The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union (IGHSAU) is the governing body for girls' junior and senior high school sports in the U.S. state of Iowa. The association promotes and regulates interscholastic sports among its member schools. Though its counterpart for boys sports in Iowa, the Iowa High School Athletic Association, is a full-time member of the National Federation of State High School Associations, the IGHSAU is only an affiliate member. It is headquartered at 5000 Westown Parkway, Suite 150,West Des Moines, Iowa 50266.
Sports currently overseen by the IGHSAU are basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, track and field, tennis, and volleyball. [1]
Sports previously overseen by the IGHSAU were gymnastics, synchronized swimming, and indoor track and field.
From 1920 until 1984, there was one tournament for teams with 6 players.
Year | 6-Player |
---|---|
1920 | Correctionville |
1921 | Audubon |
1922 | Audubon |
1923 | Audubon |
1924 | Audubon |
1925 | (tie) Aplington; Ida Grove |
1926 | Hampton |
1927 | Newhall |
1928 | Ida Grove |
1929 | Ida Grove |
1930 | Perry |
1931 | Avoca |
1932 | Parkersburg |
1933 | Hampton |
1934 | Wellsburg |
1935 | Centerville |
1936 | Centerville |
1937 | Guthrie Center |
1938 | West Bend |
1939 | West Bend |
1940 | Hansell |
1941 | Numa |
1942 | Clutier |
1943 | Steamboat Rock |
1944 | Wiota |
1945 | Wiota |
1946 | Coon Rapids |
1947 | Seymour |
1948 | Kamrar |
1949 | Wellsburg |
1950 | Slater |
1951 | Hansell |
1952 | Reinbeck |
1953 | Garnavillo |
1954 | Garnavillo |
1955 | Goldfield |
1956 | Maynard |
1957 | Garrison |
1958 | West Central (Maynard) |
1959 | Gladbrook |
1960 | Gladbrook |
1961 | Valley (Elgin) |
1962 | Van Horne |
1963 | Guthrie Center |
1964 | West Monona |
1965 | South Hamilton |
1966 | Everly |
1967 | Mediapolis |
1968 | Union-Whitten |
1969 | Montezuma |
1970 | Montezuma |
1971 | Farragut |
1972 | Roland-Story |
1973 | Mediapolis |
1974 | Manilla |
1975 | Lake View-Auburn |
1976 | Lake View-Auburn |
1977 | Southeast Polk |
1978 | Ankeny |
1979 | Des Moines East |
1980 | Ankeny |
1981 | Norwalk |
1982 | Estherville |
1983 | Fairfield |
1984 | Vinton |
From 1985-1993, there was a tournament for 5-player teams and one for 6-player teams.
Year | 6-Player | 5-Player |
---|---|---|
1985 | Fort Dodge | Linn-Mar |
1986 | Sibley-Ocheyedan | Marshalltown |
1987 | Ventura | Western Dubuque |
1988 | Dike | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1989 | Ankeny | Muscatine |
1990 | Atlantic | Waterloo Columbus |
1991 | Emmetsburg | Cedar Falls |
1992 | Osage | WDM Dowling |
1993 | Hubbard-Radcliffe | Cedar Rapids Jefferson |
From 1994-2012, there were 4 classes, all with 5 players
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A |
---|---|---|---|---|
1994 | Treynor | Solon | Central DeWitt | Bettendorf |
1995 | Winfield-Mt. Union | Center Point-Urbana | Vinton-Shellsburg | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1996 | Winfield-Mt. Union | Sibley-Ocheyedan | Carroll | WDM Dowling |
1997 | Lynnville-Sully | Solon | Carroll | Ankeny |
1998 | Lynnville-Sully | Solon | Carroll Kuemper | WDM Dowling |
1999 | Lynnville-Sully | Audubon | Washington | Ankeny |
2000 | Preston | North Cedar | Washington | WDM Dowling |
2001 | Preston | Rock Valley | Washington | Cedar Falls |
2002 | Rock Valley | Mid-Prairie | Perry | Ankeny |
2003 | Rock Valley | Underwood | Cedar Rapids Xavier | Ankeny |
2004 | Rockwell City-Lytton | Underwood | Waukon | Ankeny |
2005 | Charter Oak-Ute | Grundy Center | Cedar Rapids Xavier | Ankeny |
2006 | IKM | North Butler | Norwalk | Des Moines Roosevelt |
2007 | Graettinger-Terril | North Butler | Cedar Rapids Xavier | Sioux City North |
2008 | Springville | Davenport Assumption | Sioux City Bishop Heelan | Iowa City |
