Articles Tagged: Hannah Stuelke

Iowa Coach Lisa Bluder is “not worried” about Hannah Stuelke’s ankle injury from Saturday’s practice, she said after Sunday’s second-round win against Georgia.

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

Hannah Stuelke has been in the spotlight for Iowa women’s basketball as she gives the Hawkeyes “what we haven’t had.”

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

Women’s basketball: No. 6 Iowa has outrebounded six straight opponents, and not coincidentally, owns a six-game win streak. No. 8 Maryland visits in a Big Ten showdown Thursday at Carver.

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: Back-to-back-to-back brilliant performances have Iowa back in the top 10. Up next, a trip to East Lansing, where the Hawkeyes have lost 10 of their last 11.

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’s Big Ten chase resumes Thursday vs. Purdue. Hawkeyes have won 5 straight, but there are issues to be addressed. Also, junior Taylor Stremlow commits.

Iowa women’s basketball: No. 9 Hawkeyes face Oregon State in the first round of the Phil Knight Legacy tournament Friday, and one of Lisa Bluder’s objectives is to ‘get Hannah Stuelke more minutes’

No. 4 Iowa women’s basketball set a program record with 115 points in a rout of Evansville.

Caitlin Clark bounced back from a turned ankle and a bloody lip, and the No. 4-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team won its 23rd consecutive season-opener.

It’s opening night for No. 4-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team. Now, where does the (playing) time go?

Cedar Rapids native Hannah Stuelke stood out as the Hawkeyes eased past Nebraska-Kearney, 108-29.