Facing Wisconsin for the second time in four days, Iowa women's basketball cruised from the opening tip to open the Big Ten Tournament.

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Iowa women's basketball enters the postseason with ample confidence as it eyes another Big Ten Tournament surge. Here are three things to watch.

Wisconsin women’s basketball (13-17, 4-14 Big Ten) fell 81-54 to the Iowa Hawkeyes (21-9, 10-8 Big Ten) in the first round of the 2025 Big Ten Tournament on Wednesday. Fueled by a three-point make from program veteran Natalie Leuzinger and two-point field goals from bigs Carter McCray and Serah Williams,

The Iowa women’s basketball team nabbed a win to start their Big Ten Tournament postseason play on Wednesday, besting Wisconsin, 81-54. The Hawkeyes dominated the entire contest and trailed by only three early on in the game.

Despite no games being played, the dust has settled as the NCAA Tournament nears. New bracketology hands Iowa women's basketball a new matchup.

After the conclusion of conference tournaments, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball NCAA Tournament seeding is starting to firm up.

The Iowa women’s basketball team will begin their quest for a fourth consecutive Big Ten Tournament title run in Indianapolis with a rematch against Wisconsin on Wednesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis,

As Iowa awaits its Selection Sunday fate, the final projections are rolling out around the country. Iowa (22-10, 10-8 Big Ten) is an NCAA Tournament lock after closing as one of the nation's hottest teams.