By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder will be around for a little while longer. Bluder, entering her 24th season as the Hawkeyes’ coach, had her contract extended through 2029, the university announced on Friday. Bluder, who helped … Continue reading Bluder’s Contract Extended Through 2029
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s women’s basketball team will get Big Ten regular-season champion Indiana twice next season in conference play, according to the opponent breakdown released by the conference on Thursday. Iowa split with the Hoosiers last season, losing 87-78 … Continue reading Big Ten Opponents Announced For Iowa Women
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s women’s basketball team, coming off its appearance in the NCAA tournament national championship game, will face another Final Four team in the opening week of the 2023-24 season. The Hawkeyes will play Virginia Tech in the … Continue reading Iowa Women Will Face Virginia Tech In Opening Week
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s women’s basketball program ranked second in total attendance in the 2022-23 season. The Hawkeyes drew a total attendance figure of 200,569. Iowa’s average home attendance was 11,143. Iowa had 12 games in front of 13,000 or … Continue reading Iowa Ranks Second In Women’s Basketball Attendance
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Caitlin Clark will get at least one more game in her home area. Iowa’s women’s and men’s basketball teams will play a doubleheader at Wells Fargo Arena on December 16. The women will play Cleveland State, while … Continue reading Iowa Set For Doubleheader In Des Moines
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Caitlin Clark heads into the offseason with all of the major national player of the year awards. The Iowa junior guard was named the winner of the Wooden Award from the Los Angeles Athletic Club on Tuesday. … Continue reading Clark Sweeps National Awards With Wooden Honor
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s national championship loss to LSU wasn’t even an hour old before the expectations of next year started following the Hawkeyes. ESPN’s Charlie Creme had his way-too-early top 25 online as Iowa guard Caitlin Clark was talking … Continue reading High Expectations Start Now For Hawkeyes
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP The future could wait, Caitlin Clark said. Her eyes red from the emotion of a brilliant journey with a cruel ending, Clark wasn’t ready to gaze. Iowa’s 102-85 loss to LSU in Sunday’s NCAA Tournament national championship … Continue reading THE MONDAY TIPOFF: Through The Tears, Clark Wasn’t Ready To Look At The Future
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Another day meant two more national player of the year awards for Iowa’s Caitlin Clark. Clark was named the Associated Press women’s basketball national player of the year on Thursday, and later in the day was named … Continue reading Clark Adds AP Player Of The Year, Wade Trophy
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP The first major national player of the year award belongs to Iowa’s Caitlin Clark. Clark was named the winner of the Naismith Trophy on Wednesday, given to the top women’s basketball player in the nation by the … Continue reading Clark Wins Naismith Trophy
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