Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

As The Gazette counts down the top 50 moments in Iowa women’s athletics history ahead of the 50th anniversary of Title IX, No. 46 is Angie Lee winning AP National Coach of the Year honors and leading the Hawkeyes to a Big Ten title and Sweet 16 in her first season.

Ogden column: It’s been decades since Lennie Zalesky and C. Vivian Stringer were Hawkeyes, but in retirement they look back at careers that touched this state.

Central Michigan transfer Molly Davis will add to the Hawkeyes’ backcourt depth next season. She wants “to take advantage of every opportunity I get” at Iowa.

Former Iowa State guard Aubrey Joens has picked her next school and is heading to Oklahoma.

Hall of Fame coach C. Vivian Stringer announced her retirement Saturday after 50 years in college basketball.

Iowa women’s basketball picked up a transfer, Molly Davis, from Central Michigan.

Former Iowa women’s basketball player Logan Cook will finish her career at Providence.

Algona Garrigan post Audi Crooks committed to Iowa State women’s basketball.

Cedar Rapids Xavier’s Tom Lilly and Cedar Rapids Washington’s Hannah Stuelke headline the 2021-22 Gazette area girls’ basketball team.

Third-seeded Iowa State never could get a grasp on No. 10-seed Creighton in a 76-68 loss in the NCAA women’s basketball Sweet 16.

Four-year Iowa women’s basketball players Tomi Taiwo and Logan Cook have entered the transfer portal and will seek a graduate transfer for their super-senior seasons.

Nathan Ford and Mike Hlas discuss how Iowa’s basketball teams were upset by Richmond and Creighton, how the ISU men's program turned around after a 2-22 season and what's next for both Cyclone teams.

Much was accomplished by the Iowa women’s basketball team in 2021-22, but an early NCAA exit leaves a bad blemish. Next season will begin with high hopes and much hype.

Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder had plenty to say on officiating and Lauren Jensen after Sunday’s shocking NCAA second-round loss to Creighton.

Former Hawkeye Lauren Jensen returned to Carver-Hawkeye Arena and led Creighton to a 64-62 upset win over Iowa in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.