Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

The Iowa women’s basketball team prepared for Friday’s first-round NCAA tournament game against Southeastern Louisiana with an open practice and press conference at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City on Thursday.

Women’s basketball: Florida State will be without two key players, including its freshman All-American, for its NCAA opener Friday vs. Georgia

Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is a unanimous AP first-team All-American for the second straight year.

Cedar Rapids native Katie Abrahamson-Henderson will coach her 12th NCAA women’s basketball tournament team (at four different schools) when Georgia faces Florida State on Friday at Iowa City.

When Southeastern Louisiana tackles No. 3 Iowa in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, it faces a lot of ‘new’: An elite player, a high-scoring offensive machine, a tough 2-vs.-15 history and a crowd like nothing it has experienced all season.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: By Monday morning, all 14,382 tickets at Carver-Hawkeye Arena were claimed.

A look at the teams coming to Iowa for the first two rounds of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. Storylines and thumbnails on Florida State-Georgia and Southeastern Louisiana-Iowa.

Iowa earned a 2-seed for the NCAA women’s basketball tournament and will play a first-round game Friday at Carver vs. Southeastern Louisiana.

See how the Iowa Hawkeyes reacted during the NCAA Selection Show when they were given a No. 2 seed for the 2023 NCAA women’s basketball tournament.

Sunday’s brackets should clear a path to the Sweet 16 for the Iowa women and present a difficult one for the men.

Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder feels the Hawkeyes “deserve a 1 (seed in the NCAA tournament), but I think we’ll get a 2.”

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, focusing on the Iowa women’s basketball team’s run to the Big Ten tournament championship and the $4.2 million settlement in a racial discrimination lawsuit brought by former Hawkeye football players against the University of Iowa.

Analyzing Iowa’s NCAA women’s basketball tournament resume, and the case for (and against) the Hawkeyes as a No. 1 seed.

Between on-court success, attendance and TV ratings, Big Ten women’s basketball appears to be in a golden age in 2022-23. The next step is winning more in March.

Surrounded by Iowa fans who filled Target Center’s lower bowl to produce a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament attendance record of 9,505, Iowa did its part to keep the volume turned up. The Hawkeyes set a tournament record of their own with 105 points in a 33-point rout of No. 14 Ohio State for a championship repeat.