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Vanderbilt and Iowa, each entering the 2026‑27 season with top‑10 rankings and deep tournament pedigrees, will meet on November 15 in Sioux City, Iowa, in a game that could set the tone for their national ambitions.
The Commodores and Hawkeyes will meet on Nov. 15 at the Tyson Events Center, featuring star players and high preseason expectations.
A demanding early schedule pits Iowa against top‑15 programs, highlighting transfers, fan enthusiasm, and a venue steeped in Hawkeye tradition.
Iowa’s women’s basketball team has mapped out a high‑stakes non‑conference slate that includes games against Vanderbilt in Sioux City, a showdown with UConn, and a series of transfers from Georgia that could reshape the roster.
After a Round of 32 exit, head coach Jan Jensen welcomes a revamped roster, including new transfers and a five‑star recruit, as the Hawkeyes aim to re‑establish themselves among the Big Ten elite.
The Iowa women's basketball team is shifting back to a 4‑out, 1‑in offense after a season that saw a high‑low scheme flourish, but the departure of Hannah Stuelke and the arrival of transfers Dani Carnegie and Amari Whiting signal a new chapter.
Transfer guard Dani Carnegie, a first‑team All‑SEC guard, joins the Hawkeyes with a reputation for shot creation and clutch performances, elevating expectations for the upcoming season.
Iowa will host UConn in 2027‑28 after a scheduled away game next season, reviving a rivalry that sees the Huskies leading 7‑4, while both teams bring back key players and high‑profile recruits.
Iowa will travel to UConn next season before hosting the Huskies in 2027-28, reviving a historic rivalry that promises top‑tier competition.
The latest power rankings highlight USC's title potential, Michigan's Final Four outlook, Iowa's transfer boost, and a host of other storylines shaping the Big Ten women's basketball landscape.
Transfer Bria Medina and freshman Ella Strömdahl join the University of Iowa women's basketball team, adding elite scoring and global perspective ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
The Tucson native averaged 23.6 points per game at Knox College and earned historic conference honors before signing with the University of Iowa.
Bria Medina, a junior guard from Knox College, has officially signed with the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball program, bringing her 23.6 points per game average and award‑winning accolades to the team.
The University of Iowa women's basketball team welcomes two standout newcomers — Bria Medina from Knox College and Ella Strömdahl from Sweden — as part of a six‑player influx aimed at revitalizing the roster.
Transfer guard Bria Medina, a former Knox College standout, pledges to Iowa, bringing 23.6 points per game and senior leadership to the program.
Bria Medina, a transfer guard from Knox College, has pledged to the University of Iowa, bringing a 23.6‑point average and a career‑high 40‑point game to the Hawkeyes.
The Hawkeyes add a high‑scoring guard from Knox College and a versatile forward from Sweden, finalizing a roster that could contend for a deep postseason run.
The Hawkeyes have added Swedish forward Ella Stromdahl and several transfer portal players, bringing the program to eleven scholarship athletes ahead of the next season
Swedish forward Ella Stromdahl commits to the University of Iowa, joining a recruiting class that also features McKenna Woliczko and several portal transfers, bringing the Hawkeyes to a full 11-player roster for the upcoming season.
Stromdahl, a 6‑foot forward from Uppsala, joins Iowa's 2026‑27 class, bringing versatility to a system that emphasizes spacing and multi‑dimensional scoring.
Ella Stromdahl, a 6‑foot forward from Uppsala, Sweden, has pledged to Iowa, joining a class that already includes Bria Medina and several other offseason acquisitions.
Ella Stromdahl, a 6‑foot forward from Uppsala, Sweden, has pledged to Iowa, bringing depth to a squad reshaping its offense under coach Jan Jensen.
Bria Medina, a high‑scoring point guard from Knox College, has pledged to join Iowa’s women’s basketball team, bringing elite scoring and defensive skills to the Hawkeyes.
Coach Jan Jensen announced that Iowa will not seek Emely Rodriguez's return despite her remaining in the NCAA transfer portal for a second consecutive year, citing injury, suspension and roster needs.