Articles Tagged: UNI women’s basketball

Women’s basketball: Mythical state championship on the line when UNI, Iowa collide. The Hawkeyes will try to slow the Panthers’ prolific guards, and tone down the turnovers.

What to know about Friday’s women’s basketball game between UNI and No. 22 Iowa. Game time, TV schedule, game notes

The Northern Iowa women’s basketball team fell short to Creighton Saturday afternoon at McLeod Center, 75-71.

A lopsided third quarter pushed Northern Iowa’s women’s basketball team past No. 8 Iowa State at McLeod Center Wednesday night, 87-75, its first win against a top-10 opponent in program history.

When it comes to draining long-range shots, very few players in the nation have been better than Northern Iowa’s Kayba Laube. But UNI women’s basketball coach Tanya Warren does not like to label Laube as just a 3-point shooter.

A 1-9 start to the season didn’t derail the Northern Iowa women’s basketball team. The Panthers — picked as the favorite in the Missouri Valley Conference preseason poll — weathered early season injuries to All-MVC honorees Grace Bofelli and Maya McDermott and finished 14-5. That was good enough to secure the MVC tournament’s 4-seed and the fourth and final first-round bye.

UNI women’s basketball coach Tanya Warren still thinks her team is good and can contend for the MVC title despite Sunday’s 72-67 loss to Belmont.

With a UNI women’s basketball team searching for any positive momentum, Coach Tanya Warren’s open mind created just that when she added standout UNI volleyball player Emily Holterhaus to the roster.

Iowa State improved to 7-4 with a win over UNI in its final non-conference game. Freshmen led the way and Emily Ryan played a key role.

No. 3 Iowa beat Northern Iowa 94-53 in women’s basketball Sunday at McLeod Center.

Caitlin Clark climbs to the top of Iowa’s scoring chart in women’s basketball; No. 3 Hawkeyes rout UNI and might be the nation’s No. 1 team Monday.

Women’s basketball: Time, television and notes for Sunday’s game between No. 3 Iowa and Northern Iowa.

Having reached the WNIT five of the past six seasons, Northern Iowa women’s basketball has been working to identify and improve what’s necessary to get back to the NCAA Tournament.

Northern Iowa women’s basketball coach Tanya Warren said Thursday that her veteran team has displayed a lot of development.

Former Iowa women’s basketball player Shateah Wetering will join the UNI Panthers next season.