Articles Tagged: Iowa women’s basketball

If Iowa star Caitlin Clark had one shortcoming in recent games, it was turning the ball over. She fixed that Sunday, though, on the way to winning a Big Ten title.

Iowa routed Michigan, 104-80, in front of a sold-out Carver-Hawkeye Arena to earn a share of the Big Ten women’s basketball regular-season championship.

Iowa pursues its first Big Ten women’s basketball championship since 2008 Sunday against Michigan, and it’s a sellout.

Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Big Ten title hopes are down to one game, Sunday against Michigan. It will be a sellout.

Ogden column: Iowa, Iowa State, UNI have basketball teams vying for titles and NCAA berths, but wrestling takes center stage this weekend

With Indiana behind and a showdown with Michigan on the horizon, this is no time for a letdown by the Iowa women’s basketball team, which travels for a game at Rutgers on Thursday.

Monika Czinano scored 31 points and spearheaded a pivotal fourth-quarter run to lead Iowa past Indiana, 88-82. The Hawkeyes control their own destiny for at least a share of the Big Ten women’s basketball title.

All-Big Ten women’s basketball post Monika Czinano confirmed that she will play a fifth season at Iowa in 2022-23.

McKenna Warnock is back, and Iowa shoots for a two-game, three-day sweep of Indiana on Monday.

McKenna Warnock is closing in on a return to the Iowa women’s basketball lineup, and with an upcoming home-and-home with No. 5 Indiana, it’s much needed.

Women's basketball Hall of Famer and analyst Rebecca Lobo is the guest on this episode of Hawk Off The Press, breaking down Iowa star Caitlin Clark’s game.

Caitlin Clark, the nation’s leading scorer, was cold as Iowa lost 81-69 to No. 13 Maryland.

Iowa women’s basketball couldn’t deliver in front of a big crowd and national TV audience. Maryland stayed in Big Ten title contention with an 81-69 triumph.

Photos from the No. 22-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team’s 81-69 loss to No. 13 Maryland.

This trip home to Iowa is “kind of an empty feeling” for Maryland Coach Brenda Frese, a Cedar Rapids native who lost her father in January.