Articles Tagged: Iowa State women’s basketball

Iowa State football coach Matt Campbell is still learning and still growing — and he’s the Cyclones’ best hire from Toledo, according to women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly.

Minnesota Lynx forward and former Iowa State Cyclone Bridget Carleton is doing what she loves, whether it’s in the United States or overseas.

Former Iowa State guard Aubrey Joens has picked her next school and is heading to Oklahoma.

Iowa State’s women’s basketball team just got a lot bigger and better. That’s because 6-6 two-time NAIA player of the year Stephanie Soares will join the Cyclones next season as a graduate transfer.

Algona Garrigan post Audi Crooks committed to Iowa State women’s basketball.

Iowa State women’s basketball standout Ashley Joens, with a little help from her friends, wants to see what the Cyclones can do in 2022-23.

Ashley Joens announced she will use the extra season of eligibility afforded to players because of the COVID-19 pandemic to return to an Iowa State women’s basketball program that set records for overall wins (28) and Big 12 wins (14), and reached the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2010.

Iowa State women’s basketball notes: Ashley Joens says a decision will be revealed soon regarding her future with the program.

Third-seeded Iowa State never could get a grasp on No. 10-seed Creighton in a 76-68 loss in the NCAA women’s basketball Sweet 16.

Iowa State women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly already has taken great joy in the Cyclones’ trip to the Sweet 16. He said he’ll embrace every part of this experience.

Former routine nonconference foes Iowa State and Creighton meet in regionals

Some Iowa State women’s basketball players are dealing with injuries, but the Cyclones are excited to head to Greensboro, N.C., for a Sweet 16 matchup with Creighton.

Nathan Ford and Mike Hlas discuss how Iowa’s basketball teams were upset by Richmond and Creighton, how the ISU men's program turned around after a 2-22 season and what's next for both Cyclone teams.

Iowa State started the game with an 11-0 run and never trailed in beating Georgia 67-44, giving the Cyclones two Sweet 16 basketball teams.

Photos from Iowa State’s 67-44 win over Georgia in the second round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.