification guidelines[5]
- 2A- Largest 48
- 1A- Remaining (61) schools
State Champions[25]
Timeline
- 1929–1977 – one singles and one doubles championship awarded
- 1978–present – two singles and two doubles championships awarded, one in each of 2 classes (1A and 2A)
- 1983–present – two team championships awarded, one in each of 2 classes (1A and 2A)
Year | 2A | 1A |
---|---|---|
1983 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Camanche |
1984 | Dubuque, Hempstead | Camanche |
1985 | Valley, West Des Moines | Camanche |
1986 | Valley, West Des Moines | Camanche |
1987 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Denison |
1988 | Linn-Mar | Camanche |
1989 | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | Camanche |
1990 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Camanche |
1991 | Waterloo, West | Maharishi, Fairfield |
1992 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Camanche |
1993 | Valley, West Des Moines | Keokuk |
1994 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Pella Christian |
1995 | Iowa City, West | Camanche |
1996 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Decorah |
1997 | Urbandale | Decorah |
1998 | Dubuque, Senior | Decorah |
1999 | Iowa City, City High | Maharishi, Fairfield |
2000 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | Maharishi, Fairfield |
2001 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Knoxville |
2002 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | Maharishi, Fairfield |
2003 | Ankeny | Red Oak |
2004 | Bettendorf | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2005 | Iowa City, West | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2006 | Iowa City, West | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2007 | Davenport, Central | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2008 | Cedar Rapids, Kennedy | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2009 | Des Moines, Roosevelt | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2010 | Valley, West Des Moines | Columbus Catholic, Waterloo |
2011 | Ames | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2012 | Iowa City, West | Assumption Catholic, Davenport |
2013 | Iowa City, West | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge |
2014 | Iowa City, West | Maharishi, Fairfield |
2015 | Linn-Mar, Marion | Decorah |
2016 | Iowa City, West | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2017 | Iowa City, West | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids |
2018 | Linn-Mar, Marion | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
2019 | Iowa City, West | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids |
2021 | Waukee | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids |
2022 | Iowa City, West | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids |
2023 | Iowa City, West | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids |
2024 | Waukee, Northwest | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque |
Track & Field
Iowa's official track season is currently outdoors. There was also an indoor State Track Meet from 1926 to 1973, and the IHSAA is in the process of collecting and publishing these champions.
Classification guidelines[5]
- 4A- Largest 48 schools
- 3A- Next 64 largest schools
- 2A- Next 96 largest schools
- 1A- Remaining (165) schools
List of events[27]
The following is the current list of official track events according to the IHSAA
Track:
- 100 meter dash
- 200 meter dash
- 400 meter dash
- 800 meter run
- 1600 meter run
- 3200 meter run
- 110 meter hurdles
- 400 meter hurdles
- 4 × 100 meter relay
- 4 × 200 meter relay
- 4 × 400 meter relay
- 4 × 800 meter relay
- 800 meter sprint Medley relay
- 1600 meter distance Medley relay
- 4 × 110 meter hurdle shuttle relay
Field:
- High jump
- Long jump
- Discus throw
- Shot put
Wheel Chair:
- 100 meter run wheelchair
- 200 meter run wheelchair
- 400 meter run wheelchair
- Shot put wheelchair
State Champions[27]
State track titles have been given every year since 1906. Since 2003, there has also been wheelchair events at the state meet. A separate wheelchair team championship is also awarded. In 2005, the wheelchair championship has been co-ed.
