Iowa State women's basketball will face two ranked opponents this week. It’s an opportunity for the Cyclones to boost their NCAA Tournament resume.

AMES – Iowa State heads into Manhattan, Kansas, where the No. 11 Wildcats wait for the 7:30 p.m. Thursday night matchup. The Cyclones have been on a tear lately, winning five of their last six games,

Iowa State Cyclones women's basketball has a chance at a marquee win Thursday when they play at No. 11 Kansas State.

For the first time this season, Iowa State has back-to-back road games. The Cyclones will take on Arizona before heading home. Here is a game preview.

AMES ― The Iowa State vs. Kansas basketball game hardly needs any added ... Their patience was rewarded with a marquee 74-57 win for the Cyclones. The hype was already in place for this matchup of Big 12 rivals, but it continued to build as the Cyclones ...

There are two games remaining on Iowa State's schedule look like they will define the Cyclones' Big 12 championship hopes.

Caleb Love sank a 55-foot shot at the buzzer in regulation to force OT, then led Arizona to an 86-75 victory over Iowa State on Monday in Tucson.

During the Iowa State women’s basketball team’s shootaround Saturday, coach Bill Fennelly approached guard Lily Hansford. Fennelly figured there would be open opportunities to shoot may open up for the struggling Hansford against UCF's zone defense.

Back on the road again this weekend, third-ranked Iowa State takes on Arizona State in Big 12 Conference action. The Cyclones continue to put up points in bunch

AMES – The Iowa State women’s basketball team needed ... to the lane and bounced an easy basket off the glass to give the Cyclones a 13-0 lead with 6:15 left in the first quarter, Knights ...

AMES ― The Iowa State vs. Kansas basketball game hardly ... Their patience was rewarded with a marquee 74-57 win for the Cyclones. The hype was already in place for this matchup of Big 12 ...

That's a big reason why Iowa State remains on the bubble in some of the most recent NCAA Tournament projections, including ESPN women's basketball guru Charlie Creme's latest post released Tuesday afternoon.