With the 2026 WNBA Draft now complete, many Iowa Hawkeyes fans are asking a key question: did standout forward Hannah Stuelke hear her name called? The answer is no, Stuelke was not selected in Monday night's draft, a development that has immediately sparked speculation about a potential reunion with her former teammate, Caitlin Clark.

Stuelke, a 6-foot-2 forward from Cedar Rapids, just wrapped a productive four-year career at Iowa. In her final season, she averaged an impressive 13.4 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, adding 2.9 assists and 1.3 steals while shooting 53.6% from the field. For her career, she was a remarkably efficient 56.3% shooter.

Despite those solid numbers, scouts likely had concerns about her fit at the professional level. As a frontcourt player, she lacks elite size and did not establish herself as a rim protector. Furthermore, her perimeter shooting remains a work in progress, having connected on just 22.5% of her three-point attempts in college.

While she wasn't drafted, Stuelke's story is far from over. She is expected to receive an invitation to a WNBA training camp where she can fight for a roster spot. This is where the Caitlin Clark connection becomes intriguing. Many Iowa supporters are hoping the Indiana Fever, Clark's team, will be the franchise to offer Stuelke that crucial camp opportunity, rekindling the chemistry that made the Hawkeyes so formidable.