Iowa State Outdoor Track & Field Champions | ||||
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Year | 4A/AA | 3A/A | 2A/B | 1A/CD |
1906 | Ida Grove | |||
1907 | Ida Grove | |||
1908 | Des Moines, West | |||
1909 | Des Moines, East | |||
1910 | Des Moines, West | |||
1911 | Des Moines, West | |||
1912 | Des Moines, West | |||
1913 | Des Moines, West | |||
1914 | Des Moines, West | |||
1915 | Des Moines, East | |||
1916 | Des Moines, West | |||
1917 | Des Moines, East | |||
1918 | Mason City | |||
1919 | Des Moines, North | |||
1920 | Sioux City | |||
1921 | Cedar Rapids | |||
1922 | Cedar Rapids | |||
1923 | Cedar Rapids | |||
1924 | Cedar Rapids | |||
1925 | Cedar Rapids | |||
1926 | Des Moines, East | |||
1927 | Carroll | |||
1928 | Des Moines, East | |||
1929 | Mason City | |||
1930 | Mason City | |||
1931 | Davenport | |||
1932 | Clinton | |||
1933 | Clinton | |||
1934 | Des Moines, North | |||
1935 | Davenport | |||
1936 | Des Moines, East | |||
1937 | Dubuque | |||
1938 | Des Moines, East | |||
1939 | Des Moines, East | |||
1940 | Des Moines, East | |||
1941 | Ames | |||
1942 | Davenport | |||
1943 | Des Moines, East | |||
1944 | Des Moines, East | |||
1945 | Sioux City, East | |||
1946 | (tie) Clinton (tie) Des Moines, Roosevelt | |||
1947 | Davenport | |||
1948 | Des Moines, North | Cedar Falls, Teachers | ||
1949 | Ames | Nevada | ||
1950 | Des Moines, East | Nevada | ||
1951 | Des Moines, East | DeWitt | ||
1952 | Davenport | (tie) Lake City (tie) Lamoni |
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1953 | Des Moines, North | Red Oak | DeWitt | Toledo Juvenile Home |
1954 | Des Moines, North | Harlan | Lake City | Elliott |
1955 | Ames | Valley, West Des Moines | Lake City | Council Bluffs-Iowa School for the Deaf |
1956 | Ames | Clarinda | Anamosa | Primghar |
1957 | Ames | Dewitt | Carroll | Farragut |
1958 | Ames | Indianola | Tabor | Wall Lake |
1959 | Des Moines, North | Clarion | St. Mary's Catholic, Clinton | West Chester |
1960 | Ames | Belmond | English Valleys | Lu Verne |
1961 | Des Moines, Tech | Clarion | Maurice-Orange City | Sioux Rapids |
1962 | Cedar Rapids, Jefferson | Perry | Paullina | Moville |
1963 | Ames | Winterset | George | Moville |
1964 | Ames | Eagle Grove | Seymour | Dexfield |
1965 | Ames | Eagle Grove | Farragut | Pomeroy |
1966 | Sioux City, Central | Cherokee, Washington | Villisca | Treynor |
1967 | Sioux City, Central | Winterset | Villisca | Terril |
1968 | Ames | Spirit Lake | Prairie | Goldfield |
1969 | Clinton | Ankeny | Belle Plaine | Miles |
1970 | Clinton | Eagle Grove | (tie) Boyden-Hull (tie) West Harrison |
Woodward-Granger |
1971 | Ames | Eagle Grove | Belle Plain | Pocahontas |
1972 | Ames | Ankeny | Alta | Central Webster |
1973 | Davenport, Central | Red Oak | Maurice-Orange City | Terril |
1974 | Davenport, Central | (tie) Anamosa (tie) Iowa Falls |
Britt | Hamburg |
1975 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Anamosa | Corning | Hamburg |
1976 | Davenport, Central | Nevada | Corning | Hamburg |
1977 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Nevada | Corning | (tie) Hamburg (tie) Y-J-B |
1978 | Davenport, Central | Iowa Falls | Kingsley-Pierson | Kanawha |
1979 | Waterloo, East | Iowa Falls | Pekin | Kanawha |
1980 | Ames | Davis County | Sioux Center | Trenynor |
1981 | Waterloo, West | Davis County | NU High, Cedar Falls | Paullina |
1982 | Davenport, Central | Sheldon | Sioux Center | (tie) BCLUW (tie) New Hartford |
1983 | Davenport, Central | Tipton | West Branch | Allison-Bristow |
1984 | Davenport, Central | Tipton | West Branch | Sidney |
1985 | Marshalltown | Tipton | Iowa Valley | (tie) Earlham (tie) Lone Tree |
1986 | Ames | Pella | NU High, Cedar Falls | Paton-Churdan |
1987 | Ames | (tie) Storm Lake (tie) Turkey Valley |
NU High, Cedar Falls | CAL |
1988 | Ames | Storm Lake | NU High, Cedar Falls | Sanborn |
1989 | Ames | Glenwood | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars | Woodbine |
1990 | Ames | Glenwood | NU High, Cedar Falls | North Mahaska |
1991 | Ames | Knoxville | NU High, Cedar Falls | Lawton-Bronson |
1992 | Iowa City, City High | Spirit Lake | West Hancock | (tie) Fredericksburg (tie) Woodbine |
1993 | Iowa City, City High | Algona | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs | West Bend-Mallard |
1994 | Iowa City, City High | Cherokee, Washington | Ballard | West Bend-Mallard |
1995 | Iowa City, City High | Humboldt | Iowa Falls | Van Buren |
1996 | Iowa City, City High | Centerville | Garner-Hayfield | Gehlen Catholic, Le Mars |
1997 | Iowa City, City High | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | (tie) Beckman Catholic, Dyersville (tie) Unity Christian, Orange City |
Panorama |
1998 | Valley, West Des Moines | Washington | Monticello | NU High, Cedar Falls |
1999 | (tie) Des Moines, Roosevelt (tie) Iowa City, City High |
Waverly-Shell Rock | Beckman Catholic, Dyersville | Iowa Mennonite School, Kalona |
2000 | Iowa City, City High | Mount Pleasant | (tie) Unity Christian, Orange City (tie) West Lyon |
