With the COVID-19 pandemic causing college sports cancellations in recent months, athletic departments are now feeling the financial burden of…
Former All-American Iowa State women's basketball player Bridget Carleton is headed to France to play for Landerneau Bretagne Basket in Lander…
On Wednesday, the Iowa State Cyclones held a Virtual Cyclone Tailgate Tour for the first time ever.
The Iowa State Cyclones women's basketball team has a lot of momentum heading into next season, despite not being able to play in the 2020 Big…
On Thursday, Iowa State confirmed that redshirt sophomore forward Lauren Mills, is transferring from the program.
For the first time since the Big 12 tournament, Iowa State women's basketball Head Coach Bill Fennelly spoke with the media Thursday in a tele…
With the NCAA Division I Council announcing Monday that spring sport athletes would be given an extra year of eligibility due to the coronavirus outbreak, Iowa State Daily sports editors Zane Douglas and Matt Belinson decided to go 'Head to Head' to debate if winter sport athletes should have received an extra year of eligibility as well.
In Kansas City, Missouri, on Thursday, the Iowa State women's basketball team headed to practice at 11:10 a.m., a full 24 hours before their game against the Kansas State Wildcats in the first round of the 2020 Big 12 women's basketball tournament.
NCAA President Mark Emmert announced the inevitable news Thursday afternoon that the NCAA would be canceling all remaining winter and spring postseason tournaments.
A day after NCAA president Mark Emmert announced that all NCAA postseason tournaments will be held without fans, Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby announced at an 11 a.m. press conference on Thursday that the Big 12 will cancel its postseason basketball tournaments completely.
NCAA President Mark Emmert announced Wednesday afternoon in a press release that all NCAA postseason tournaments will be held without fans in attendance.
The Iowa State women’s basketball team made history on Sunday by beating the then second-ranked Baylor Lady Bears 57-56 at Hilton Coliseum.
The Iowa State Cyclones pulled off one of the greatest upsets in Iowa State women's basketball history on Sunday. The game was filled with great moments on a senior day that will never be forgotten.
Tied at 56 with .01 remaining on the clock, the Iowa State Cyclones had the chance to end the second-ranked Baylor Lady Bears 58-game Big 12 winning streak, as sophomore forward Ashley Joens earned two free throw attempts after being fouled on a late shot attempt.
Iowa State has been pretty good in home games this season, as they have an 11-5 record in home games this season (5-3 in Big 12 home games).
In order to not lose its third road game in a row and to potentially improve its Big 12 seeding and NCAA tournament stock, the Iowa State Cyclones needed a win over the Kansas Jayhawks.