2009 | AGWSR | IKM-Manning | Ballard | Sioux City North |
2010 | Exira | Mount Vernon | Sioux City Bishop Heelan | Linn-Mar |
2011 | Martensdale-St. Mary's | OA-BCIG | Davenport Assumption | Des Moines East |
2012 | North Mahaska | Western Christian | Davenport Assumption | Iowa City West |
From 2013–present, there are 5 classes, all with 5 players
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A | 5A |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2013 | Central Lyon | Western Christian | Davenport Assumption | Cedar Rapids Xavier | Southeast Polk |
2014 | Burlington Notre Dame | Western Christian | MOC–Floyd Valley | Harlan | Dowling Catholic |
2015 | Newell-Fonda | Unity Christian | Nevada | Harlan | Waukee |
2016 | Springville | Unity Christian | Pocahontas Area | Mason City | Ankeny Centennial |
2017 | Springville | Western Christian | Pocahontas Area | North Scott | West Des Moines Valley |
2018 | Springville | Cascade | Crestwood | Marion | Iowa City West |
2019 | Newell-Fonda | Treynor | Center Point-Urbana | North Scott | West Des Moines Valley |
2020 | Newell-Fonda | North Linn | Sioux City Bishop Heelan | North Scott | Johnston |
From 2007-2014, 2 Classes
Year | 1A | 2A |
---|---|---|
2007 | Red Oak | Ottumwa |
2008 | Louisa-Muscatine | Muscatine |
2009 | Keokuk | Ottumwa |
2010 | Oelwein | Muscatine |
2011 | Dubuque Wahlert | Muscatine |
2012 | Keokuk | Ottumwa |
2013 | Dubuque Wahlert | Waterloo West |
2014 | Keokuk | Waterloo West |
From 2015–present, 3 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
---|---|---|---|
2015 | Camanche | Keokuk | Johnston |
2016 | Camanche | Waterloo East | Johnston |
2017 | Louisa-Muscatine | Ottumwa | Johnston |
2018 | Louisa-Muscatine | Ottumwa | Cedar Rapids Prairie |
2019 | Louisa-Muscatine | Fort Dodge | Waukee |
2020 | Louisa-Muscatine | Waterloo East | Ottumwa |
2021 | Louisa-Muscatine | LeMars | Ottumwa |
From 1998–2001, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1998 | Bettendorf |
1999 | Wahlert |
2000 | Wahlert |
2001 | Urbandale |
From 2002–2010, 2 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A |
---|---|---|
2002 | Assumption, Davenport | Wahlert |
2003 | Assumption, Davenport | Valley, West Des Moines |
2004 | Xavier | Iowa City West |
2005 | Wahlert | Valley, West Des Moines |
2006 | Xavier | Valley, West Des Moines |
2007 | Xavier | Valley, West Des Moines |
2008 | Xavier | Valley, West Des Moines |
2009 | Xavier | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
2010 | Xavier | Valley, West Des Moines |
From 2011–present, 3 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
---|---|---|---|
2011 | Assumption, Davenport | Xavier | Ankeny |
2012 | Assumption, Davenport | Xavier | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
2013 | Assumption, Davenport | Xavier | Ankeny |
2014 | Assumption, Davenport | North Scott | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
2015 | Bishop Heelan | Ankeny | Iowa City West |
2016 | Assumption, Davenport | Lewis Central | Ankeny Centennial |
2017 | Assumption, Davenport | Lewis Central | Ames |
2018 | Assumption, Davenport | Lewis Central | Ankeny Centennial |
2019 | Assumption, Davenport | Xavier | Ankeny |
From 1957–1987, one class, summer and fall seasons:
Year | Summer champion | Fall champion |
---|---|---|
1957 | Cedar Valley | Wheatland |
1958 | Argyle | Cedar Valley |
1959 | Roland | West Central, Maynard |
1960 | Battle Creek | Roland |
1961 | Southeast Warren | Roland |
1962 | Woden-Crystal Lake | Southeast Warren |
1963 | Woden-Crystal Lake | Southeast Warren |
1964 | Hubbard | North, West Union |
1965 | Hubbard | South Hamilton |
1966 | Benton Community | South Hamilton |
1967 | Kingsley-Pierson | Kingsley-Pierson |