East Buchanan |
2001 | Iowa City, City High | Waverly-Shell Rock | Tri-Center | Madrid |
2002 | Iowa City, City High | Storm Lake | Williamsburg | Madrid |
2003 | Valley, West Des Moines | Harlan | Okoboji | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs |
2004 | Iowa City, City High | Decorah/North Winneshiek | Mount Vernon | Treynor |
2005 | Davenport, Central | Charles City | Starmont | Griswold |
2006 | Valley, West Des Moines | Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque | North Fayette | BCLUW |
2007 | Iowa City, West | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Monticello | West Hancock |
2008 | Pleasant Valley | Xavier Catholic, Cedar Rapids | Mid-Prairie | West Hancock |
2009 | Cedar Rapids, Washington [28] | Central Clinton [28] | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge [28] | Madrid [28] |
2010 | Cedar Rapids, Washington | Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City | Solon | Madrid |
2011 | Cedar Falls | Glenwood | St. Edmond Catholic, Fort Dodge | Madrid |
2012 | Iowa City, West | Decorah | West Marshall | Manson-Northwest Webster |
2013 | Linn-Mar | Pella | Monticello | Manson-Northwest Webster |
2014 | Waukee | Solon | Monticello | Mount Ayr |
2015 | Waukee | Center Point-Urbana | West Burlington/Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington | Lisbon |
2016 | Prairie, Cedar Rapids | Pella | West Burlington/Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington | Lisbon |
2017 | Valley, West Des Moines | Marion | (tie) KP-WC (tie) Madrid |
Lisbon |
2018 | Valley, West Des Moines | Marion | Pekin | St. Albert Catholic, Council Bluffs |
2019 | Valley, West Des Moines | Sergeant Bluff-Luton | Dike-New Hartford | George-Little Rock |
2020 | Season Cancelled Due to COVID-19 | |||
2021 | Cedar Falls | Pella | Underwood | Madrid |
2022 | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines | Dallas Center-Grimes | Spirit Lake | New London |
2023 | Johnston | Pella | Mediapolis | Lisbon |
2024 | Ankeny | Epworth, Western Dubuque | Mediapolis | Lisbon |
Year | Champion |
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2003 | Marshalltown |
2004 | English Valleys |
2005* | Aplington-Parkersburg |
2006* | Aplington-Parkersburg |
2007* | Aplington-Parkersburg |
2008 | Interstate 35 |
2009 | Interstate 35 |
2010 | Waterloo, West |
2011 | Waterloo, West |
2012 | Linn-Mar |
2013 | Waterloo, West |
2014 | Camanche |
2015 | Woodbine |
2016 | (tie) Independence (tie) Roland-Story |
2017 | (tie) Bondurant-Farrar (tie) Southeast Polk |
2018 | Waukee |
2019 | Waukee |
2021 | Waukee |
2022 | Cedar Falls |
2023 | Bedford |
2024 | Mid-Prairie |
*Co-ed champion |
Wrestling
Classification guidelines[5]
- 3A- Largest 64 schools
- 2A- Next 96 largest schools
- 1A- Remaining (129) schools
Weight classifications
- 106 pounds – recent champ – Justin Portillo
- 113 pounds – recent champ – Josh Portillo
- 120 pounds – recent champ – Brook Stephens
- 126 pounds – recent champ – Cain Johanns
- 132 pounds – recent champ – Joel Haberman
- 138 pounds – recent champ – Reno Chiri
- 145 pounds – recent champ – Kollyn Buch
- 152 pounds – recent champ -
- 160 pounds – recent champ – Mason Christe
- 170 pounds – recent champ – Tim Riggins
- 182 pounds – recent champ – Chance Turner
- 195 pounds – recent champ – Jacob Dykes
- 220 pounds – recent champ – Dedric Kettwick
- 285 pounds – recent champ – Spencer Trenary
State Champions
The Iowa High School Athletic Association holds two separate team wrestling championships: the Traditional tournament, which also crowns individual champions, and a Dual Team tournament. The dual team tournament was held at the U.S. Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids a week after the traditional tournament, until 2012, when it was held the Wednesday before the traditional tournament in Des Moines.[29] This was the subject of much controversy, as several teams sat their state qualifiers for the Dual Team tournament.[30] In 1921–1925, the State University of Iowa (Iowa City) and Iowa State University (Ames) held open state tournaments that were not supervised nor sanctioned by the IHSAA.[31]
Iowa State Wrestling Team Champions | ||
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Year | Class | Champion |
1921* | Ames | Cedar Rapids, Washington |
1922* | Ames Iowa City |
Mason City Marshalltown |
1923* | Ames Iowa City |
Boone Ottumwa |
1924* | Ames Iowa City |
Boone Marshalltown |
1925* | Ames Iowa City |
Boone Marshalltown |
1926 | Marshalltown | |
1927 | Fort Dodge | |
1928 | Cresco | |
1929 | Fort Dodge | |
1930 | Fort Dodge | |
1931 | (tie) Eldora Training School (tie) Fort Dodge | |
1932 | Fort Dodge | |
1933 | (tie) Cresco (tie) New Hampton | |
1934 | Fort Dodge | |
1935 | Cresco | |
1936 | Fort Dodge | |
1937 | Fort Dodge | |
1938 | Clarion | |
1939 | Cherokee | |
1940 | Osage | |
1941 | Fort Dodge | |
1942 | Waterloo, West | |
1943 | Waterloo, West | |
1944 | Waterloo, West | |
