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The article is a heartfelt tribute to Sister Jean, a beloved Loyola Chicago icon and friend, who passed away at 106. It highlights her inspiring life, her impact on others, her role in the NCAA Final Four run, and her collaboration on a bestselling book, emphasizing her kindness, purpose, and enduring legacy.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved Loyola University Chicago chaplain and March Madness icon known for her inspiring presence during the 2018 tournament, has died at 106, leaving a lasting legacy of faith, inspiration, and community impact.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved 106-year-old chaplain of Loyola Chicago's basketball team and a cultural icon after the 2018 NCAA Final Four run, has died, leaving a legacy of faith, inspiration, and community impact over her 60+ years at Loyola and her lifelong dedication to service and spirituality.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved 106-year-old Loyola University Chicago basketball team chaplain and fan known for her support and pregame prayers, has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in the sports world and beyond.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved Loyola Chicago basketball fan and team chaplain known for her viral presence during NCAA tournaments, has died at 106, leaving a lasting legacy of wisdom, faith, and community support.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, a beloved Loyola-Chicago chaplain and cultural icon known for her role in the 2018 NCAA Final Four run, has died at age 106, leaving a lasting legacy of wisdom, faith, and community impact.
Sister Jean, the beloved chaplain of Loyola Chicago's men's basketball team and a prominent figure during their 2018 Final Four run, has retired at age 106 due to health concerns after serving for 30 years and publishing a memoir in 2023.
Caitlin Clark's 13th career triple-double, consisting of 35 points, 17 rebounds, and 10 assists, propelled the No. 3 Iowa women's basketball team to a 98-69 victory over Loyola Chicago. Despite a slow start, Iowa's defense improved in the second half, holding Loyola to only 23 points. Clark's performance, along with contributions from Hannah Stuelke, Kate Martin, and Sydney Affolter, helped Iowa avoid an upset and conclude their non-conference schedule with a 12-1 record.
No. 3 Iowa women's basketball will face Loyola Chicago in a non-conference game at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The game will be televised on BTN Plus and can also be streamed online. The Hawkeyes are on an eight-game winning streak, while Loyola has won four consecutive games. The game starts at 5 p.m. CT and can be listened to on the Hawkeye Radio Network.
No. 4 Iowa Hawkeyes (11-1) will face Loyola Chicago Ramblers (6-4) in a non-conference women's basketball game. Iowa's Caitlin Clark leads the nation in scoring and is ranked 9th all-time in NCAA Division-I career scoring. Loyola has won four consecutive games and is shooting 38.7 percent from the floor. This is the first meeting between the two teams.
Tenth-ranked Florida Atlantic defeated Loyola Chicago 75-62 in their season opener, with Vladislav Goldin leading the way with 19 points, 10 rebounds, five blocks, and four steals. FAU showcased their balanced offense with contributions from Nick Boyd, Johnell Davis, and Brandon Weatherspoon. The Owls, coming off a Final Four run, are aiming for an NCAA championship. Loyola put up a fight but couldn't overcome FAU's strong performance.