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- A. Eligibility Rules (CHS)
- B. Eligibility Requirements (IGHSAU)
- C. Student Activity Conduct Code
- 1. Academic eligibility
- 2. School attendance
- 3. Possession or use of controlled substances
- 4. Transfer students
- 5. Due process procedures
- 6. Appeals
- 7. Additional guidelines
- D. Student Transfer and Interscholastic Competition Activities
- A. Eligibility Rules (CHS)
- 1.To be eligible to compete in extracurricular activities a student must pass at least four (4) subjects each trimester. (PE & DE not included). If not passing in four (4) subjects at that time, an athlete is ineligible for the following trimester.
- B. Eligibility Requirements (IGHSAU)
YOU ARE NOT ELIGIBLE:
1.If you do not have a physicians certificate of fitness issued this school year, or if you are twenty years of age or over.
2.If you have attended high school for more than eight (8) semesters. (Twenty days of attendance or playing in one contest constitutes one semester.)
3.If you did not pass the equivalent of twenty trimester hours or more the previous trimester.
4.If you were out of school last trimester, or if you entered school this trimester later that the second week of school.
5.If you have changed schools this semester. (Except upon like change of residence for your parents.)
6.If you have ever accepted an award for your high school participation from an outside group other than an inexpensive, unframed, unmounted paper certificate of recognition, or, if you have received any money for expenses or otherwise, for your participation in an athletic contest.
7.If you have competed on a non-school team as a team member or as an individual while out for a sport and during that sport season without the previous written consent of your principal or designee. Example: While you are out for softball/baseball and during softball/baseball season you want to participate on an outside school softball/baseball team or tournament. You would have to have permission from the school principal or designee or you would be declared ineligible. Once softball/baseball season is over, you may participate without written permission.
8.If you have ever trained with a college squad or have participated in a college event.
9.If your habits and conduct both in and out of school are such as to make you unworthy to represent the ideals, principles, and standards of your school.
- C. Student Activity Conduct Code
- The Student Activity Conduct Code designated expectations for students who participate in extra-curricular activities such as athletics, music ensembles, debate, speech, cheerleading, pom pom squads, drama, academic decathlon, and other school sponsored performances and/or competitions. Student performances and/or competitions in extra-curricular activities which contribute to a grade in an academic class are not included in this activity conduct code. In addition to the behavioral expectations detailed in Board Policy/Administrative Regulation 502.1, extra-curricular activity participants are expected to follow the specific behavioral and eligibility guidelines included within the Student Activity Conduct Code. The following student activity code expectations are in effect during the season a student is a member of an extra-curricular activity or an athletic team.
- 1. Academic eligibility
To participate in any high school performance or competitive activity a student must have passed at least four (4) subjects (excluding physical education or driver's education) the preceding trimester and must be enrolled in four (4) subjects (excluding physical education or driver's education) throughout the current trimester. A special education student who is making adequate progress in meeting the goals and objectives on the individualized education plan, as assessed by the teacher, will be academically eligible.
An academically ineligible student, with administrative and coach/director approval, may practice but cannot participate in any competitions or performances.
- 2. School attendance
A. In order to participate in athletic events and school activities, a student is expected to attend one-half school day ( three class periods) immediately prior to the competition or practice to be eligible to participate in a practice, competition, or performance scheduled on the same date.
B. Participation in evening performances or competitions should not affect school attendance on the following day. When performing or competing during the school day, students are expected to return to classes immediately after the event.
C. Students placed on in-school or out-of-school suspension will not be allowed to practice or compete in contests during the suspension period.
- 3. Possession or use of controlled substances
Students participating in extra-curricular activities are prohibited during the season from distribution, dispensing, manufacture, possession, use, or being under the influence of beer, wine, alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, prescription drugs void or in violation of a prescription, psycho-active and/other controlled substances, paraphernalia or equipment associated with these substances or "look alike" substances that appear to be any of the above substances or immediate association with the above. Violation of rules within any one season of an extra-curricular activity will result in the following action:
A. Possession or Use of Tobacco:
A student who possesses or uses tobacco will be suspended from participating in 1/6 of the season's contest and/or performance dates for the activity or sport and referral to the Student Assistance Team. Each subsequent violation will result in suspension for 1/2 of the season's contest and/or performance dates.
B. Possession or Use of Alcohol or Other Controlled Substances:
A student who possesses or uses alcohol or other substances as defined will be suspended from participating in 1/3 of the season's contest and/or performance dates for the activity or sport and referral to the Student Assistance Team. Each subsequent violation will result in suspension from participation in the equivalent of 1/2 of the season's contest and/or performance dates and referral to the Student Assistance Team.
