HomeWomen's SportsWomen's BasketballWBB: Cyclone women move to 20th in latest AP rankings

WBB: Cyclone women move to 20th in latest AP rankings

Date:

Related stories

Audi Crooks sweeps Big 12 weekly awards

Iowa State Cyclones center Audi Crooks (55) shoots the...

Iowa State selects Goldenrod Companies to lead CYTown development

The following is a press release from Iowa State...

WBB: Cyclones roll BYU to cap important week with no blemishes

Iowa State Cyclones guard Hannah Belanger (13) lays up...

WATCH: Fennelly, Ryan & Brown talk BYU, final stretch

Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly addressed media members on...
spot_imgspot_img

It was a good week to be an Iowa State basketball fan as both the men’s and women’s teams got off to 2-0 starts in Big 12 play capped with wins over Kansas on Saturday.

The men beat the No. 5 team in the nation and the women earned their first road win of the year.

With the hot start to conference play, the women’s basketball squad moved from No. 25 to No. 20 in this week’s Associated Press Poll.

After a near five-year hiatus from the rankings, Iowa State first re-appeared in the poll this season in the Week 4 edition at No. 23.

After losing a road game against South Dakota, the team dropped out of the poll. That was until last week, at least.

The Cyclones fought their way back in after winning four games in a row following a close loss to Iowa.

The No. 20 ranking is the highest Iowa State has appeared at in the poll since they were at the same spot on Jan. 20 of the 2013-14 season.

The women will return to the court for two home matchups this week as they take on TCU on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. and Texas on Saturday at 4:00 p.m.

Connor Ferguson
Connor Ferguson
Connor will be covering women’s basketball for Cyclone Fanatic during the 2018-19 season. He is currently a junior enrolled at Iowa State and is studying journalism at Iowa State’s Greenlee School of Journalism. Connor also covers a variety of sports around the state of Iowa, including Indoor football and motorsports for Last Word on Sports. He also appears on-air four times a week covering high school football for 1460 KXnO, college football for his own podcast, and professional sports for 88.5 KURE – Iowa State’s student radio station.

Latest News