Senior Point Guard Breaks Career Scoring Record
Caitlin Clark, the standout senior point guard for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes, etched her name in the history books on Thursday night. Clark made history during the team’s home game against the University of Michigan by becoming the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring leader.
By sinking her first three shots in the first quarter, Clark surpassed the previous record held by Kelsey Plum with 3,527 career points while playing for the Washington Huskies. By the end of the game, Clark’s total points stood at 3,569, setting a new milestone in women’s college basketball.
Record-Breaking Performance
Not only did Clark secure the NCAA record, but she also set a new school record with 49 points in the game against Michigan. Her exceptional performance on the court solidifies her legacy as one of the greatest players in women’s college basketball history.
Looking Ahead
As Clark reflects on her achievements, she faces a decision at the end of the season – whether to play another year for the Hawkeyes or enter the WNBA draft. Despite her remarkable success, Clark remains focused on her aspirations, including reaching the Final Four and playing in front of big crowds.
Her dedication to the sport and unwavering passion for the game have propelled her to this historic moment, marking a significant milestone in her collegiate career.
The final score of Thursday’s game stood at 106-89, cementing Clark’s place in NCAA women’s basketball history.