Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

Gary Barta has not had “any conversations” about revisiting Bluder’s contract after her postseason success, citing existing performance incentives.

Medical school, Iowa’s Monika Czinano said, “will always be there.” A chance to play in the WNBA, though, is once in a lifetime.

Iowa reserve forward Shateah Wetering has entered the women’s basketball transfer portal, The Gazette has learned.

New Iowa women’s basketball commit Teagan Mallegni enters her senior year with 1,705 career points. She is ranked 59th nationally in the Class of 2024, according to ESPN.

Monika Czinano blossomed into one of the most efficient shooters in NCAA history. And Monday night, she became a WNBA Draft pick. The Los Angeles Sparks selected Czinano in the third round, as the 26th overall pick.

The Iowa women’s basketball team completed a Weekend Update joke, and LSU’s Angel Reese got her own impersonator on Saturday Night Live.

Women’s basketball: Iowa lands 2024 prospect Teagan Mallegni, a 6-foot guard out of Wisconsin.

Iowa has “paused” accepting new season ticket deposits for women’s basketball amid burgeoning interest.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, with questions covering multiple Hawkeye sports, including football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Ogden column: Taking one last at two of Iowa’s GOATs in women’s basketball and men’s wrestling

All of the major women’s basketball awards for 2022-23 belong to Caitlin Clark, who was named the Wooden Award National Player of the Year on Tuesday.

Iowa’s loss to LSU in the national-title game topped a lot more sporting events than just previous women’s basketball championships.

President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he looks forward to hosting the NCAA men's and women's championship basketball teams, the University of Connecticut and Louisiana State University, at the White House, appearing to shut the door on a suggestion a day earlier by his wife, Jill, that the defeated Iowa women's team be invited, too.

“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.