If there is not a sufficient number of contests or performances remaining in the scheduled season to fulfill the terms of a suspension for possession or use of tobacco, alcohol, alcoholic beverages, or substances as defined, the suspension balance will be carried over to the tournament series and to the next season in which the student participates. This may involve a sport other than the one in which the infraction(s) occurred. A season is defined as commencing with the first day of practice and concluding with the last contest or performance.
- 4. Transfer students
- Eligibility for students who transfer into the Iowa City Community School District from another district will be reviewed at the time the student officially enrolls and begins attending school. All factors affecting students' eligibility status in the previous district will be considered in determining the date the student becomes eligible for participating in performances and/or competitions.
- 5. Due process procedures
Due process procedures as stated in Administrative Regulations 502.1 "Student Discipline;" will be followed. Following notification of the athletic director and principal of information concerning a possible activity code violation, this process will include:
1. Oral or written notice of the allegation(s) against the student and parent notification.
2. The opportunity for the student to respond to the allegation(s).
3. A determination by the coach/director, athletic director, and principal that a violation of the activity code did or did not occur.
- 6. Appeals
A student may appeal the decision an activity code violation did occur by notifying the principal. The principal will form an appeal committee which may include:
The Athletic Director
The School Principal/Associate Principal
Three Head Coaches/Head Directors
Two students who are participating in the same extra-curricular activity as the student making the appeal.This appeal shall be processed within three (3) school days of the date an appeal is filed. The student will not be allowed to participate in any contest during the appeal process, but will be allowed to participate in the practice sessions.
The student may have representatives and/or parents attend the appeal hearing to participate in the discussion. Following the meeting with the student the appeal committee will issue its decision regarding the alleged violation.
- 7. Additional guidelines
All behavioral issues that could impact a student's eligibility for participation in an extra-curricular activity can not be detailed in an activity code. Consequently, additional guidelines, expectations, consequences, and student support plans will be determined by the athletic director, coach, sponsor, and the administration. These expectations and guidelines along with the Student Activity Conduct Code will be shared with students and parents at the beginning of the season or activity.
Although the Student Activity Conduct Code designates its expectations during the time a student is a member of an extra-curricular activity, the school's interest and intent is to expect and support positive student behavior throughout at all times. Serious violations of school rules or community laws that occur during a time a student is not a participant of an extra-curricular activity will be reviewed by the administration to determine the best support plan for the student. A student's eligibility status for extra-curricular activity participation is but one consequence that may be considered by the administration when such events occur.
- D. Student Transfer and Interscholastic Competition Activities
When a student transfers to a high school in the district outside his/her attendance area, the student is ineligible to compete for one calendar year in any interscholastic athletics activity at the school to which the student transfers unless the parent/legal guardian and the student effect a bona fide change of residence to the proper attendance area. This year of athletic ineligibility shall be for one calendar year from the first day of attendance in the receiving school. A bona fide change of residence must result in all household goods being transferred from the previous residence to the new residence, the parents or guardians must actually reside day and night at the new address, and change in residence has not represented an attempt to circumvent the intent of the transfer rule. A bona fide change of residence may also occur when the family unit has been disrupted as a result of divorce, separation or other circumstances beyond the control of the student.
In the event of a parent/legal guardian change in residence, the principal of the receiving school shall ascertain eligibility by:
1. Verifying the students legal residence and ascertaining that the transfer is not in violation of the spirit of the provisions of this regulation;
2. Securing a written transcript of all high school credits; and
3. Securing in writing a statement indicating that the student was in good standing in conduct, citizenship, and academic progress at the time of the transfer.
A student who transfers from one Iowa City Community School District school to another Iowa City Community School District school at the end of the spring term is ineligible to participate in a summer sports program until the first event of the summer program following the completion of the regular school year of ineligibility.
Students transferring back to the high school in their own attendance area after attending a high school outside their attendance area are ineligible to compete in interscholastic athletic activities for at least 90 days.
Students who are declared ineligible under this regulation may appeal the decision to the Associate Superintendent. If the appeal is not resolved at this level, it may be presented to the Superintendent/designee whose decision on the matter shall be final.
