Iowa State Women's Basketball had a successful 2023-24 season, marking their 18th 20-win season and 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance. They celebrated the 50th anniversary of the program by reaching the Big 12 Championship for the second consecutive year and securing their 24th NCAA Tournament victory.

By the Numbers
  • Iowa State made its 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance and the 15th in the last 17 seasons.
  • Audi Crooks broke several records, including single-season made field goals and freshman points.
  • Emily Ryan set the ISU NCAA Championships career assists record with 53.
Yes, But

The team lost 77 percent of its scoring from the previous season's Big 12 Championship squad.

State of Play
  • Iowa State's freshmen, known as the "fab five," contributed significantly to team stats in points, rebounds, and minutes.
  • Audi Crooks holds the Iowa State all-time freshman scoring record with 635 points.
  • Addy Brown achieved a unique milestone as the only player in program history to score 400 points, grab 250 rebounds, and dish out 150 assists in a single season.
What's Next

The strong presence of young talent bodes well for the future of Iowa State Women's Basketball, setting the stage for continued success and growth in the upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

Iowa State Women's Basketball showcased resilience, record-breaking performances, and a promising future amidst significant player turnover, positioning the team for sustained competitiveness and achievements in the seasons ahead.