1945 | Waterloo, West | |
1946 | Waterloo, West | |
1947 | Clarion | |
1948 | Cresco | |
1949 | Mason City | |
1950 | Mason City | |
1951 | Waterloo, West | |
1952 | Waterloo, West | |
1953 | Waterloo, East | |
1954 | Davenport | |
1955 | Waterloo, West | |
1956 | Davenport | |
1957 | A B |
Waterloo, East New Hampton |
1958 | A B |
Waterloo, East Cresco |
1959 | A B |
Waterloo, West New Hampton |
1960 | A B |
Waterloo, East Cresco Crestwood |
1961 | A B |
Waterloo, East Britt |
1962 | A B |
Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Britt |
1963 | A B |
Waterloo, East New Hampton |
1964 | AA A |
Waterloo, East Cresco Crestwood |
1965 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Osage |
1966 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Algona |
1967 | AA A |
Waterloo, West Harlan |
1968 | AA A |
Cedar Falls Humboldt |
1969 | AAA AA A |
Waterloo, West Algona Eldora |
1970 | AAA AA A |
Cedar Rapids, Washington Algona Adel |
1971 | AAA AA A |
Waterloo, West Arkeny Britt |
1972 | AAA AA A |
Waterloo, West Algona Britt |
1973 | AAA AA A |
Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Britt Lisbon |
1974 | AAA AA A |
Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Eagle Grove Lisbon |
1975 | AAA AA A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Algona Lisbon |
1976 | 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Emmetsburg Belle Plaine |
1977 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waterloo, West Emmetsburg Lisbon |
1978 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Emmetsburg Lisbon |
1979 | 3A 2A 1A |
Prairie, Cedar Rapids Emmetsburg Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
1980 | 3A 2A 1A |
Fort Dodge Algona Lisbon |
1981 | 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Osage Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
1982 | 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Emmetsburg Lisbon |
1983 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waterloo, East Clarion Lisbon |
1984 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Griswold Dallas Center-Grimes |
1985 | 3A 2A 1A |
Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
1986 | 3A 2A 1A |
Charles City Eagle Grove Lisbon |
1987 | 3A 2A 1A |
Clinton Eagle Grove Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
1988 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Centerville Lisbon |
1989 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waterloo, West Glenwood Lisbon |
1990 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines New Hampton Lisbon |
1991 | 3A 2A 1A |
Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines West Delaware Clarksville |
1992 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Wapello Lisbon |
1993 | 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls New Hampton Lisbon |
1994 | 3A 2A 1A |
Indianola Clarinda Riceville |
1995 | 3A 2A 1A |
Prairie, Cedar Rapids Assumption Catholic, Davenport Columbus Community |
1996 | 3A 2A 1A |
Urbandale Independence Riverside |
1997 | 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Columbus Community Wilton |
1998 | 3A 2A 1A |
Cedar Falls Assumption Catholic, Davenport Bondurant-Farrar |
1999 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Assumption Catholic, Davenport Underwood |
2000 | 3A 2A 1A |
Lewis Central Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Underwood |
2001 | 3A 2A 1A |
Lewis Central Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Belle Plaine |
2002 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, City High Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Wilton |
2003 | 3A 2A 1A |
Oskaloosa Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Hudson |
2004 | 3A 2A 1A |
Lewis Central Columbus Catholic, Waterloo Hudson |
2005 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Logan-Magnolia |
2006 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, West Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2007 | 3A 2A 1A |
Iowa City, West Creston/Orient-Macksburg Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2008 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly Shell-Rock[32] Ballard[33] Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville[34] |
2009 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly Shell-Rock Ballard Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2010 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock Denver/Tripoli Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2011 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock Assumption Catholic, Davenport Logan-Magnolia |
2012 | 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Denver/Tripoli Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2013 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk West Delaware Alburnett |
2014 | 3A 2A 1A |
Bettendorf Assumption Catholic, Davenport Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont |
2015 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk Mediapolis Alburnett |
