Indiana Headed Back to the Sweet Sixteen

by Tony Vasquez - March 22, 2022March 22, 20220

Bloomington, Indiana The No. 3 seed Indiana Hoosiers won their last home game of the season in front of 9,627 to advance to their second Sweet Sixteen in a row. The Princeton Tigers gave Indiana everything they had but fell one point short in the 56 -55 loss. Princeton had nine more

Indiana women remain at the top of the Big Ten with a victory over Northwestern

by Tony Vasquez - February 18, 20220

Bloomington, IN Junior forward Mackenzie Holmes returned to the court for the Hoosier. Holmes ended up with 6 points and 6 rebounds in 23 mins as the Hoosiers put the Wildcats away 69-58. Aleksa Gulbe took advantage of Northwestern's zone defense with 20 points and a double-double. Nicole Cardaño-Hillary went 3-5

No. 8 Indiana women’s basketball defeated No. 6 Maryland in overtime, 70-63

by Tony Vasquez - January 2, 20220

Bloomington, IN One of the lady Hoosiers' goals this season was to finally defeat Maryland, having lost 11 straight before today's overtime victory. Ali Patberg led Indiana with 18, and Aleska Gulbe and Mackenzie Holmes had double-doubles to help the Hoosiers survive a late run by the Terrapins. The Hoosiers defense

The Lady Vols Dominate The Paint And Upset Indiana 66 -58

Indiana Hoosiers

by Tony Vasquez - December 17, 2020December 18, 20200

The Tennessee Lady Vols pulled off the upset at Assembly Hall in Bloomington over the 15th ranked Indiana Hoosiers on Thursday, 66-58. This was only the second meeting between the two teams and the first time they have played in Bloomington. Tennessee dominated the paint by outscoring and outrebounding the

No. 13 Indiana Women’s Basketball Cruise Past Samford

by Tony Vasquez - December 4, 2020December 4, 20200

No. 13 Indiana took charge early and never looked back, blowing out Samford by 51 points. The offensive was a team effort with four of the five staters in double digits. The Hoosier's defense, which has been a Teri Moren staple, was stifling in the 71 -26 victory over Samford.

IU: Ali Patberg granted 6th year of eligibility by NCAA

Indiana Hoosiers

by Staff - July 7, 2019July 7, 20190

Indiana guard Ali Patberg has been granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. She will now have two years of eligibility remaining with the women’s basketball program. Patberg, an All-Big Ten Second team honoree in 2018-19, will now be eligible to suit up for IU through the 2020-21 season.