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Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union

January 01, 1970

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.

Basketball edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 5A- Largest 40 schools by enrollment
  • 4A- Next Largest 48
  • 3A- Next Largest 64
  • 2A- Next Largest 80
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 1920 until 1984, there was one tournament for teams with 6 players.

From 1985-1993, there was a tournament for 5-player teams and one for 6-player teams.

From 1994-2012, there were 4 classes, all with 5 players

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

Bowling edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 3A- Largest 30 schools by enrollment
  • 2A- Next Largest 30
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 2007-2014, 2 Classes

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

Soccer edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 3A- Largest 40 schools by enrollment
  • 2A- Next Largest 48
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 1998–2001, one class:

From 2002–2010, 2 classes:

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

Softball edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 5A- Largest 40 schools by enrollment
  • 4A- Next Largest 48
  • 3A- Next Largest 64
  • 2A- Next Largest 80
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 1957–1987, one class, summer and fall seasons:

From 1988–1993, one class:

From 1994–2003, 3 classes:

From 2004–2011, 4 classes:

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
2021 Newell-Fonda North Linn Assumption, Davenport Western Dubuque Fort Dodge
2022 Twin Cedars Iowa City Regina Mount Vernon Winterset Waukee Northwest
2023 North Linn Iowa City Regina Williamsburg Winterset Ankeny Centennial

Tennis edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 2A - Largest 48 schools by enrollment
  • 1A - Remaining schools

State Champions edit

Track and Field edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 4A- Largest 48 schools by enrollment
  • 3A- Next Largest 64
  • 2A- Next Largest 96
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 1962 to 1976: one class edit

From 1977 to 2003: 3 classes edit

From 2004 to current: 4 classes edit

Track All-Time & State Champions List[3]
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

Volleyball edit

Classification guidelines edit

  • 5A- Largest 40 schools by enrollment
  • 4A- Next Largest 48
  • 3A- Next Largest 64
  • 2A- Next Largest 80
  • 1A- Remaining schools

State Champions edit

From 1970–1973, one class, winter season play only:

From 1973–1980, one class:

From 1981–1993, 2 classes:

From 1994–2002, 3 classes:

From 2003–2011, 4 classes:

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

Defunct sports edit

Three sports were previously overseen by the IGHSAU. These three sports were: gymnastics, synchronized swimming, and indoor track and field.

Gymnastics edit

Classification guidelines edit

Gymnastics was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1968–1988.

State Champions edit

From 1968–1988, one class:

Synchronized Swimming edit

Classification guidelines edit

Synchronized Swimming was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1970–1981.

State Champions edit

From 1970–1981, one class:

Indoor Track & Field edit

Classification guidelines edit

Indoor Track & Field was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1965–1997.

State Champions edit

From 1965–1997, one class:

IGHSAU Executive Directors edit

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

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union". IGHSAU. Retrieved January 30, 2015.
  2. ^ (PDF). Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. pp. 10–17. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 15, 2014. Retrieved March 15, 2014.
  3. ^ a b c TrackRecordBook
  4. ^ "2017 Iowa Girls Volleyball State Tournament (Class 4A) - MaxPreps". www.maxpreps.com.

External links edit

  • Official website

January 01, 1970
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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 amp diving track and field tennis and volleyball 1 Sports previously overseen by the IGHSAU were gymnastics synchronized swimming and indoor track and field Contents 1 Basketball 1 1 Classification guidelines 1 2 State Champions 2 Bowling 2 1 Classification guidelines 2 2 State Champions 3 Soccer 3 1 Classification guidelines 3 2 State Champions 4 Softball 4 1 Classification guidelines 4 2 State Champions 5 Tennis 5 1 Classification guidelines 5 2 State Champions 6 Track and Field 6 1 Classification guidelines 6 2 State Champions 6 2 1 From 1962 to 1976 one class 6 2 2 From 1977 to 2003 3 classes 6 2 3 From 2004 to current 4 classes 7 Volleyball 7 1 Classification guidelines 7 2 State Champions 8 Defunct sports 9 Gymnastics 9 1 Classification guidelines 9 2 State Champions 10 Synchronized Swimming 10 1 Classification guidelines 10 2 State Champions 11 Indoor Track amp Field 11 1 Classification guidelines 11 2 State Champions 12 IGHSAU Executive Directors 13 References 14 External linksBasketball editClassification guidelines edit 5A Largest 40 schools by enrollment 4A Next Largest 48 3A Next Largest 64 2A Next Largest 80 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit From 1920 until 1984 there was one tournament for teams with 6 players IGHSAU State Basketball Champions 2 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 JohnstonBowling editClassification guidelines edit 3A Largest 30 schools by enrollment 2A Next Largest 30 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit 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 OttumwaSoccer editClassification guidelines edit 3A Largest 40 schools by enrollment 2A Next Largest 48 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit 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 AnkenySoftball editClassification guidelines edit 5A Largest 40 schools by enrollment 4A Next Largest 48 3A Next Largest 64 2A Next Largest 80 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit 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 2021 Newell Fonda North Linn Assumption Davenport Western Dubuque Fort Dodge 2022 Twin Cedars Iowa City Regina Mount Vernon Winterset Waukee Northwest 2023 North Linn Iowa City Regina Williamsburg Winterset Ankeny CentennialTennis editClassification guidelines edit 2A Largest 48 schools by enrollment 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit IGHSAU Tennis Team Champions 1 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 AmesTrack and Field editClassification guidelines edit 4A Largest 48 schools by enrollment 3A Next Largest 64 2A Next Largest 96 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit From 1962 to 1976 one class edit Track All Time amp State Champions List 3 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 From 1977 to 2003 3 classes edit Track All Time amp State Champions List 3 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 From 2004 to current 4 classes edit Track All Time amp State Champions List 3 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 WaukeeVolleyball editClassification guidelines edit 5A Largest 40 schools by enrollment 4A Next Largest 48 3A Next Largest 64 2A Next Largest 80 1A Remaining schools State Champions edit 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 AnkenyDefunct sports editThree sports were previously overseen by the IGHSAU These three sports were gymnastics synchronized swimming and indoor track and field Gymnastics editClassification guidelines edit Gymnastics was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1968 1988 State Champions edit 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 MarSynchronized Swimming editClassification guidelines edit Synchronized Swimming was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1970 1981 State Champions edit 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 MoinesIndoor Track amp Field editClassification guidelines edit Indoor Track amp Field was an IGHSAU sponsored sport from 1965 1997 State Champions edit 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 ValleyIGHSAU Executive Directors editTerm 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 BergerReferences edit a b Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union IGHSAU Retrieved January 30 2015 All Time State Tournament Results PDF Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union pp 10 17 Archived from the original PDF on March 15 2014 Retrieved March 15 2014 a b c TrackRecordBook 2017 Iowa Girls Volleyball State Tournament Class 4A MaxPreps www maxpreps com External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union amp oldid 1170489910, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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