Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

Tania Davis, former 1,000-point scorer and guard of Iowa’s 2019 Elite Eight team, rejoins the Iowa women’s basketball program as director of player development.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, answering your questions about Iowa’s sports betting investigation, transfer portal developments, Erick All’s fit in the offense and more.

Iowa was second nationally, Iowa State third in women’s basketball average attendance in the 2022-23 season.

Third-round draft pick Monika Czinano was cut by the Los Angeles Sparks a few days before the WNBA season began.

Four of Iowa’s 2023-24 non-conference women’s basketball dates are now in pen, with three others in pencil.

Iowa men’s basketball will play Florida A&M, and Iowa women’s basketball will play Cleveland State on Dec. 16 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, starting with thoughts on Iowa receiving a commitment from Ohio State transfer wide receiver Kaleb Brown.

Hailey Van Lith, who scored 27 points in an NCAA Elite Eight loss to Iowa, is joining the LSU team that beat the Hawkeyes in the national-championship game.

Former Iowa women’s basketball player Shateah Wetering will join the UNI Panthers next season.

Some suggested Lauren Betts might entertain transferring to Iowa. But Tuesday, Betts announced on Instagram that she was headed to UCLA.

The Swarm Collective has received “several $1,000-plus donations specifically for women’s basketball” since the team’s historic postseason run.

Caitlin Clark led the crowd in singing “Happy Birthday” to Sydney Affolter and Lisa Bluder during Iowa women’s basketball’s end-of-season celebration.

Thousands gathered in downtown Iowa City as the Hawkeyes celebrated their national runner-up season.

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.