Articles Tagged: Hannah Stuelke

Caitlin Clark climbs to the top of Iowa’s scoring chart in women’s basketball; No. 3 Hawkeyes rout UNI and might be the nation’s No. 1 team Monday.

Hannah Stuelke and Sharon Goodman shine in the first start of their respective college careers, and No. 3 Iowa blasts Fairleigh Dickinson in its women’s basketball opener.

Hannah Stuelke scored 27 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in Iowa’s 122-49 exhibition win over defending NAIA national champion Clarke. Caitlin Clark had 24 points and nine assists.

The final count for Sunday’s “Crossover at Kinnick” was 55,646, a number that was far more important than the final score — Iowa defeated DePaul, 94-72 — in a women’s basketball exhibition game.

Iowa has the nation’s best women’s basketball player in Caitlin Clark. Question is, how will the pieces of the post puzzle fit?

Iowa women’s basketball media day notes: At her career scoring rate, Caitlin Clark should get the national career scoring record of 3,527 points in early March

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Iowa’s ability to run in transition, from guards to posts, is “unheard of,” according to Colorado coach JR Payne.

When Iowa Coach Lisa Bluder was asked Thursday for a season-defining moment, she didn’t point to any of the Hawkeyes’ 28 victories. The spark for the late-season run came in a lopsided loss at Maryland.

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.