Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

The Swarm Collective’s inclusion of Iowa women’s basketball athletes could give Lisa Bluder’s program an edge over schools with collectives more focused on football and men’s basketball.

To “go where we want to go,” Iowa’s new Swarm Collective has a “ways to go” in fundraising.

The Swarm Collective was unveiled Tuesday. Here’s how it helps Hawkeye football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball athletes.

Iowa women’s basketball will host North Carolina State in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Dec. 1.

Two days after committing to the Iowa women’s basketball program, Ava Jones was seriously injured in a crash in Louisville, Ky.

Ogden column: Today’s crop of talented high school seniors look a lot like The Gazette’s first Athlete of the Year winners — Todd Twachtmann and Lisa Becker.

In Ava Jones, a versatile 6-foot-2 forward from Kansas, Iowa women’s basketball got its second 2023 commitment in less than a week.

Today, The Gazette reveals its 2022 finalists for Athlete of the Year.

Iowa received its first women’s basketball commitment from the Class of 2023 in Kennise Johnson-Etienne, a 5-foot-8 point guard from Plainfield (Ill.) Central High School.

If Megan Gustafson’s first three-plus seasons in the WNBA have been defined by anything, it’s been change. She landed with the Phoenix Mercury this season and is averaging 3.2 points.

Five decades after the passage of Title IX, many challenges remain for women’s sports — both at Iowa and across the country.

Moment No. 1 in our series of the top 50 moments in Iowa women’s athletics history: On Feb. 3, 1985, 22,157 fans flocked to Carver-Hawkeye Arena and shattered the women’s basketball attendance record.

Moment No. 2: Iowa women’s basketball overcomes tragedy on its way to the first and only Final Four in program history.

From the “front lines” of the fight to keep Title IX’s implementation in sports alive to the focus on women’s athletes’ well-being, Christine Grant left quite the legacy both at Iowa and across the country.

Moment No. 6: Lisa Bluder and Megan Gustafson became the first player-coach duo from the Big Ten to sweep the Naismith National Coach of the Year and National Player of the Year awards.