Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

Caitlin Clark said she hopes Taylor Swift will attend the Iowa women’s basketball team’s title game vs. LSU Sunday afternoon before her concert in Arlington Sunday night.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Two days after stunning No. 1 South Carolina, Hawkeyes will try to complete a championship journey Sunday against LSU.

Lisa Bluder has gone from driving a team van at St. Ambrose to piloting Iowa to Sunday’s national-championship game, with her feet on the ground the whole time.

Caitlin Clark obviously has a large fan base, but so does a lot of Iowa’s supporting cast, as NIL T-shirts have shown.

Hear from Iowa starters Monika Czinano and McKenna Warnock and McKenna Warnock a day before the Hawkeyes take on LSU in the NCAA women’s basketball national championship game in Dallas.

LSU's Alexis Morris, Flau'jae Johnson and Kateri Poole were asked what stands out about Caitlin Clark and Iowa as they prepare for Sunday's NCAA women's basketball national championship game in Dallas.

Iowa Athletics will hold a watch party at Carver-Hawkeye Arena for Sunday’s NCAA women’s basketball national championship game.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: What South Carolina Coach Dawn Staley said about her team, race and the national media.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: The Hawkeyes face LSU for the national championship Sunday; to borrow their new mantra, ‘Why Not Them?’

Watch postgame interviews with Iowa women’s basketball players and coaches after the Hawkeyes stunned No. 1 South Carolina 77-73 in the Final Four on Friday.

National Player of the Year Caitlin Clark played like that and more as the Hawkeye women get their biggest win ever, over goliath South Carolina in national semifinal.

NCAA women’s basketball Final Four: Caitlin Clark scored 41 points, and third-ranked Iowa stunned No. 1 South Carolina, 77-73, in a national semifinal. The Hawkeyes face LSU for the championship Sunday.

Caitlin Clark scored 41 points, and third-ranked Iowa stunned No. 1 South Carolina, 77-73, in an NCAA women’s basketball national semifinal before a sellout crowd of 19,288 Friday night at American Airlines Center.

T-shirt-wearing Iowa fans stuffed a Ritz-Carlton ballroom five hours before their women’s basketball team’s Final Four game Friday.

Lisa Bluder, Jan Jensen and Jenni Fitzgerald have been “best friends” for decades. It was Bluder who convinced the Jensen and Fitzgerald to make the move with her from Drake to Iowa in 2000. That history is making this year’s Final Four run extra special.