Hannah Stuelke shines with 47 points in No. 2 Iowa women's basketball 111-93 win against Penn State

Iowa women's basketball team dominates Penn State with a 111-93 victory, led by Hannah Stuelke's career-high 47 points.

The Iowa women's basketball team had an impressive victory over the Penn State Nittany Lions, with a final score of 111-93 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. Forward Hannah Stuelke was the star of the game, scoring a career-high 47 points and grabbing nine rebounds, along with a block and a steal. Guards Caitlin Clark and Kate Martin also made significant contributions, scoring 27 and 16 points, respectively.

The Nittany Lions, who had won six of their last seven games, came into the matchup with a strong record and were ranked third in the Big Ten. Guard Makenna Marisa led the team in points and assists per game, with 15.1 and 3, respectively.

The game got off to an exciting start, with Clark hitting a three-pointer on Iowa's first possession and setting up Stuelke for another score. Despite some early struggles, Iowa managed to take the lead in the second quarter, shooting 66% from the field and going into halftime with a 55-44 advantage.

The third quarter saw Stuelke continue to dominate, scoring 13 points and helping Iowa extend their lead. Clark also made significant contributions, scoring 16 points and adding four assists. The fourth quarter saw Stuelke maintain her strong performance, scoring 10 of the team's first 12 points and drawing fouls from the Nittany Lions' defenders.

Although Penn State made a late push, Iowa ultimately secured the victory with a final score of 111-93. The team's strong performance bodes well for their upcoming games, and fans can look forward to more exciting matchups in the future.

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