IN-DISTRICT PERMITSPRESENT GRADE
9th 10-12
Transfer/Enrollment in school outside
attendance area in ICCSD 1 year* 1 year*Move to new attendance area, but not
change in school None NoneStudents previously at parochial school
transferring to public school in different
attendance area 1 year* 1 year*Students previously at parochial school
transferring to public school in own
attendance area:
Beginning school year. None 90 days +
During school year 90 days + 90 days +Students transferring back to high school
in own attendance area after attending
high school outside attendance area.. 90 days + 90 days +
OPEN ENROLLMENT
(FROM ANOTHER SCHOOL DISTRICT)New to ICCSD.. None 90 days +
Moved out of ICCSD, but will continue
attending same school in ICCSD. None NoneCalendar days
+ Actual school days
Athletes will be allowed to transfer from one sport to another during a given season only upon mutual agreement of both coaches and with the approval of the Athletic Director.
Should you quit a sport during the season, you will not be allowed to join another sport team during their pre-season practice. For example, it would be necessary to wait until the fall sport season ends before joining a winter sport team and so forth.
Athletes will be considered as "good will ambassadors" for City High School.
Athletes will conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen at all times, both on and off the playing surfaces.
Athletes will return from all out-of-town contests with their squads and by school transportation. EXCEPTIONS can be made by parents calling the coach in advance to explain the reason for the request, AND by then providing a written note to the coach requesting the exception.
Please do not make requests to simply ride home with parents rather than on the bus or van. The team concept should always be paramount. At no time should an athlete request to ride home with someone other than his or her parent.
Whenever possible and practical, it is our practice to furnish school transportation to practices and contests. However, occasionally it is necessary for us to have athletes report to the site rather than furnish school transportation. In cases where athletes are asked to drive, we expect and encourage them to observe the following:
1.Go in "convoy" with coach.
2.Observe all traffic regulations.
3.Practice safety.
4.Do not overload vehicle.
5.Take the shortest, safest route to and from site.
6.Have driver's license on person or in car.
WHEN DROPPING OR BEING DROPPED FROM A SQUAD, ATHLETES WILL:
1.Notify the Head Coach - when dropping
2.Turn in all school gear the same day you drop.
A.Athletes injured in sports should make sure the athletic trainer has filled out an injury report and submitted it to both the Athletic Office and the Principal's office. Athletes also have the responsibility of initiating the insurance claim if injury resulted in ambulance service, doctor's care, or hospital expenses. Remember - insurance companies have no way of knowing about an injury unless you inform them through a claim sheet.
B.All claim sheets should be picked up from the district trainer.
1.In most sports, practice and/or game equipment will be issued to athletes. Athletes will be responsible for said equipment.
2.All equipment will be returned when the athlete finishes the sport either at the end of the season or upon quitting the sport. Any equipment not returned or paid for, will cause the athlete to be ineligible to compete in the next season. Once fees and fines are paid in full, the athlete will become eligible to compete again.
3.Any equipment will be paid for by the athlete if it is lost (this includes theft), or destroyed through negligence. Cost of equipment will be determined by the Athletic Director and will be based on replacement cost of equipment. New equipment will be issued only upon receipt of payment for lost article(s).
4.School owned equipment is to be worn only at scheduled practice or games/meets.
5.Schools are prohibited by law from selling used equipment to students. Please do not ask to buy used school-owned items.
1.At no time is it permissible for individuals or groups to work out in the gymnasium without authorized supervision.
2.At no time will individuals or groups be working out, jogging, or just "messing around" while teams or squads are having an official practice session.
3.Athletes in the gymnasium for one sport practice will refrain from using equipment not specifically for their sport.
4.Athletes are not to be in the weight room without authorized adult supervision.
Athletes who desire to attend a camp or clinic during a sport season are to notify their respective coaches prior to the beginning of practice for that season. Athletes may not miss any City High performances or games without the following rule being implemented:
Missing a City High game because of camp, clinic, or unexcused absences
can result in the athlete not playing in the next two contests at that
level for each game missed. If state tournament series games are missed due
to the above, the athlete can be dropped form the City High team and will
forfeit his/her award.This policy is intended to protect the integrity of all City High teams and enhance the ethic of commitment and teamwork that participation in interscholastic athletics can provide our students.
The following guidelines are to be followed when dealing with athletes that are completing one sport when another is beginning.
1.Concluding sport has priority. Athletes are not to be discouraged from attending practice of beginning sport after completion of concluding sport practice. Conversely, athletes are not to be penalized for completing their commitment to the concluding sport.
2.Appropriate restrictions in the beginning sport activity may be requested by the concluding sport coach for the dual sport athletes.
