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Event Locations ANAMOSA BLUE RAIDERS Website: www.anamosa.k12.ia.us High School: 209 Sadie Street, Anamosa, Iowa 52205 (map) (319) 462-3594 Events at High School: H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling, H.S. Volleyball West Middle School: 200 S. Garnavillo Street, Anamosa, IA 52205 (map) (319) 462-3553 Events at West Middle School: Auditorium location, M.S. Wrestling, M.S. Basketball, M.S. Volleyball Off-Site Event Locations: Downing Field 1298 Walworth, Ave, Anamosa, IA 52205 (map) Events at Off-Site Location: H.S. Track, M.S. Track, Football, Baseball, Softball, Soccer Golf: Fawn Creek Country Club 1601 130th St Anamosa, Iowa 52205 (map) (319) 462-4115 BENTON COMMUNITY BOBCATS Website: www.benton.k12.ia.us High School: 600 1st Street, Van Horne, IA 52346 (map) (319) 228-8701 Events at High School: H.S. & M.S. Football & Track, H.S. Soccer, H.S. Baseball, H.S. Softball, H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling Middle School: 600 1st Street, Van Horne, IA 52346 (map) (319) 228-8701 Benton Keystone School: 280 4th Avenue, Keystone, IA 52249 (map) (319) 442-3221 Events at Benton Keystone School: M.S. Wrestling Middle School Volleyball & Basketball: check rSchool calendar for location Benton Atkins School, 217 4th Avenue, Atkins, IA 52206 (map) OR Benton Norway School, 100 School Drive, Norway, IA 52318 (map) Off-Site Event Locations: Atkins Nature Trail, 80 Railroad Street, Atkins, IA 52206 (map) Event: H.S. & M.S. Cross Country: Golf: Tara Hills Golf Course 1846 70th Street Van Horne, IA 52346 (map) (319) 228-8771 CENTER POINT-URBANA STORMIN' POINTERS Website: www.cpuschools.org High School: 145 Iowa Street, Center Point, IA 52213 (map) (319) 849-1102 Events at High School: H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling Middle School: 613 Summit Street, Center Point, IA 52213 (map) (319) 849-1102 Events at Middle School: M.S. Volleyball, M.S. Basketball & M.S. Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: 102 Trader Street, Center Point, IA 52213 (map) Events: H.S. & M.S. Football, Cross Country, Softball, Baseball, and Track Fross Park, 1501 Main Street, Center Point, IA 52213 (map) Event: H.S. Soccer, M.S. Softball Golf: Rolling Acres 4761 Rolling Acres Road Center Point, IA 52213 (map) CENTRAL DEWITT SABERS Website: https://www.cd-csd.org/ Central High School: 519 East 11th Street, DeWitt, Iowa 52742 (map) (563) 659-0715 Events at High School: Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Track, Soccer, Volleyball Central Middle School: 425 E. 11th Street, DeWitt, Iowa 52742 (map) (563) 659-0735 Events at Middle School: Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: Grace Lutheran Camp 2675 242nd St DeWitt, IA 52742 (map) Event: Cross Country Golf: Springbrook Country Club 2122 17th Ave DeWitt, IA 52742 (map) (563) 659-3187 Bowling: DeWitt Lanes 309 11th Street DeWitt, IA 52742 (map) (563) 659-3825 CLEAR CREEK-AMANA CLIPPERS Website: www.cc-amana.k12.ia.us High School: 551 W. Marengo Road, Tiffin, IA 52340 (map) (319) 545-2361 Events at High School: H.S. Football, M.S. Football, H.S. Track, M.S. Track, Soccer, H.S. Softball, H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling, Auditorium Location Middle School: 311 W. Marengo Rd, Tiffin, IA 52340 (map) (319) 545-4490 Events at Middle School: M.S. Volleyball, M.S. Basketball, M.S. Wrestling, Baseball Oxford Elementary School: 230 W. Wilson St, Oxford, IA 52322 (map) (319) 828-4505 Events at Oxford Elementary: Softball Amana Elementary School: 3023 220th Trail, Tiffin, IA 52203 (map) (319) 622-3255 Events at Amana Elementary School: M.S. Swimming Off-Site Event Locations: Kickers Soccer Park 4400 Soccer Park Rd Iowa City, IA 52240 (map) Event: High School & Middle School Cross Country Golf: Amana Colonies Golf Course 451 U Avenue Amana, IA 52203 (map) (319) 622-6222 Dyersville Beckman Blazers Website: http://www.beckman.pvt.k12.ia.us/ High School and Junior High School: 1325 9th Street SE, Dyersville, IA 52040 (map) (563) 875-7188 Events at High School: Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling, Football, Softball, Soccer, Track, 9th&10th Baseball Off-Site Event Locations: Jenk Field @ Dyersville Commercial Club Park 225 11th St SE, Dyersville, IA 52040 (map) Event: Varsity Baseball Golf: Rolling Knolls Golf Course 2424 2nd Ave SE Dyersville, IA 52040 (map) OR Country Club Golf Course 1010 20th St. NE Dyersville, IA 52040 (map) Independence Mustangs Website: http://www.independence.k12.ia.us/ Junior/Senior High School: 700 20th Ave SW, Independence, IA 50644 (map) (319) 334-7405 Events at High School: H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling Events at Middle School: M.S. Volleyball, M.S. Basketball & M.S. Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: 1301 1st St. W, Independence, IA 50644 (map) Events: Football, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Softball Mental Health Institute Campus 2277 Iowa Ave Independence, IA 50644 (map) Event: H.S. & M.S. Cross Country Golf: Girls Golf: Boys Golf: Three Elms Golf Course River Ridge Golf Course 2074 3-Elms Park Rd 1749 Golf Course Blvd Independence, IA 50644 (map) Independence, IA 50644 (map) (319) 334-4235 (319) 334-6576 Bowling: Lucky 10 Lanes 519 1st St E Independence, IA 50644 (map) (319) 334-9593 MAQUOKETA CARDINALS Website: www.maquoketa.k12.ia.us High School: 600 Washington St, Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) (563) 652-2451 Events at High School: Softball, Baseball, Track, Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling Middle School: 200 East Locus St, Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) (563) 652-4956 Events at Middle School: M.S. Basketball, M.S. Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: Maquoketa Goodenow Football/Soccer Field 202 E. Summit Street, Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) Events: H.S. & M.S. Football, H.S. Soccer High School and Middle School Cross Country: Varies – please check rSchool schedule for location Auditorium: Ohward Fine Arts Center 1215 E Platt Street Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) Golf: Prairie Creek Golf Course Maquoketa Country Club 1793 211th St OR 17961 W Summit St Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) Bowling: Timber Lanes 1005 E Platt St. Maquoketa, IA 52060 (map) (5630 652-5882 MARION INDIANS Website: http://www.marion-isd.org/ High School: 675 S. 15th Street, Marion IA 52302 (map) (319) 377-9891 Events at High School: H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Auditorium Location Middle School: 1350 4th Avenue, Marion IA 52302 (map) (319) 377-9401 Events at Middle School: M.S. Football, M.S. Volleyball, M.S. Basketball, M.S. Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: 101 3rd Ave, Marion, IA 52302 (map) Events: H.S. Football, H.S. & M.S. Track, H.S. Soccer High School & Middle School Cross Country: Check rSchool calendar for location. Golf: Gardner Golf Course 5101 Golf Course Rd Marion, IA 52302 (map) Bowling: Cedar Rapids Bowling Center 265 Blairs Ferry Rd NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 (map) (319) 377-9481 Mount Vernon Mustangs Website: http://www.mountvernon.k12.ia.us/ High School: 731 Palisades Rd SW, Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (map) (319) 895-8843 Events at High School: H.S. Volleyball, H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling, H.S. & M.S. Softball Middle School: 525 Palisades Rd SW, Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (map) (319) 895-6254 Events at Middle School: M.S. Volleyball, M.S. Basketball, M.S. Wrestling, Location of the Auditorium Off-Site Event Locations: First Street Community Building 221 1st St NE, Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (map) Event: H.S. Soccer, Football - Check rSchool calendar for location Ash Park on the Cornell College campus (map) Event: H.S. & M.S. Track Cornell College Campus 600 1st St, Mt Vernon, IA 52314 (map) Event: H.S Baseball, Football - Check rSchool calendar for location High School & Middle School Cross Country: Check rSchool calendar for location as events are on the high school grounds OR Cornell College soccer field grounds Golf: Kernoustie Golf Club 203 Country Club Dr. SE Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (map) (319) 895-8193 Solon Spartans Website: https://www.solon.k12.ia.us/ High School: 600 W 5th St, Solon, IA 52333 (map) Events at High School: H.S. Basketball, H.S. Wrestling, H.S. Volleyball, Football, Soccer, Track Middle School: 1775 Racine Ave NE, Solon, IA 52333 (map) Events at Middle School: M.S. Basketball, M.S. Wrestling, M.S. Volleyball Off-Site Event Locations: 1747 Racine Ave NE Solon, IA 52333 (map) Events: Baseball, Softball High School & Middle School Cross Country: Check rSchool calendar for location. Golf: Saddleback Ridge Golf Course 4646 180th St. NE Solon, IA 52333 (map) (319) 624-1477 OR Lake MacBride Golf Course 3891 Pro Rd NE Solon, IA 52333 (map) (319) 624-2500 South Tama Trojans Website: http://www.s-tama.k12.ia.us/ High School: 1715 Harding Street, Tama, IA 52339 (map) (641) 484-4345 Events at High School: Football, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, H.S. & M.S. Track, Soccer, Wrestling, Volleyball Middle School: 201 South Green Street, Toledo, IA 52342 (map) (641) 484-4121 Events at Middle School: Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling Off-Site Event Locations: High School & Middle School Cross Country: Check rSchool calendar for location. Golf: Tama-Toledo Country Club 806 W. 13th St. Tama, IA 52339 (map) (641) 484-2027 VINTON SHELLSBURG VIKINGS Website: www.vscsd.org High School: 210 W 21st Street, Vinton, IA 52349 (map) (319) 436-4728 Events at High School: Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling, Cross Country, Auditorium Location VS Karr Athletic Complex Events: H.S. Football, M.S. Football, H.S. Track, M.S. Track, H.S. Soccer Middle School: 212 West 15th Street, Vinton, IA 52349 (map) 319-436-4728 Events at Middle School: Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling Tilford Elementary School: 308 E 13th Street, Vinton, IA 52349 (map) (319) 436-4728 Events at Tilford Elementary School: H.S.
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