Caitlin Clark has redefined the game in her rookie WNBA season, bringing a much-needed economic boost to women’s basketball and proving her doubters wrong. Her influence is inspiring a new generation of fans and players.

Clark ended her Hawkeyes career following the NCAA Women's championship game against the South Carolina Gamecocks in April. She was taken off with just over 20 seconds of the match remaining and received a standing ovation thanks to her endeavours during her four-year spell at the University of Iowa.

Caitlin Clark may be a basketball whiz, but she is making inroads in golf, too. In July 2023, Clark made her first golf appearance playing in the pro-am at the John Deere Classic, the PGA Tour stop

Caitlin Clark, the top pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, recently opened up about her disappointment with how the event unfolded, despite her exciting selection.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is arguably the biggest star in all of basketball right now, men’s or women’s. With that much star power, it’s a pretty big deal when Clark is upset, especially considering she’s usually pretty even-keeled off the court.