The Iowa women’s basketball team traveled to Nebraska Monday morning and earned a resounding win over the Cornhuskers, 80-67. Iowa sophomore Ava Heiden dominated all game long in the low post. She tied her career-high with 27 points on 12-15 shooting from the floor.

Iowa Hawkeyes center Ava Heiden delivered a lights out performance against the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

Chad Leistikow's 5 thoughts column from Iowa's 80-67 win at Nebraska centers around career-high performances from two impressive sophomores.

Looking to build off of its previous win, the Iowa women’s basketball team took down rival Nebraska with ease, 80-67, Monday afternoon at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Shooting an elite 60 percent from the field,

A prestigious Top 10 center list included this Iowa Hawkeyes sophomore.

The thought process for a Husker upset was there. An early tip in a road environment for the Hawkeyes against a team desperate for a win to bolster their crumbling NCAA Tournament resume. On paper, it felt like it could be a sneaky tough go for the Hawkeyes at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

The Iowa Hawkeyes can do no wrong at this point in the season, as proven by another pair of weekly award winners. Ava Heiden took home the B1G player of the week, while Addie Deal won her second straight B1G freshman of the week honor. Heiden and Deal have ...

Hard-rockin' Ava Heiden fuels No. 13 Hawkeyes to an 80-67 win at Nebraska, sending the Huskers to their fifth consecutive loss.