These guidelines are NOT intended to put the athlete in the middle of any controversy. All athletes that may be involved in the two sports should be identified prior to the start of the beginning season and parameters set at that time to ensure that athletes and parents are clear on the expectations and commitment expected of the student athletes.
The State Athletic Association rules require all athletes to have a physical exam before starting athletic practices each year.
Every year each student shall present to the student's superintendent or designee a certificate signed by a licensed physician, surgeon, osteopathic physician and surgeon, osteopath, or qualified doctor of chiropractic, to the effect that the student has been examined and may safely engage in athletic competition.
The certificate of physical examination is valid for the purpose of this rule for one (1) calendar year. A grace period not to exceed thirty (30) days is allowed for an expired physical.
City High School policy requires all athletes to be covered by insurance (health and accident).
This can be done in two ways:
1.By having family insurance. If this is the case, please indicate on the permission to practice form in the appropriate section.
2.By subscribing to insurance through the school
a.Football players can obtain football insurance forms from the Athletic Office or from the coach. This covers football injuries only.
b.All other sports are covered by the All-Student insurance which is offered through the school each year at a nominal rate.
ROLE
The role of the players in sportsmanship is second in importance only to the coach. Players are admired and respected by students of all levels as well as adult spectators. They have significant influence over the actions and behavior of spectators of all ages.
Players will perform the following responsibilities:
1.Accept and understand the seriousness of their responsibility and the privilege of representing the school and community.2.Learn the rules thoroughly and discuss them with parents, fans fellow students, and elementary students. This will assist everyone in the achievement of a better understanding and appreciation of the game.
3.Cooperate with the coaches and always exercise good sportsmanship by living the rules and role as stated.
4.Only the captain may communicate with the officials on the clarification of rules. It is his/her responsibility to communicate what was said back to his/her teammates and/or coach.
5.Always respect the official's judgment and interpretation of the rules Never argue or make non-verbal gestures which indicate disagreement. This type of immature activity may incite undesirable behavior in the stands and by teammates.
6.Congratulate opponents in a sincere manner following either victory or defeat. This is a true measure of character.
7.Exercise self control at all times, accepting all decisions, unusual occurrences, and abiding by them.
8.Treat opponents with the respect that is accorded a guest or friend.
9.Shake hands with opponents prior to the contest and wish them luck.
BEFORE
1.Shake hands with opponents and express good luck.
2.Learn the rules.
3.Practice your coach's rules in character development.DURING
1.Help players who are down get to their feet.
2.Shake hands after an aggressive exchange.
3.Never gesture to officials, players, coaches, or the fans in a negative manner.
4.Never disagree openly with an official or coach's decision. Carry on ethically and maturely regardless of your true feeling.
5.Shake the opponent's hand if he fouls out or extend congratulations when he is leaving the contest.AFTER
1.Make every effort to extend a congratulatory handshake to your opponent immediately at the game's conclusion.
2 Never debate something that occurred during the game with anyone, as it is in the past.
3.Be objective when communicating to the media about the contest. Don't be controlled by your emotions.
4.Show concern for injured opponents and teammates.
5.Promote sportsmanship and your athletic experience positively whenever and wherever the opportunity is available.
1.Freshmen
a. Numerals and certificate for first time award
b. Certificate for second and subsequent awards2.Sophomores
a. Numerals and certificate for first time award
b. Certificate for second and subsequent awards3.Junior Varsity
a. JV letter and certificate for first time award
b. Certificate for second and subsequent awards3.Varsity
a. Letter, bar, figure, and certificate for first time award
b. Freshmen or sophomores who earn a varsity letter should be
given the numerals as well as the above.
c. Certificate and bar for second and subsequent awards in the
same sport
d. Certificate, bar, and figure for awards in other sportsIn order for an athlete to win ANY award:
1. The athlete must finish the season in good standing.
2. All school-owned equipment must be turned in at the end of
the season.
