Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

Is a March moment in store for Sydney Affolter? The Iowa junior got her fourth career start in place of the injured Molly Davis and responded with a career-high 18 points, nine rebounds and five assists.

Iowa defeated Penn State 95-62 in a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal game at Target Center in Minneapolis on Friday.

On a rare chilly day for Caitlin Clark, the other Hawkeyes step forward in a 95-62 romp over Penn State in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals.

Follow The Gazette’s live blog from Target Center as No. 3 Iowa (26-4) takes on Penn State (19-11) in a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal game Friday night.

No. 3 Iowa opens Big Ten tournament play with a quarterfinal Friday against Penn State. The 2-seed, Iowa is one of four teams to earn a double-bye. To win their third consecutive Big Ten tournament title (and their fourth in six years), the Hawkeyes must rattle off three wins in about 41 hours.

Time, TV and notes for Friday’s Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal between No. 3 Iowa and Penn State.

Iowa probably won’t have Molly Davis for the Big Ten women’s basketball tournament this week, but the two-time defending champion Hawkeyes will be among the favorites in Minneapolis. We preview the tournament, Iowa’s NCAA potential and take a peek at the future of the program on this episode of Hawk Off The Press.

In the wake of Molly Davis’ knee injury, Iowa’s Sydney Affolter and Kylie Feuerbach ready for expanded roles at the Big Ten women’s basketball tournament.

Women’s basketball: Media, coaches unanimously select Iowa’s Caitlin Clark as the Big Ten player of the year.

Girls’ basketball: Callie Levin of Solon is Miss Iowa Basketball 2024, headlining a list of 13 area first-team all-staters selected by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association.

Women’s basketball: Knee injury is likely to keep Molly Davis out of the Big Ten tournament, but is expected ‘to undergo physical therapy next week to improve mobility for postseason play.’

Caitlin Clark and her Iowa women’s basketball team dealt with all the pregame hubbub, then played their game in dealing No. 2 Ohio State a 93-83 defeat

Caitlin Clark completed her season-long series of record-setting moments, and sixth-ranked Iowa kept that revolving door at No. 2 spinning with a 93-83 women’s basketball victory over Ohio State before a vocal crowd of 14,998 on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

The sixth-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball team held off No. 2 Ohio State 93-83 on Senior Day at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Molly Davis sustained a knee injury in the second quarter of Iowa’s 93-83 victory over Ohio State on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.