**Breaking News: Iowa Hawkeyes Women's Basketball Breaks Record with UConn Win** **Iowa City, IA** - The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team has set a new record for the most-watched women's college basketball game in history, with their thrilling 71-69 victory over UConn on Friday night in Cleveland. The ESPN broadcast of the game drew an unprecedented audience, marking a watershed moment for the sport. The Hawkeyes' victory not only secured their place in the NCAA Tournament championship game but also etched their name in the annals of women's basketball history. "This is an incredible moment for our team and for the entire program," said head coach Lisa Bluder. "To have this kind of support and to make history is truly special." Iowa's star guard, Caitlin Clark, played a crucial role in the victory, scoring 21 points and becoming the leading scorer in college basketball history with her performance. "It's an honor to be a part of this team and to make history," said Clark. "We're going to cherish this moment and continue to make strides for women's basketball." The Hawkeyes will face off against the Stanford Cardinal in the national championship game on Sunday night in Minneapolis. Their quest for a historic championship victory will be closely watched by an even larger audience, as the sport continues to gain momentum and inspire a new generation of fans.
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