Articles Tagged: Caitlin Clark

Women’s basketball: Good vibes return for No. 4 Iowa in a 101-85 Sunday stroll against Illinois.

Recap of news from across the state

Recap of news from across the state

The same Indiana fans who rooted hard against Caitlin Clark Thursday in Bloomington are hoping she plays for the WNBA team in Indianapolis come May.

Time, TV and notes for Sunday’s women’s basketball game between No. 4 Iowa and Illinois.

Women’s basketball: With its Big Ten regular-season title hopes greatly diminished, No. 4 Iowa tries to rebuild momentum Sunday vs. Illinois. “You can’t sulk about one game; that’s not how this works,” Caitlin Clark said.

State lawmakers honored the new all-time women’s basketball scoring leader as ‘one of the greatest collegiate athletes of all time’

Time, TV and notes for Thursday’s women’s basketball game between No. 4 Iowa and No. 14 Indiana.

No. 4 Iowa faces another hostile crowd Thursday at No. 14 Indiana. It’s a must-get if the Hawkeyes are to accomplish one of their key goals — a Big Ten regular-season championship.

Caitlin Clark has been an enormous contributor, obviously, but women’s basketball has a lot of other good teams, players and buzz.

Caitlin Clark breaks NCAA women’s basketball scoring record, bill would change a number of Iowa state election laws

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark broke the NCAA women’s basketball scoring record with a shot from deeper than deep, then added a program mark with 49 points in the Hawkeyes’ win over Michigan.

Caitlin Clark’s career-high 49 points in Iowa’s 106-89 win over Michigan boosted her career total to 3,569 and past Kelsey Plum’s 3,527.

Photos from Caitlin Clark’s record breaking night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Clark became the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring leader and set an Iowa single-game record with 49 points in the Hawkeyes’ win over Michigan.

See photos from the Iowa Hawkeyes’ 106-89 win over the Michigan Wolverines in a Big Ten women’s basketball game Thursday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. Caitlin Clark became the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring leader and set an Iowa single-game record with 49 points