Iowa Basketball

“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.”

What we know about the 2023-24 Iowa women’s basketball team: It will be really good, and it will be really fun.

The Hawkeyes are expected to arrive at approximately 3:15 p.m.

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

Watch postgame interviews with Iowa women’s basketball players and coaches after the Hawkeyes’ 102-85 loss to LSU in Sunday’s national championship game.

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

LSU beat Iowa 102-85 in the NCAA women’s basketball championship game Sunday at American Airlines Center in Dallas.

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

Iowa got outplayed by LSU in the national championship game, and that’s that. But it doesn’t even begin to put any shade on such a sunny season.

Thousands gathered in Iowa City Sunday to watch history in the making, as Iowa and Louisiana State University met in the NCAA women’s basketball championship game. The watch party audience at Carver-Hawkeye Arena included casual fans and die-hards, all captivated by a team that has elevated the sport, the program and the university to unprecedented heights.

Jasmine Carson scored 16 of her team-high 22 points in a second-quarter rush, and ninth-ranked LSU raced past No. 3 Iowa, 102-85, for the NCAA women’s basketball title Sunday afternoon at American Airlines Center.

Jasmine Carson scored 16 of her team-high 22 points in a second-quarter rush, and ninth-ranked LSU raced past No. 3 Iowa, 102-85, for the title Sunday afternoon at American Airlines Center.