US EditionAngela Dugalic Shines as No. 2 UCLA Cruises Past No. 8 Iowa, Extends Win Streak to 15
UCLA remained undefeated in Big Ten play with a 15th consecutive win, led by Angela Dugalic's 22 points and a 57.8% shooting performance, officials said.
- On Feb. 1, 2026, UCLA women's basketball team beat No. 8 Iowa women's basketball team 88-65 at Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles, extending the Bruins' winning streak to 15 games.
- Fueled by a red-hot second half, UCLA shot 57.8% and made all free throws while outscoring Iowa 28-10 in the paint amid defensive lapses.
- Angela Dugalic led the charge, scoring a season-high 22 points with five steals and hitting a third three-pointer that created the largest lead at 86-59 late in the fourth quarter.
- The result leaves UCLA atop the Big Ten at 21-1 overall and 11-0 while Iowa falls to 18-4, 9-2, with coach Jensen considering lineup changes before hosting Minnesota on Thursday.
- As a broader trend, UCLA's win reinforces its elite status this year, highlights its Big Ten dominance with two wins over Iowa, and showcases a sustained perimeter threat hitting 6 of 12 from 3-point range.
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Iowa women's basketball crushed by UCLA, finishes West Coast trip winless
Following Thursday night’s upset loss at USC, eighth-ranked Iowa made the 13.7-mile cross-town trip to take on second-ranked UCLA. The Hawkeyes came up short, 88-65, finishing their trip to Los Angeles with a 0-2 record. The Bruins owned the paint for all four quarters, where they outscored the Hawkeyes by 30 points. Ava Heiden led Iowa’s scorers with 19 points, all coming in the second half. The second-year had all but three of the Hawkeyes’ t…
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Recap & Takeaways: What plagued Iowa on west coast road trip as Hawkeyes fall to UCLA Sunday
The Iowa women's basketball team dropped its second consecutive game as No. 2 UCLA outscored the Hawkeyes in each quarter to secure 23-point win on Sunday night.
Press-Telegram
No. 2 UCLA women win 15th straight, rout No. 8 Iowa
LOS ANGELES — The UCLA women’s basketball team continued its tear through the Big Ten conference. A Sunday matinee against the No. 8 Iowa Hawkeyes, trying to avoid a second straight defeat after losing to USC on Thursday, seemed like the Bruins’ greatest test. They handled it with ease, dominating the Hawkeyes, 88-65. Forward Angela Dugalic came off the bench to lead the Bruins (21-1, 11-0 Big Ten) with a season-high 22 points. Point guard Kiki …
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