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| FB | V | UL | UL | 46 |
| JV | UL | UL | 35 | |
| 10 | UL | UL | 40 | |
| 9 | UL | UL | 40 | |
| VB | V | 12 | 12 | 12 |
| JV | 9 | 9 | 9 | |
| 10 | 15 | 15 | 12 | |
| 9 | 15 | 15 | 12 | |
| BXC | V | UL | UL | UL |
| JV | UL | UL | UL | |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| GXC | V | UL | UL | UL |
| JV | UL | UL | UL | |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| GSW | V | UL | UL | UL |
| 10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| BGF | V | 15 | 6 | 6 |
| JV | -- | 6-10 | 6-10 | |
| WR | V | UL | 15 | 15 |
| JV | UL | 15 | 15 | |
| 10 | UL | 15 | 15 | |
| 9 | UL | 15 | 15 | |
| BBB | V | UL | 15 | 15 |
| JV | UL | 10 | 10 | |
| 10 | UL | 15 | 15 | |
| 9 | 20 | 20 | 20 | |
| GBB | V | 18 | 18 | 15 |
| JV | -- | 10 | 10 | |
| 10 | 18 | 18 | 15 | |
| 9 | 25 | 20 | 20 | |
| BSW | V | UL | UL | UL |
| JV | UL | UL | UL | |
| BSC | V | 25 | 18 | 25 |
| 9/10 | 25 | 20 | 25 | |
| GSC | V | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| JV | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| BTN | V | UL | 6 | 6 |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| GTN | V | UL | 6 | 6 |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| BTR | V | UL | UL | UL |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| GTR | V | UL | UL | 22 |
| 9/10 | UL | UL | UL | |
| GGF | V | 15 | 6 | 6 |
| JV | -- | 6-8 | 6-8 | |
| SB | V | 15 | 15 | 15 |
| JV | -- | 15 | 15 | |
| 9/10 | 20 | 20 | 20 | |
| BB | V | 19 | 18 | 18 |
| JV | -- | 9 | 9 | |
| 9/10 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
DIRECTIONS TO OUT OF TOWN ATHLETIC EVENTS
Amana/Clear Creek Middle School - (Middle Amana)
Take Hwy 6 appr. 13 miles to the "T" intersection
@ Homestead. Turn
right onto Hwy 151; go to the 4-way stop in Amana; turn left onto
Hwy 220;
go past Lily Lake and the nursing home; school is the next brick
building
on the right.
Ames H.S. - 1921 Ames High Drive
Take I-80 to I-35 north; follow I-35 to Exit 113; turn left
onto 13th Street to
Grand Avenue; turn right on Grand to 20th Street; turn left on
20th to school.
Ankeny H.S. - 1302 Ankeny Blvd
Take I-80 to I-35 north; take exit 92 and turn left onto 1st
Street; take 1st
to Ankeny Blvd (old Hwy 69); turn right on Ankeny Blvd to the
school.
Bettendorf H.S. - 3333 18th St.
Take I-80 to I-74 South; get off at the Spruce Hills Drive
exit; go left on
Spruce Hills to 18th St.; turn left on 18th St. to school.
Alternate site: Soccer at the old high school I-80 to I-74
to Middle Rd
exit; left on Middle Rd to 23rd St.; right on 23rd to soccer field.
Burlington H.S. - 421 Terrace Dr.
Take 218 South to Mount Pleasant; turn left on Hwy. #34 to Burlington; in Burlington, turn right on Hwy. #61; turn left at Johansen Dr. to the H.S.
Alternate site: Clark Field House - Take S 218 to Mount Pleasant;
turn left
on Hwy 34 to Burlington; follow 34 to the right. Turn right onto
North
Central Avenue and follow it south about 6 blocks. Turn left on
Market St.
Clark Field House is on the right.
Cedar Falls High School - 1015 Division St.
Take I-380 North to Hwy. 20 West; take 20 West to the Hudson
Road exit; turn right on 12th Street to Division, turn left for
the high school.
Alternate sites: Robinson/Dresser Sports Complex - Turn off Hwy
20 on Hudson
Road; continue to 12th St.; turn left and continue on 12th to
Robinson-Dresser. Birdsall Park and Pheasant Ridge Golf Course
- follow same directions.
Peet Junior High turn off on Hudson Road exit north to Cedar
Falls; turn right
on University Avenue; then left on Main; then right on Seerley
Blvd; continue to the
school. Please park in the back of the building.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson - 1243 20th St.
I-380 to Wilson Ave. exit; turn left on Wilson Ave. to 6th St.;turn right on 6th St. to 15th Ave.; go left on 15th Ave. to 18th St.; go right on 18th to 13th Ave; turn left to school.
Football, track, soccer, and baseball @ Kingston Stadium -Take
I-380 to
Wilson Ave exit; turn left on Wilson to Rockford Road; go right
on Rockford
to Kingston.
9 Football @ Wilson M.S. - Take I-380 to Wilson Avenue exit; turn
right on
Wilson and go 2 blocks to J St; turn right on J; field is on the
left.
