Curtis Feder is a multimedia journalist for KGAN TV, focusing on local news in the Cedar Rapids area of Iowa. With a passion for sports reporting, Curtis covers a wide range of topics including college athletics, high school sports, and local events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and coverage of the local sports scene, keeping the community informed and engaged.
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Curtis Feder's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events and announcements, particularly in the realm of college sports with an emphasis on wrestling, basketball, and football. His interest lies predominantly in covering specific games or matches as well as announcements related to these sporting events.
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No. 2 Iowa picks up a second ranked victory after dispatching no. 20 Stanford 32-9.
Iowa scores over 90 points for the second time in three games to open the 2024-25 season, with Jan Jensen joining Angie Lee as the only head coaches in Iowa his
By: Curtis Feder
Gladbrook-Reinbeck took down the number one seed of the eight player bracket, beating Lenox 43-27 to advance to the state championship game for the first time s
Iowa women's volleyball not only snaps its nine-match losing streak after beating Indiana in straight sets, but secures its 10th win of the season, with the Hawkeyes now one win away from having the most wins in a single season since 2015.
By: Curtis Feder
Grundy Center forced a running clock in the fourth quarter against Wilton in the class 1A state semifinal, with the 42-7 victory over the Beavers seeing the pro
By: Curtis Feder
Dike-New Hartford survives a late push from Hinton to win 24-18 in the class 1A state semifinals.
By: Curtis Feder
Iowa City Liberty came just short of the state title game in the program's first ever appearance at the UNI-Dome, losing to back-to-back-to-back defending class
Mount Vernon's first season under new head coach Brad Meester ended in the class 3A state semifinal with the team falling to top seed Humboldt 28-25.
Wahlert not only improved to 12-0 for the first time ever but also advanced to its first state championship game in program history.The Golden Eagles hung on to
Wahlert won its first ever football state championship after defeating the top-seeded team in the class 3A bracket, beating Humboldt 49-14 in the title game.The
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