Iowa women's basketball lauds team-first mentality of McKenna Woliczko
The Iowa women's basketball team is excited about incoming freshman McKenna Woliczko, praising her team-first mentality and work ethic. Graduating senior Taylor McCabe and assistant coach LaSondra Barrett shared their thoughts on Woliczko's potential and offered advice on navigating the transition to collegiate athletics.
The Iowa women's basketball team is looking forward to the arrival of freshman power forward McKenna Woliczko. Assistant coach LaSondra Barrett praised Woliczko's self-driven attitude and team-first mentality, saying she's 'going to come and do the dirty work.' Woliczko, a 6-foot-2 native of San Bruno, California, is Iowa's highest-ranked signee since Caitlin Clark. She averaged 21.3 points and 9.4 rebounds per game in high school. Graduating senior Taylor McCabe advised Woliczko to be patient, as the jump from high school to collegiate athletics is significant. McCabe encouraged Woliczko to enjoy the learning process and stay patient, as her moment to shine will come.
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