Golf @ Ellis Park - I-380 to 5th Ave exit; go to 1st Ave and turn
right; take
1st Ave to 1st St West; turn left on 1st and follow along river
to park.
Softball @ corner of 10th Ave. and Chandler (opposite side of
C.R.J.H.S.)
Cedar Rapids Kennedy - 4545 Wenig Rd. NE
I-380 North to 42nd St. exit; turn left on 42nd St. to Wenig Rd.; turn right on Wenig Rd.; school is visible from the turn onto Wenig Rd.
Football and Track @ Kingston Stadium (See above)
Golf @ Twin Pines Golf Course - follow same directions to school;
golf course further
along 42nd.
Cross Country @ Noelridge Park (42nd St. NE)
Cedar Rapids Prairie - 401 76th Ave. SW
I-380 North to exit #13; turn left over the 380 overpass to 965; turn right on 965 to the flashing light @ 76th Ave.;turn right on 76th - school is on the right.
Golf @ Jones Park - (follow Wilson Ave. to Fruitland Blvd.)
Cedar Rapids Washington - 2205 Forest Dr. SE
I-380 to 7th St. exit; go to 1st Ave.; turn left on 1st Ave.; take 1st Ave to Cottage Grove Ave.; turn right on Cottage Grove Ave. to the school.
Football & Track @ Kingston Stadium (See Jefferson)
Golf @ Squaw Creek Country Club (Hwy. 13)
Cross Country @ Noelridge Park (42nd Ave. NE)
Softball @ Franklin Field (20th St. and "E" Ave. NE)
Cedar Rapids Xavier 6300 42nd Street NE
I-380 to 42nd Street exit; left on 42nd Street to the school.
Clinton High School - 8th Ave. South & South 9th St.
I-80 to Hwy. 61 North; take 61 North to Hwy. 30 East; take Hwy. 30 East to Manufacturing Dr.; go left on Manufacturing Dr.; turn right onto Bluff Blvd. to 8th Ave.; turn right on 8th Ave. to the school.
Davenport Assumption - 1020 W. Central Park Ave.
I-80 to Hwy. 61 South; go South on Hwy. 61 to Central Park Ave.; turn right on Central Park Ave. to the school.
Soccer: Take I-80 to 280 exit; take Kimberly St exit off 280.
Go east on Kimberly
to Division St; turn right on Division to 36th St; turn right
on 36th to Pacific;
Pacific goes into the parking lot of Northwest Park.
Davenport Brady Street Stadium
I-80 to Hwy 62 South; take Brady South past the one-way split
and onto Harrison;
continue on Harrison to 35th St; turn left onto 35th to Brady
Street; turn left on
Brady to 36th Street. The stadium is on the corner of Brady and
36th.
Davenport Central - 1120 Main St.
I-80 to Hwy. 61 South (Brady St.); follow Brady St. south past the one-way split and onto Harrison; continue on Harrison to 12th E.; school is on east side of road.
Davenport North - 626 W. 53rd St.
I-80 to the Brady St. exit (Hwy. 61 South); continue South
on Brady St. to 53rd St.; turn right on 53rd St.; the school is
on the right.
Davenport West - 3505 W. Locust
I-80 to I-280 South; proceed to Locust St. and turn left; continue East on Locust to the school which is on the right.
Dubuque Hempstead - 3715 Pennsylvania Ave.
Take Hwy. 1 North through Solon and Mount Vernon; turn right on Hwy. 151 to the y-21 cutoff; turn left on y-21 to Hwy. 20 East; go right on Hwy. 20; turn North (left) to Northwest Arterial; go Northwest Arterial to Pennsylvania Ave.; go East (right) on Pennsylvania Ave. 4-5 blocks; the school is on the North (left) side of Pennsylvania Ave.
Football & Track @ Dalzell Field - Dubuque Senior H.S.
(1800 Clarke)
Golf & CC @ Thunder Hills
Dubuque - Loras College
Take Hwy. 1 North through Solon and Mount Vernon, turn right on Hwy. 151 to Hwy. 61 North (left) to Grandview Ave, go west (left) on Grandview Avenue to Loras Blvd., go east (right) on Loras Blvd., the college is approximately 1/2 mile on the left hand side of the street.
Dubuque Senior - 1800 Clarke Dr.
Take Hwy. 1 North through Solon and Mount Vernon; turn right on Hwy. 151 to Hwy. 61 North (left) to Grandview Ave.; go West (left) on Grandview Ave. to Clarke Dr.; go right on Clarke to the Senior H.S.
