1992–93 Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team

The 1992–1993 s women's basketball team represented the University of Iowa in the 1992–1993 NCAA women's basketball season.

The team was the first Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team to advance to the Final Four in the women's NCAA basketball tournament.[1]

Roster [2]

Player NumberPlayer NameHeightPositionCollege Year/EligibilityHometown/High School
10Arneda Yarbrough5–5GuardSo/SoRacine, Wisconsin/William Horlick High School
11Karen Clayton5–5GuardFr/FrRaleigh, North Carolina/Needham B. Broughton High School
12Laurie Aaron5–6GuardSr/SrDetroit, Michigan/Murray-Wright High School
15Virgie Dilingham5–10ForwardJr/JrRichmond, Kentucky/Madison Central High School
20Antonia Macklin5–7Forward/GuardJr/SoBoston, Massachusetts/The English High School
21Nicole Tunsil6–1ForwardJr/JrSt. Petersburg, Florida/Lakewood High School
31Andrea Harmon6–2CenterJr/JrOklahoma City, Oklahoma/Midwest City High School
33Tia Jackson6–0ForwardJr/JrMardela Springs, Maryland/Mardela Middle and High School
34Molly Tideback6–3CenterSr/SrWaterloo, Iowa/Columbus High School (UCLA)
42Cathy Marx6–5CenterJr/JrMoline, Illinois/Riverdale
54Toni Foster6–1ForwardSr/SrChicago, Illinois/Marshall Metropolitan High School
55Jenny Noll6–4CenterFr/FrMuscatine, Iowa/Muscatine High School

Coaching Staff [3]

Head Coach: C. Vivian Stringer

Assistant Coaches: Marianna Freeman, Angie Lee, Linda Myers

Game Results [4]

DateOpponentW-LScoreLocation
12/4at Pittsburgh UniversityW70–59Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
12/6at #4 University of MarylandW53–50College Park, Maryland
12/11West Virginia UniversityW74–44Amana-Hawkeye Classic (Iowa City, Iowa)
12/11CharlotteW60–38Amana-Hawkeye Classic (Iowa City, IA)
12/20Drake UniversityW90–44Amana-Hawkeye Classic (Iowa City, IA)
1/2vs. Bucknell UniversityW97–39FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, Florida)
1/3vs. #10 University of ColoradoL70–72FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, FL)
1/4vs. Eastern Kentucky UniversityW67–63FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, FL)
1/8University of WisconsinW65–39Iowa City, IA
1/10at University of MinnesotaW75–47Minneapolis, Minnesota
1/15at University of IllinoisW65–57Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
1/17at NorthwesternW60–55Evanston, Illinois
1/22#23 IndianaW79–50Iowa City, IA
1/26#24 Northern Illinois UniversityW92–59Iowa City, IA
1/29at MichiganW84–54Ann Arbor, Michigan
1/31at Michigan StateW75–55East Lansing, Michigan
2/5#6 Ohio StateW79–62Iowa City, IA
2/7#4 Penn StateW84–59Iowa City, IA
2/12Northwestern UniversityW66–62Iowa City, IA
2/14IllinoisW77–58Iowa City, IA
2/19at Purdue UniversityW63–55West Lafayette, Indiana
2/21at IndianaW68–46Bloomington, Indiana
2/26Michigan StateW76–46Iowa City, IA
2/28MichiganW71–34Iowa City, IA
3/5at #8 Penn StateL64–70State College, Pennsylvania
3/7at #4 Ohio StateL60–72Columbus, Ohio
3/12MinnesotaW83–59Iowa City, IA
3/17at Old Dominion UniversityW82–56NCAA 2nd Round (Norfolk, Virginia)
3/25#7 Auburn UniversityW63–50NCAA Midwest Regional (Iowa City, IA)
3/27#2 University of TennesseeW72–56NCAA Midwest Regional (Iowa City, IA)
4/3vs. #4 Ohio StateL72–73 (ot)NCAA Women's Final Four (Atlanta, Georgia)

References

  1. ↑ Kent, Milton. (1993, April 3). "Iowa Play Through Pain of Tragedies," Baltimore Sun.
  2. ↑ 1992–1993 Iowa Women's Basketball Media Guide
  3. ↑ 1992–1993 Iowa Women's Basketball Media Guide
  4. ↑ 2008–2009 Iowa Women's Basketball Media Guide
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