The Iowa Hawkeyes had a close call in the second half but still managed to score a 68-62 win over Rutgers at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. This victory brought their record to 14-5 overall and 4-4 in Big Ten.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, despite once more being on the outside looking into the AP Poll following a brutal, multi-game losing streak, found bounce-back success in their recent triumph on the road over the Indiana Hoosiers, 74-57.
Against a 9-9 Rutgers Scarlet Knights team, the Iowa Hawkeyes (entering the contest below .500 in the B1G) were in dire need of what appeared to be a safe, pitstop-style win after conference play threw them the gauntlet.
The Iowa Hawkeyes had a solid season overall in 2025, not reaching the ultimate goal of a National Championship, but still having success throughout. Iowa earned a No.
For the first time in her career, Iowa Hawkeyes forward Hannah Stuelke was named AP National Player of the Week. The day prior, Stuelke etched her name in the B1G as their player of the week.
Not one, but two Iowa Hawkeyes earned B1G player of the week honors. Senior forward Hannah Stuelke took home the most prized possession as the B1G Player of the Week, but she wasn't alone.
At Carver-Hawkeye Arena, the Iowa Hawkeyes outplayed Michigan State in every aspect of the game and got a fiercely contested 75-68 victory, thus keeping the Hawkeyes' unblemished Big Ten conference record alive at 7-0.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, after opening the bulk of conference play on their worst skid of the season, have recently rebounded with a dominant road victory over the Indiana Hoosiers.
For the first time in two years, the Iowa Hawkeyes are in the Top 10 of the AP women's basketball poll. Their accomplishment comes on the heels of a stellar 75-68 victory over No.
The transfer portal recently, but the Iowa Hawkeyes are still working to add players that were with other schools last season. Players had to enter the transfer portal by Jan.
In a very similar score to their game three days prior, the Iowa Hawkeyes put on a show for the fans at Carver. Iowa extended their win streak to six as they took care of business against No.
Even though the window to enter the transfer portal is closed, that doesn't mean teams can't still go after players. One of the players left on the market was Tanner Philpott.
Jan. 18 marks one of the Iowa Hawkeyes biggest conference games to date as they welcome No. 15 Michigan State to Carver. The Spartans come to Iowa City with a respectable 17-1 (6-1) record.
In the next two weeks, four of the Iowa Hawkeyes five games are against ranked opponents. Jan Jensen's squad currently sits at 15-2 (6-0) as their undefeated B1G record will be put to the test.
The Iowa Hawkeyes never trailed as first-year head coach Ben McCollum picked up his first road win with the team. Not only was it their first road win, but it snapped a three-game losing streak that could've turned disastrous.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have finally picked up their first signature win, according to all conceivable metrics. After enduring a season-long losing streak, head coach Ben McCollum and his inaugural Hawkeyes roster took on an Indiana Hoosiers team to secure their first true road victory in blowout fashion.
The Iowa Hawkeyes were looking for anyway to get back to winning ways and they did just that in an emphatic, 74-57 road victory over the Indiana Hoosiers.
Now that the transfer portal is closed, the Iowa Hawkeyes know exactly why they focus their attention on. If they hadn't brought in enough backup on defense, that could soon change.
Jade Seubert won't have to move too far from home as the Wisconsin guard is the first player to commit to the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Class of 2027. Their Class of 2026 could still use a bit of work, but second year head coach Jan Jensen knows this is an extremely young team that has the potential to be great for years to come.
You know the drill. Friday night. Carver-Hawkeye Arena. A sea of black and gold screaming loud enough to rattle your molars. It’s the kind of environment that usually chews up visiting teams and spits them out before the first whistle blows.