1968 | Southeast Warren | Kingsley-Pierson |
1969 | Wapsie Valley | Wapsie Valley |
1970 | Roland-Story | Central, Elkader |
1971 | Roland-Story | Adel |
1972 | NESCO | Roland-Story |
1973 | Clear Creek | Clear Creek |
1974 | Dubuque Senior | Clear Creek |
1975 | Clear Creek | South Hamilton |
1976 | Ottumwa | North Polk |
1977 | Urbandale | Urbandale |
1978 | Ankeny | Ankeny |
1979 | Ankeny | Ankeny |
1980 | Ankeny | Charles City |
1981 | Des Moines East | Ankeny |
1982 | Des Moines Hoover | Roland-Story |
1983 | Cedar Rapids Jefferson | Turkey Valley |
1984 | Davenport West | Ankeny |
1985 | Dubuque Senior | Ankeny |
1986 | Davenport West | Ankeny |
1987 | North Scott | Urbandale |
From 1988–1993, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1988 | Webster City |
1989 | Muscatine |
1990 | Valley, West Des Moines |
1991 | Ankeny |
1992 | Dowling Catholic |
1993 | North Scott |
From 1994–2003, 3 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
---|---|---|---|
1994 | Lisbon | Carlisle | Ankeny |
1995 | Lisbon | Clarke | Ottumwa |
1996 | Lisbon | Carlisle | Ankeny |
1997 | Clear Creek-Amana | Carlisle | Cedar Rapids Jefferson |
1998 | Woodward-Granger | Benton Community | Cedar Rapids Jefferson |
1999 | Alburnett | Waukee | Des Moines Lincoln |
2000 | North Polk | Waukee | Muscatine |
2001 | Colfax-Mingo | Webster City | Des Moines Lincoln |
2002 | Woodbury Central | Clear Creek-Amana | North Scott |
2003 | Cardinal | Solon | Valley, West Des Moines |
From 2004–2011, 4 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A |
---|---|---|---|---|
2004 | Cardinal | Clear Creek-Amana | Spirit Lake | Dowling Catholic |
2005 | Alburnett | Akron-Westfield | Norwalk | Valley, West Des Moines |
2006 | Akron-Westfield | North Polk | Clear Creek-Amana | Des Moines East |
2007 | Highland | Solon | West Delaware | Valley, West Des Moines |
2008 | Newell-Fonda | North Polk | Winterset | Valley, West Des Moines |
2009 | Earlham | BCLUW | Clear Creek-Amana | Johnston |
2010 | Akron-Westfield | BCLUW | Carlisle | Valley, West Des Moines |
2011 | Akron-Westfield | Regina | Clear Creek-Amana | Des Moines East |
From 2012–present, 5 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A | 5A |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2012 | Martensdale-St. Marys | Treynor | Ballard | Indianola | Ankeny |
2013 | Akron-Westfield | Durant | Bondurant-Farrar | Dallas Center-Grimes | Dowling Catholic |
2014 | Akron-Westfield | Earlham | Clarke | Dallas Center-Grimes | Johnston |
2015 | AGWSR | Iowa City Regina | Solon | Dallas Center-Grimes | Waukee |
2016 | Kee | Van Meter | Benton | Oskaloosa | Johnston |
2017 | Lansing Kee | Iowa City Regina | Assumption, Davenport | Winterset | Pleasant Valley |
2018 | Collins-Maxwell | Louisa-Muscatine | Assumption, Davenport | Des Moines Hoover | Pleasant Valley |
2019 | Collins-Maxwell | North Linn | Assumption, Davenport | Carlisle | West Des Moines Valley |
2020 | Clarksville | Ogden | Albia | Winterset | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
Year | 1A champion | 2A champion |
---|---|---|
1983 | Dubuque Wahlert | |
1984 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1985 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1986 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1987 | Cedar Rapids Washington | |
1988 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1989 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1990 | Cedar Rapids Jefferson | |
1991 | Dubuque Wahlert | |
1992 | Waterloo Columbus | |
1993 | West Des Moines Valley | |
1994 | Decorah | West Des Moines Valley |
1995 | Waterloo Columbus | Bettendorf |
1996 | Sioux City Heelan | Bettendorf |
1997 | Camanche | Bettendorf |
1998 | Decorah | Bettendorf |
1999 | Decorah | Bettendorf |