2016 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk Creston/Orient-Macksburg Alburnett |
2017 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk Solon Lisbon |
2018 | 3A 2A 1A |
Fort Dodge Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque Lisbon |
2019 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock West Delaware Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2020 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock Osage Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2021 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock West Delaware Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2022 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk Notre Dame Catholic, Burlington Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2023 | 3A 2A 1A |
Waverly-Shell Rock Osage Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
2024 | 3A 2A 1A |
Southeast Polk Osage Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville |
*Championship not IHSAA supervised or sanctioned |
Iowa State Team Dual Champions | |||
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Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
1987 | Lisbon | Eagle Grove | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1988 | Lisbon | Mount Vernon | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1989 | Clarksville | Osage | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1990 | Clarskville | New Hampton | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1991 | Lisbon | West Delaware | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1992 | Eagle Grove | Humboldt & Osage (tie) | Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines |
1993 | Wilton | New Hampton | Cedar Falls |
1994 | Riceville | Winterset | Prairie, Cedar Rapids |
1995 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Pleasant Valley |
1996 | Columbus Community | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Urbandale |
1997 | Bondurant-Farrar | Independence | Pleasant Valley |
1998 | Columbus Community | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Prairie, Cedar Rapids |
1999 | Columbus Community | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Iowa City, City High |
2000 | Lake Mills | Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted | Lewis Central |
2001 | Belle Plaine | Osage | Lewis Central |
2002 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | South Tama County | Iowa City, City High |
2003 | Logan-Magnolia | Emmetsburg/Armstrong-Ringsted | Iowa City, West |
2004 | Nashua-Plainfield | Union | Iowa City, West |
2005 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | New Hampton | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2006 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Osage | Iowa City, West |
2007 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Creston/Orient-Macksburg | Iowa City, West |
2008 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Ballard | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2009 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Ballard | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2010 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Denver/Tripoli | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2011 | Logan-Magnolia | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Iowa City, West |
2012[35] | Nashua-Plainfield | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Bettendorf |
2013 | Alburnett | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Southeast Polk |
2014 | Clarion-Goldfield | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Bettendorf |
2015 | Clarion-Goldfield-Dows | Union | Southeast Polk |
2016 | Alburnett | Assumption Catholic, Davenport | Valley, West Des Moines |
2017 | Lisbon | New Hampton | Southeast Polk |
2018 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | New Hampton/Turkey Valley | Fort Dodge |
2019 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | West Delaware | Southeast Polk |
2020 | Lisbon | West Delaware | Southeast Polk |
2021 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | West Delaware | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2022 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | West Delaware | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2023 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Osage | Waverly-Shell Rock |
2024 | Don Bosco Catholic, Gilbertville | Creston | Southeast Polk |
Broadcasting
Prior to 2016, championship events in football, basketball and wrestling were carried across the state of Iowa on a network made up of local television stations. Beginning with the 2016 football championships, IHSAA reached a deal with NBCUniversal-owned Comcast SportsNet Chicago to become the exclusive provider of these sports, making them available across CSN's footprint consisting of Iowa, Illinois and Indiana via television, online and the NBC Sports mobile app.[36]
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