Articles Tagged: Caitlin Clark

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: On the eve of Georgia-Iowa, Katie Abrahamson-Henderson talks about reloading Georgia’s program, Iowa’s personnel and Gabbie Marshall’s eyes.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: No. 3 Iowa routs Southeastern Louisiana in Round 1, 95-43.

The third-ranked Hawkeyes “don’t think there’s a ceiling” in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. “Our potential is as far as we want to go.” Iowa opens Friday with a first-round game against NCAA rookie Southeastern Louisiana.

Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is a unanimous AP first-team All-American for the second straight year.

Surrounded by Iowa fans who filled Target Center’s lower bowl to produce a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament attendance record of 9,505, Iowa did its part to keep the volume turned up. The Hawkeyes set a tournament record of their own with 105 points in a 33-point rout of No. 14 Ohio State for a championship repeat.

An Iowa player has now won Big Ten Player of the Year in five of the last six seasons.

Iowa star tells Dan Patrick she hasn’t ruled out a fifth season as a Hawkeye.

A buzzer-beating win over the nation’s No. 2 team capped a day in which the Iowa women said hello to America on ESPN.

Lisa Bluder, Caitlin Clark, Monika Czinano and McKenna Warnock discuss No. 6 Iowa’s 86-85 win over No. 2 Indiana on Senior Day.

Women’s basketball: This game lived up to the hype, and then some. Caitlin Clark’s 3-pointer at the horn sent Iowa past Indiana, 86-85.

Iowa star guard Caitlin Clark sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer to complete an 86-85 win over No. 2 Indiana.

Ogden column: Clark and Lee will go down as the two greatest athletes in women’s basketball and wrestling before their time in Iowa City is over. Don’t miss this show.

Women’s basketball: With Maryland behind and Indiana ahead, No. 6 Iowa tries to avoid the trap door Sunday at Penn State.

Iowa junior Caitlin Clark scored 42 points, and the Hawkeyes overwhelmed No. 8 Maryland Thursday night, 96-82.

Maryland Coach Brenda Frese described Caitlin Clark as a “once-in-a-lifetime type of player.”