The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team set to take part in the 2025 Women's Champions Classic with a field full of powerhouse programs.

While Iowa didn't get a lengthy Big Ten Tournament run, several noteworthy developments emerged as the Hawkeyes continue their postseason journey.

Iowa women's basketball landed the No. 11 seed and the Hawkeyes will open the Big Ten Tournament with a Wisconsin rematch on Wednesday night.

Deal is a five-star signee per ESPN and ranked as the No. 18 player nationally, while Houston is rated as a four-star signee and the No. 85 player nationally. The Hawkeyes also signed four-star post Layla Hays who is ranked as the No. 70 player in the country per ESPN in their 2025 class.

Despite no games being played, the dust has settled as the NCAA Tournament nears. New bracketology hands Iowa women's basketball a new matchup.

The Iowa State women's basketball team's NCAA Tournament fate now lies in the hands of the selection committee. Iowa State made its final case to the committee last week when the Cyclones played in the Big 12 Tournament.

After the conclusion of conference tournaments, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball NCAA Tournament seeding is starting to firm up.

As Iowa awaits its Selection Sunday fate, the final projections are rolling out around the country. Iowa (22-10, 10-8 Big Ten) is an NCAA Tournament lock after closing as one of the nation's hottest teams.