Articles Tagged: WNBA

"My goal is always to make an impact and be a good teammate, so no matter how big or small my role is, I'm doing the dang thing and trying to do it to the best of my ability."

Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark dazzles in her return to Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and the Indiana Fever roll past the Brazil National Team, 108-44, in Sunday’s exhibition.

Former Iowa star has brought attention - and fans - to women’s sports across the country and the world

Caitlin Clark’s rookie-season impact on the WNBA was phenomenal in multiple ways, and she’s only just begun.

The WNBA playoffs are set. Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever face two games at Connecticut in best-of-3 series that starts Sunday.

Former Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder has had quite a summer, surrounded by celebrities and doing things she never previously had the time to experience.

Iowans in WNBA: Megan Gustafson is now back with Las Vegas after the Olympics and playing a key role for the 2-time defending champion Aces as the playoffs near.

On Wednesday morning, the Indiana Fever's world changed. The team that endured seven straight losing seasons, had won only 30 games over the previous four years and started this season 1-8 was the toast of Indianapolis.

Former Hawkeye superstar Caitlin Clark is on a tear for the WNBA’s hot Indiana Fever, averaging over 24 points and 10 assists the last eight games.

Catching up with six WNBA players with Iowa ties, through games played Thursday.

The Hawkeyes’ 2019 National Player of the Year, Megan Gustafson had a season-high 13 points for the Las Vegas Aces in their 77-75 win at Chicago.

With 232 assists so far this season, Caitlin Clark broke the previous WNBA rookie record of 224 by Ticha Penicheiro in 1998. She had 23 points and nine assists in the Indiana Fever’s 92-75 win Sunday over the Seattle STorm.

Former Hawkeye Megan Gustafson again had a game-high scoring total as Spain again had a one-point victory, and guaranteed itself a spot in the Olympic quarterfinals.

It was made official Tuesday. Former Iowa National Player of the Year center Megan Gustafson was named to Spain’s Olympic women’s basketball team that will start play in Paris on July 28.

Megan Gustafson, the 2019 National Player of the Year at Iowa, is on a WNBA juggernaut in Las Vegas, and has a good chance of playing for Spain in this month’s Olympics.