The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball program may no longer be led by Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluder, but they're already making some noise to open up the 2024-25

After its 72-43 Sunday victory over Washington State, Iowa women's basketball is off to a 6-0 start. It's the best start for the Hawkeyes since the 2017-18 season when Iowa started 7-0 and when Megan Gustafson was starring in Iowa City.

Iowa women’s basketball put on a defensive clinic, holding Washington State to 27 percent shooting and 20 turnovers in the 72-43 home victory on Sunday. Such a defensive effort inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena has been and will be crucial to the Hawkeyes’ success this year as,

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Iowa won at home over Washington State Sunday evening 72-43, and Jan Jensen remains undefeated as the Hawkeyes' head coach. With the 29 point win over the Cougars, Iowa has won all six games this season by double-digit scoring which is a first for the program.

The Iowa women’s basketball team defeated Washington State, 72-43, on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa. Despite the fall break, 14,996 fans were in attendance for the tip-off at 3:00 p.

Iowa women’s basketball improved to 6-0 with a resounding 72-43 victory over Washington State (2-3) Sunday evening from Carver-Hawkeye Arena, bringing head coach Jan Jensen one win closer to tying Angie Lee for the best first-year start of a Hawkeyes head coach in program history.

The Iowa State women's basketball team's first loss of the season led to their first drop in the Associated Press poll. Iowa State checked in at No. 15 in the latest AP poll released Monday. The Cyclones had previously been ranked No.