2000 | Decorah | Bettendorf |
2001 | Waterloo Columbus | West Des Moines Valley |
2002 | Waterloo Columbus | Urbandale |
2003 | Decorah | Bettendorf |
2004 | Waterloo Columbus | Iowa City West |
2005 | Waterloo Columbus | Iowa City West |
2006 | Waterloo Columbus | Iowa City West |
2007 | Waterloo Columbus | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
2008 | Camanche | Boone |
2009 | Dubuque Wahlert | Ames |
2010 | Camanche | Ames |
2011 | Waterloo Columbus | Ames |
2012 | Camanche | Ames |
2013 | Waterloo Columbus | Clinton |
2014 | Waterloo Columbus | Cedar Rapids Washington |
2015 | Waterloo Columbus | Des Moines Roosevelt |
2016 | Waterloo Columbus | Cedar Rapids Prairie |
2017 | Waterloo Columbus | Pleasant Valley |
2018 | Waterloo Columbus | Iowa City West |
2019 | Xavier | Ames |
Track All-Time & State Champions List [3] | ||||
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Year | State Champion | |||
1962 | Sentral | |||
1963 | Sentral | |||
1964 | Belle Plaine | |||
1965 | Belle Plaine | |||
1966 | Belle Plaine | |||
1967 | Manilla | |||
1968 | Rolfe | |||
1969 | Manilla | |||
1970 | (tie) Manilla (tie) BGM | |||
1971 | Manilla | |||
1972 | Collins | |||
1973 | Woodbine | |||
1974 | Woodbine | |||
1975 | Woodbine | |||
1976 | Davenport, West | |||
Track All-Time & State Champions List [3] | ||||
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Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | |
1977 | Manilla | Hull Western Christian | Davenport, West | |
1978 | Manilla | Hull Western Christian | Kanawha | - |
1979 | North Tama | Sioux Center | Indianola | - |
1980 | North Tama | Sioux Center | Indianola | |
1981 | North Tama | Council Bluffs, St. Albert | Ankeny | |
1982 | Titonka | Starmount | Davenport, Central | |
1983 | Lemars, Gehlen Catholic | Atlantic | Waverly-Shell Rock | |
1984 | Belle Plaine | Sheldon | Davenport Central | |
1985 | Laurens-Marathon | Mount Vernon | Pleasant Valley | |
1986 | Laurens-Marathon | Camanche | Bettendorf | |
1987 | Laurens-Marathon | Camanche | Ames | |
1988 | Mount Ayr | Tipton | Ames | |
1989 | Waco | Tipton | Bettendorf | |
1990 | Sigourney | De Witt Central | Bettendorf | |
1991 | Sigourney | Tipton | Pleasant Valley | |
1992 | Sigourney | Orange City, Unity Christian | Ames | |
1993 | Woodbine | Eddyville | Indianola | |
1994 | Gehlen Catholic, Lemars | Jefferson-Scranton | Indianola | |
1995 | Iowa City, Regina | Davis County-Fox Valley | Ames | |
1996 | West Hancock | New Hampton | Ames | |
1997 | Andrew | (tie) Benton Community (tie) South Winneshiek | Iowa City, City High | |
1998 | Belle Plaine | Atlantic | Iowa City, City High | |
1999 | South Winneshiek | Atlantic | Iowa City, City High | |
2000 | Council Bluffs, St. Albert | Atlantic | Iowa City, West | |
2001 | Aplington-Parkersburg | Atlantic | Iowa City, West | |
2002 | Cedar Falls, NU High | Central DeWitt | Iowa City, City High | |
2003 | (tie) LeMars Gehlen Catholic (tie) Northeast | Atlantic | Iowa City, City High | |
Track All-Time & State Champions List [3] | ||||
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2004 | (tie) North Linn (tie) Tri-Center | Tipton | (tie) Atlantic (tie) Mount Pleasant | Iowa City, City High |
2005 | North Linn | Tipton | Mount Pleasant | Valley, West Des Moines |
2006 | North Tama | Tipton | Mount Pleasant | Iowa City, West |
2007 | North Tama | Tipton | Benton Community | Iowa City, West |
2008 | North Tama | North Polk | Benton Community | Iowa City, West |
2009 | North Tama | Logan-Magnolia | Mount Vernon-Lisbon | Iowa City, West |
2010 | Central Lyon | (tie) Gilbert (tie) Solon | Mount Vernon-Lisbon | Iowa City, West |
2011 | Griswold | Logan-Magnolia | Dubuque Wahlert | Iowa City, City High |
2012 | Griswold | Cascade | Dubuque Wahlert | Waukee |