Swimming @ Hempstead H.S. (3715 Pennsylvania Ave.)
McAleese Soccer Complex - Coming into Dubuque on Hwy 151; go through
downtown;
turn right at the exit for the dog track and cross the Peosta
Channel; take first right
into the complex. (If you get to the Wisconsin Bridge, you've
gone too far.)
Dubuque Soccer Complex
From Hwy. 21 turn left at second stop & go light onto NW Arterial (Skate Country on right and Finnin Car Dealer on left). Go about three or four miles through two stop & go lights until you reach a stop sign. Turn left and go about 500 yards, complex is on left.
Dubuque Wahlert - 2005 Kane St.
Take Hwy. 1 North through Solon and Mount Vernon; turn right on Hwy.151 to the y-21 cutoff; turn left on y-21 to Hwy. 20 East; go right on Hwy. 20; turn left to Northwest Arterial Ave.; take Northwest Arterial to Pennsylvania Ave.; go right on Pennsylvania Ave. to JFK Rd.; continue left on JFK Rd. to Kaufman Ave.; take a right on Kaufman Ave. to Chaney Rd.; go left on Chaney Rd. to Kane; go right on Kane to the school.
Football @ Dalzell Field - Dubuque Senior H.S. (1800 Clarke
Dr.)
Baseball @ Petrakis Ball Park - near the Iowa-Illinois bridge
(Hwy.151 to E. 4th)
Fort Madison H.S. - 2000 Avenue B
Take Hwy 218 south to Hwy 103. Turn left on 103 and go through
West Point;
stay on 103 into Fort Madison. Turn right at Pat's Alley and then
left on Ave B.
Linn-Mar H.S. - 3333 N. 10th St. Marion
I-380 North to Blairs Ferry Rd.; turn right onto Blairs Ferry Rd. to Lindale Dr.; take a left on Lindale Dr. to 8th Ave.; turn right on 8th Ave. to 10th St.; go left onto 10th St. past 29th Ave. to the school.
Football, Track & Tennis @ Armstrong Field (turn right
on Indian Creek Rd.; turn left at Indian Creek Elementary School
into the stadium lot).
Golf & CC @ Squaw Creek
Marion H.S. - 675 S. 15th St.
I-380 North to Blairs Ferry Rd.; turn right onto Blairs Ferry Rd. to 7th Ave.; turn left on 7th Ave. to 15th St.; take a right on 15th St. to the school.
Marshalltown H.S. - 1602 S. 2nd Avenue
Take I-80 west to the Grinnell exit; take Highway 146 north to Highway 30 at LeGrand. Turn left onto Hwy 30 to the 1st exit (18th Street). Go north on 18th to Olive Street; turn left onto Olive to the school.
Mid-Prairie H.S. - P.O. Box 150 Wellman
Hwy. 1 South to Kalona; turn right on Hwy. 22 to Wellman. School is on the right hand side of the road just as you enter Wellman.
Mount Pleasant High School 307 E. Monroe
Take 218 South to Mount Pleasant. Go to Hwy 34 and turn right
on Locust Street;
The high school is straight ahead.
Muscatine High School - 2705 Cedar Street
Highway 6 east to West Liberty. Take Highway 70 south to Highway 22. Go left on 22 into Muscatine past Highway 61 by-pass. Highway 22 becomes Cedar Street and school is on left several blocks beyond the by-pass.
Softball and Baseball: Kent-Stein Pk. Take by-pass south to
Hershey Avenue exit. Turn left to Houser. Go right on Houser into
complex.
Soccer: Follow directions to Kent-Stein - soccer complex just
north of Kent-Stein.
Newton High School 800 E 4th Street South
I-80 to the East Newton exit; turn north toward Newton; stay
on beltline road across
Hwy 6 to the baseball field.
North Scott High School - 200 S. First Street, Eldridge
I-80 east to Highway 61 North, follow Highway 61 to LeClaire Road, go left on LeClaire Road to First Street. Turn left on First Street to the high school.
Ottumwa H.S. - 501 East 2nd Street
Take Hwy 1 south through Washington; turn right in Washington
at the National
Guard Armory to Brighton; pick up Hwy 78 in Brighton and go west
for 30 miles
to Hwy 63; go left on 63 into Ottumwa; go over the Wapello Street
viaduct and
turn right ontoChester to the school.
