Articles Tagged: Caitlin Clark

Women’s basketball: A cold start and a sluggish ending, but No. 10 Iowa is golden in the middle quarters of an 80-76 win over Nebraska.

Women’s basketball: The conveyor belt continues. With the post-Ohio State celebration brief, No. 10 readies for a home date with Nebraska.

Iowa junior has 8 triple-doubles in her career, topped by just two others in women’s college basketball history

Women’s basketball: Lisa Bluder talks about McKenna Warnock’s injury, Caitlin Clark’s incident at Michigan State and Iowa’s Monday showdown at Ohio State.

Women’s basketball: No. 12 Iowa put the hammer down immediately in a 108-67 bombardment of Penn State.

Women’s basketball: Iowa begins a stretch of three straight pressing teams Saturday against Penn State.

Monika Czinano joined Caitlin Clark (and three others) in the Iowa women’s basketball 2,000-point club, McKenna Warnock and Hannah Stuelke make major contributions and No. 12 Iowa whipped Purdue, 83-68. A crowd of nearly 12,000 included signee Ava Jones.

Women’s basketball: Iowa routs Dartmouth 92-54, and Caitlin Clark reaches the 2,000-point mark in 75 games, matching Elena Delle Donne’s NCAA record.

Women’s basketball: Kate Martin is available for Iowa’s game Sunday vs. UNI; Caitlin Clark and Monika Czinano are closing in on 2,000 career points.

Women’s basketball: After Saturday’s injury to a shin, Kate Martin is “day-to-day,” and could be active in time for Sunday’s game vs. UNI.

Women’s basketball: An injury to Kate Martin’s shin casts a large shadow over No. 16 Iowa’s 87-64 rout of Minnesota.

Women’s basketball: After a cold first half, Caitlin Clark ended with a balanced stat line (19 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals) ... and some postgame one-liners (“It’s Opposite Day,” for one) in Iowa’s 70-57 win over Iowa State on Wednesday.

Iowa shut down No. 10 Iowa State in an intense women’s basketball game that brought the noise.

Lexi Donarski’s ongoing mission? Guard the opponent’s best scorer — and when 10th-ranked Iowa State (6-1) meets No. 16 Iowa (6-3) at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, that means trying to control Hawkeye All-American Caitlin Clark.

Women’s basketball: With all of the familiar faces on both sides, much attention in this year’s Cy-Hawk battle in focused on ISU’s Stephanie Soares.