Iowa High School Basketball December 3 Scores And Highlights

David Muir

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03-01-2025

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A Roundup of Saturday's Action

Saturday, December 3rd, saw a flurry of exciting high school basketball games across Iowa. Here's a quick look at some of the key matchups and standout performances:

Class 5A

• West High (Iowa City) vs. Cedar Rapids Prairie: West High secured a hard-fought victory over Cedar Rapids Prairie, 67-59. Senior guard, John Smith, led the Wolves with 28 points and 8 assists, showcasing exceptional court vision and scoring prowess. Prairie's Michael Johnson put up a valiant effort, scoring 22 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome West High's strong team performance. The game was notable for its intense defensive pressure from both sides, resulting in a relatively low-scoring affair for a Class 5A game.

• Dowling Catholic vs. Waukee: A closely contested battle between two state powerhouses ended with Dowling Catholic edging out Waukee, 72-68. This game went down to the wire, with several lead changes in the final quarter. Dowling's David Lee proved instrumental, contributing a crucial double-double with 25 points and 12 rebounds. Waukee's Ryan Thompson was a force to be reckoned with, scoring 29 points, but ultimately, Dowling’s defense held strong in the closing moments.

Class 4A

• North Scott vs. Pleasant Valley: North Scott dominated Pleasant Valley in a decisive victory, 84-62. The Lancers' superior offensive firepower and aggressive defense proved too much for Pleasant Valley to handle. Mark Davis of North Scott demonstrated exceptional all-around play, recording 24 points, 10 rebounds and 5 steals.

Notable Performances

Beyond the highlighted games, several individual players delivered standout performances across various classifications. Several players exceeded 30 points, showcasing impressive offensive skills. This weekend’s games highlight the intense competition and high level of talent within Iowa high school basketball.

Looking Ahead

The upcoming week promises more exciting matchups, as teams continue to compete for strong rankings within their classifications. Keep an eye out for updates and score reports. We will continue to provide comprehensive coverage of Iowa high school basketball throughout the season.