2013 | Griswold | Hull, Western Christian | Davenport Assumption | Waukee |
2014 | North Linn | Cascade | Davenport Assumption | Urbandale |
2015 | Hudson | Clayton Ridge | Davenport Assumption | Pleasant Valley |
2016 | West Hancock | Cascade | Davenport Assumption | Waukee |
2017 | Sigourney | Cascade | Davenport Assumption | Waukee |
2018 | Danville | Mid-Prairie | Pella | Waukee |
2019 | (tie) Alburnett (tie) Kee | Mid-Prairie | Glenwood | Waukee |
From 1970–1973, one class, winter season play only:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1970 | Davenport West |
1971 | Fort Dodge |
1972 | Carroll |
1973 | Mason City |
From 1973–1980, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1973 | Dubuque Senior |
1974 | Wahlert |
1975 | Dubuque Hempstead |
1976 | Wahlert |
1977 | Wahlert |
1978 | Wahlert |
1979 | Cedar Rapids Kennedy |
1980 | Dubuque Senior |
From 1981–1993, 2 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A |
---|---|---|
1981 | Mater Dei | Davenport Central |
1982 | Mater Dei | Sioux City North |
1983 | Mater Dei | Dubuque Senior |
1984 | Mount Vernon | Fort Dodge |
1985 | Dike | North Scott |
1986 | Dike | Wahlert |
1987 | Dike | Wahlert |
1988 | Dike | Davenport North |
1989 | Dike | Western Christian |
1990 | Unity Christian | Wahlert |
1991 | Marquette, West Point | Wahlert |
1992 | Lincoln, Stanwood | Wahlert |
1993 | Unity Christian | Western Christian |
From 1994–2002, 3 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A |
---|---|---|---|
1994 | Dike-New Hartford | Western Christian | Marshalltown |
1995 | Eldora-New Providence | Western Christian | Wahlert |
1996 | Marquette, West Point | Unity Christian | Wahlert |
1997 | Dike-New Hartford | Unity Christian | Davenport North |
1998 | Eldora-New Providence | Western Christian | Iowa City High |
1999 | Tripoli | Iowa Falls | Bishop Heelan Catholic |
2000 | Tripoli | Unity Christian | Wahlert |
2001 | Tripoli | Western Christian | Wahlert |
2002 | Grandview Park Baptist | Western Christian | Wahlert |
From 2003–2011, 4 classes:
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A |
---|---|---|---|---|
2003 | Tripoli | Western Christian | Wahlert | Dubuque Hempstead |
2004 | Tripoli | Western Christian | Wahlert | Ankeny |
2005 | Tripoli | Aplington-Parkersburg | Wahlert | Ankeny |
2006 | Wapsie Valley | Western Christian | Bishop Heelan Catholic | Iowa City High |
2007 | Wapsie Valley | Western Christian | Bishop Heelan Catholic | Johnston |
2008 | Tripoli | Western Christian | Marion | Ankeny |
2009 | Tripoli | Mount Vernon | Waverly-Shell Rock | Ankeny |
2010 | Tripoli | Western Christian | Mount Vernon | Iowa City West |
2011 | Tripoli | Dike-New Hartford | Waverly-Shell Rock | Iowa City West |
From 2012–present, 5 classes
Year | 1A | 2A | 3A | 4A | 5A |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2012 | Tripoli | Dike-New Hartford | MOC-Floyd Valley | Charles City | Bettendorf |
2013 | Janesville | Dike-New Hartford | MOC-Floyd Valley | Harlan | Bettendorf |
2014 | Holy Trinity Catholic | Dike-New Hartford | Solon | Harlan | Ankeny Centennial |
2015 | Janesville | Western Christian | Nevada | West Delaware | Ankeny Centennial |
2016 | Janesville | Western Christian | Dike-New Hartford | Dubuque Wahlert | Ankeny Centennial |
2017 | Janesville | Dike-New Hartford | Columbus Catholic | Dubuque Wahlert [4] | Cedar Falls |
2018 | Janesville | Western Christian | Kuemper Catholic | Dubuque Wahlert | Ankeny Centennial |
2019 | Sidney | Western Christian | Mount Vernon | Sergeant Bluff-Luton | Cedar Falls |
2020 | Burlington Notre Dame | Dike-New Hartford | Osage | Xavier | Ankeny |
Three sports were previously overseen by the IGHSAU. These three sports were: gymnastics, synchronized swimming, and indoor track and field.
