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Iowa Women’s Basketball Makes Major Recruiting Statement with McKenna Woliczko Commitment

McKenna Woliczko, ranked sixth nationally, chose Iowa over Ohio State, South Carolina, and USC, becoming the highest-rated recruit since Caitlin Clark, boosting Iowa's roster after recent national appearances.

  • On Oct 1, 2025, McKenna Woliczko committed to the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball program, posting her decision on social media and choosing Iowa over South Carolina, USC and Ohio State.
  • Following months of coast-to-coast recruiting, Woliczko visited Iowa over Labor Day weekend and attended the season opener, solidifying her commitment to the Hawkeyes.
  • A five-star recruit and 6-foot-2 forward, McKenna Woliczko won gold at 2023 FIBA Americas U16 and 2024 U17 World Cup, averaging 9.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists.
  • Woliczko's pledge gives Iowa a solid foundation and bolsters the program's long-term outlook, while roster turnover opens minutes as Hannah Stuelke, starting forward, is set to graduate after this season.
  • After missing much of her junior year with an ACL injury, Woliczko had surgery this year, is scheduled to return later this year and will head to Iowa in the near future.
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Hawk Central broke the news in on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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