Swimming: YMCA - Take Hwy. 63 South to 4th Street, go left on 4th Street to Market, go right on Market to River Drive, go right on River to Washington, go left on Washington, the YWCA is on the corner of Washington Street and 2nd Street.
Pleasant Valley High School - Belmont Road
I-80 to I-74 exit, south on I-74 to Middle Road Exit, take a left on Middle Road past Palmer Hills Golf Course to Belmont Road. Turn right on Belmont Road go the high school football field.
Southeast Polk H.S. - 8325 NE University Avenue Runnels
I-80 to 1st Altoona/Bondurant exit; go south off the exit for
about 3 miles; at
intersection with Hwy 163, turn left and go 2 miles; schools are
on the south side
of the road.
Sterling, IL
Take I-80 across the Mississippi to exit I-88 (Sterling/Rock
Falls); take 1st Sterling
exit (about 45 miles); turn right at 4-way stop; go to next 4-way
stop and turn left;
turn left at Emerson Road (where Hwy 2 starts to veer right);
go straight across at
stop sign and go for about 3/4 miles; take 1st right at Lefeber
Road. Westwood
Center will be about 1/2 mile on the left.
Tipton High School 400 E 6th Street
Take I-80 east to the Hwy 38 North; turn left into Tipton;
turn right on 7th St to Plum
Street; turn right on Plum to the high school. Turn left on Plum
to go to the football
Field and the track
Washington, IA H.S. - 313 South 4th Street
Case Field - Take Hwy 1 south to Washington; turn left onto
Highway 92. Go
2 blocks and turn left. Cross the railroad tracks and take the
2nd right which is
9th Avenue. Go about 7 or 8 blocks south on 9th Avenue. Case Field
and
Sports Complex will be on your left.
Waterloo East High School - 214 High St.
Following 380 & 20 North exit at the Elk Run exit. Turn right follow Plaza Drive past the truck stop to the first set of stop lights. Turn left at the stop lights (Dubuque Road). Follow Dubuque Road to the 5th set of stop lights - turn right (Vinton Street). Follow Vinton to a stop sign and turn left (Independence Avenue). Follow Independence Avenue to Barclay Street (it will be the 6th street that goes to your right). Turn right. Follow Barclay to East High.
Waterloo West High School - 425 E. Ridgeway Ave.
Follow 380 & 20 to where 380 turns North to downtown Waterloo. Stay on 20 going to Cedar Falls, exit on Highway 21. Turn right onto highway 21 to intersection with San Marnan (traffic signal); turn left onto San Marnan to Kimball Avenue; turn right on Kimball to Ridgeway Avenue; take Ridgeway to Baltimore. West High is located at the intersection of Baltimore and Ridgeway. Turn left on Baltimore for about one block to entrance to school parking lot.
Waterloo Memorial Stadium & Central Intermediate
Follow 380 & 218 North to Waterloo. Take 218 North to Cedar
Falls. Take Greenhill Road Exit and turn left. Follow Greenhill
Road to Katowski Drive and turn left on Katowski Drive. Waterloo
Memorial Stadium and Central Intermediate will be on your right.
Byrnes Park Tennis Courts, Waterloo
Enter on 380 and watch for Sergeant Road Exit. Take that exit and turn right on Sergeant Road. Proceed to Ansborough (lights) and continue one block past Ansborough to 3rd Street. Turn right on 3rd Street, then right on Vernon (one block later), take Vernon to Home Park, turn right and proceed to courts.
Orange Field, Waterloo
Follow 380 and 20 North. When 380 turns North to Waterloo stay
on 20 toward Cedar Falls. Follow 20 to the 21 and Hawkeye Road
exit. Exit, then turn left on to 21 and go 1 mile to the stop
lights. Turn right on to East Orange Road and go to the first
stop sign. Turn left on Kimball. Turn right at the first driveway
to the parking lot for the soccer complex.
Sloane Wallace Stadium, Waterloo
Follow 380 and 20 North and take the 380 Waterloo exit where 20 goes straight to Cedar Falls. Stay on 380 and 218 to the Downtown exit. Exit and go to 5th street. Turn left on 5th. (5th is a one way to the left) Follow 5th street to Locust and turn left on Locust for one block. You will see West Intermediate School to your right. The stadium is behind the school.
Tibbits Field, Waterloo
Enter Waterloo on 218/380. Proceed through Waterloo until the airport exit. Take that exit and turn right on Broadway. Proceed on Broadway to Cedar Bend and turn right. Tibbits Field is four blocks ahead.