Gymnastics was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1968–1988.
From 1968–1988, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1968 | Sioux City Central |
1969 | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1970 | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1971 | Ames; Des Moines Roosevelt |
1972 | Des Moines Roosevelt |
1973 | Des Moines Roosevelt |
1974 | Des Moines Roosevelt |
1975 | Des Moines Roosevelt |
1976 | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1977 | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1978 | Ames |
1979 | Cedar Rapids Washington |
1980 | Clinton |
1981 | Clinton |
1982 | Clinton |
1983 | Linn-Mar |
1984 | Clinton |
1985 | Linn-Mar |
1986 | Linn-Mar |
1987 | Clinton |
1988 | Linn-Mar |
Synchronized Swimming was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1970–1981.
From 1970–1981, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1970 | Davenport West |
1971 | Davenport Central |
1972 | Davenport Central |
1973 | Davenport Central |
1974 | Davenport Central |
1975 | Davenport Central |
1976 | Davenport Central |
1977 | Davenport Central |
1978 | Davenport Central |
1979 | Valley, West Des Moines |
1980 | Valley, West Des Moines |
1981 | Valley, West Des Moines |
Indoor Track & Field was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1965–1997.
From 1965–1997, one class:
Year | Champion |
---|---|
1965 | Belle Plaine |
1966 | Belle Plaine |
1967 | Rolfe |
1968 | Adel |
1969 | Manilla |
1970 | B-G-M |
1971 | Manilla |
1972 | Collins; Manilla |
1973 | Hampton |
1974 | Collins |
1975 | Woodbine |
1976 | Woodbine |
1977 | Indianola |
1978 | Tri-County |
1979 | Indianola |
1980 | Indianola |
1981 | Cedar Rapids Jefferson |
1982 | Davenport West |
1983 | Pleasant Valley |
1984 | Pleasant Valley |
1985 | Pleasant Valley |
1986 | Pleasant Valley |
1987 | Camanche |
1988 | Camanche |
1989 | Ames |
1990 | Ames |
1991 | Pleasant Valley |
1992 | Pleasant Valley |
1993 | Indianola |
1994 | Indianola |
1995 | Cedar Falls; Indianola |
1996 | Davenport North; CR Prairie; Ankeny |
1997 | Pleasant Valley |
Term span | Name |
---|---|
1947–54 | R.H. (Rod) Chisholm |
1954–2002 | Dr. E. Wayne Cooley |
2002–08 | Troy Dannen |
2008–16 | Mike Dick |
2016–present | Jean Berger |
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The Lakes Conference is a high school athletic conference whose members are located in mid-sized cities in northwest Iowa. Most of the schools are located in their respective county seats.
The Maple Valley Conference was a high school sports league in western Iowa. Most of its members are classified as 1A, the smallest grouping of schools in Iowa. However, a few of the schools compete in the next-largest class, 2A. The conference was formed in 1931 and existed for 77 years before merging with the Boyer Valley Conference in 2008.
Mount Vernon Community School District is a public school district headquartered in Mount Vernon, Iowa. The district is mostly in Linn County, with a small areas in Jones and Johnson counties. The district serves the city of Mount Vernon and surrounding areas to the west, plus an additional rural area northeast of Mount Vernon.