Articles Tagged: Caitlin Clark

Caitlin Clark led the crowd in singing “Happy Birthday” to Sydney Affolter and Lisa Bluder during Iowa women’s basketball’s end-of-season celebration.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, with questions covering multiple Hawkeye sports, including football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Ogden column: Taking one last at two of Iowa’s GOATs in women’s basketball and men’s wrestling

All of the major women’s basketball awards for 2022-23 belong to Caitlin Clark, who was named the Wooden Award National Player of the Year on Tuesday.

“I hope that they got some confidence,” 10-year-old Chandler Felton, of Ely, said about the Iowa women’s basketball team upon its return to a massive crowd of cheering fans Monday. “I hope that they feel like there’s lots of supporters out there for them. And that they should be really proud.”

NCAA women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and the ring thing at the end of Sunday’s championship game.

Women’s basketball: The 31-win, NCAA runner-up Iowa Hawkeyes were entertaining, wildly successful and adored.

The officiating crew “won’t even listen,” Lisa Bluder said after Sunday’s loss to LSU in the national championship game.

LSU Coach Kim Mulkey on Iowa’s Caitlin Clark: “I've never seen a player — I don't like to use the word ‘never,’ but I don't know that I've ever seen a player that can do what Caitlin does.”

Caitlin Clark said she hopes Taylor Swift will attend the Iowa women’s basketball team’s title game vs. LSU Sunday afternoon before her concert in Arlington Sunday night.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Two days after stunning No. 1 South Carolina, Hawkeyes will try to complete a championship journey Sunday against LSU.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: The Hawkeyes face LSU for the national championship Sunday; to borrow their new mantra, ‘Why Not Them?’

National Player of the Year Caitlin Clark played like that and more as the Hawkeye women get their biggest win ever, over goliath South Carolina in national semifinal.

NCAA women’s basketball Final Four: Caitlin Clark scored 41 points, and third-ranked Iowa stunned No. 1 South Carolina, 77-73, in a national semifinal. The Hawkeyes face LSU for the championship Sunday.

NCAA women’s basketball Final Four: Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes have been a key part of the sport’s soaring popularity. As one sportswriter said Thursday, Iowa vs. South Carolina ‘feels like a moment.’