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IOWA CITY, Iowa — Iowa women's basketball stays undefeated on the season and improves to 3-0 after defeating Toledo 94-57 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena Wednesday night.

With just one senior currently on the team, the roster for the Iowa State women’s basketball team has just a couple of openings. Well, the Cyclones and head coach Bill Fennelly filled those spots on Wednesday during signing day.

Although the score became lopsided quickly, Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball had plenty of important developments in Wednesday's win over Toledo.

After an impressive win over Virginia Tech, Iowa women's basketball is climbing in ESPN's bracketology update.

Hannah Stuelke, Lucy Olsen and Taylor McCabe powered Iowa to a statement win over Toledo on Wednesday after both polls snubbed the Hawkeyes from the latest rankings.

Plenty of Hawkeyes took advantage of the stage that beckoned for a breakout. Iowa's emphatic 94-57 win over Toledo, which had box-score beauty everywhere, marked another step in cementing how Jan Jensen's first team will operate when the competition intensifies in Big Ten play.

The Iowa Hawkeyes are 2-0 after dispatching of Virginia Tech (1-1) in the Ally Tipoff, 71-52. In its first serious test of the 2024-25 women's college basketball season, Iowa showed up from the jump and looked like a team that can make some noise in the Big Ten and nationally.

Turnovers And Points Inside The Hokies turned the ball over 18 times, allowing Iowa to score 20 points off of turnovers, The Hokies allowed many points inside