Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

Former Iowa women's basketball player Necole Tunsil joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week to talk about being a part of Iowa's first Final Four team in 1993 and what it's like watching this year's team.

NCAA women’s basketball: The Hawkeyes dealt with a long flight delay Monday before reaching Dallas. The reality — they’re in the Final Four — hasn’t fully soaked in yet.

The Iowa Athletics Department will be hosting a free women’s basketball watch party on Friday evening at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Iowa’s national semifinal Friday against No. 1 South Carolina should produce a whopper of a rating for ESPN.

Caitlin Clark was undeniable Sunday with the Final Four squarely in her sights

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: For Iowa assistant coach Jan Jensen, Sunday was a day of loss, a night of victory.

See photos from Iowa’s 97-83 win over Louisville in an NCAA women’s basketball tournament Elite Eight game at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle on Sunday.

Up next for Iowa? The unbeaten, shot-blocking, rebounding steamrollers from South Carolina are likely to face the Hawkeyes Friday in the Final Four.

From Megan Gustafson to Dick Vitale, here’s what people had to say on Twitter about Iowa earning a trip to the Final Four and Caitlin Clark recording the first 40-plus-point triple-double in tournament history.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Iowa advances to the Final Four with a convincing 97-83 win over Louisville. Next stop: Dallas.

Caitlin Clark collected 41 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists, leading Iowa to the NCAA women’s basketball Final Four. The third-ranked Hawkeyes whipped Louisville, 97-83, in the Seattle Region 4 final Sunday night at Climate Pledge Arena.

The No. 2-seed Iowa Hawkeyes (29-6) and No. 5-seed Louisville Cardinals (26-11) meet Sunday in an NCAA women’s basketball Elite Eight game at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: 40 minutes — and Louisville — stand between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Final Four.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: When Iowa recruit Ava Jones was severely injured last summer, Louisville Coach Jeff Walz stepped up, for Lisa Bluder and for the Jones family.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: As the Hawkeyes keep winning, Megan Gustafson keeps watching from Greece. ‘The Final Four is history; I think they’re going to get it done.’