Jeff Linder

Women’s basketball: Media, coaches unanimously select Iowa’s Caitlin Clark as the Big Ten player of the year.

Girls’ basketball: Callie Levin of Solon is Miss Iowa Basketball 2024, headlining a list of 13 area first-team all-staters selected by the Iowa Print Sports Writers Association.

Women’s basketball: Knee injury is likely to keep Molly Davis out of the Big Ten tournament, but is expected ‘to undergo physical therapy next week to improve mobility for postseason play.’

Caitlin Clark completed her season-long series of record-setting moments, and sixth-ranked Iowa kept that revolving door at No. 2 spinning with a 93-83 women’s basketball victory over Ohio State before a vocal crowd of 14,998 on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Molly Davis sustained a knee injury in the second quarter of Iowa’s 93-83 victory over Ohio State on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Girls’ basketball, Super Ten: State champions Clear Creek Amana, North Linn and Solon are 1-2-3 in the final area rankings.

North Linn hit 64 percent of its shots (71 percent in the first half) and outgunned Newell-Fonda in the Class 1A girls’ state basketball championship game, 67-51.

Clear Creek Amana held Waverly-Shell Rock to 14-percent shooting and rolled to the Class 4A girls’ state basketball championship, 43-25.

Time, TV and notes for Sunday’s women’s basketball game between No. 6 Iowa and No. 2 Ohio State.

Solon toppled Estherville-Lincoln Central for the Class 3A girls’ state basketball championship, 54-47. The title is Solon’s fourth, its first since 1998.

Capsules for Saturday’s championship games involving area teams at the 2024 Iowa high school girls' state basketball tournament at Wells Fargo Arena.

Sisters Macy and Molly Boge combined for 28 points, nine assists and nine steals to spur top-ranked North Linn to a 60-37 victory over No. 4 Council Bluffs St. Albert in a Class 1A semifinal at the girls’ state basketball tournament Friday afternoon at Wells Fargo Arena.

Capsules for Friday’s games involving area teams at the 2024 Iowa high school girls' state basketball tournament at Wells Fargo Arena.

Top-ranked Clear Creek Amana came out a-blazing to start the second half, built an 11-point lead, then hung on for dear life at the end. The Clippers held off No. 5 North Polk, 50-48, in a 4A semifinal Thursday night at Wells Fargo Arena.

Third-ranked Solon held No. 2 Des Moines Christian to seven field goals (in 36 attempts), forced the Lions into 26 turnovers, and rolled to a Class 3A semifinal win, 49-25, at the girls’ state basketball tournament at Wells Fargo Arena.