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2026
TIMEJune 9, 2026TIME100 Most Influential People in Sports: Caitlin ClarkTIME puts her among the hundred most influential people in sport, for the showmanship and the shooting range that pulled a new audience to the game.Read at TIMEESPNMay 8, 2026How Caitlin Clark got healthy for the Fever's 2026 WNBA seasonInside the rehab that followed the injuries of 2025, and the return with Team USA that ended with her named the tournament MVP.Read at ESPN
2024
ESPNDecember 24, 2024Fever's Caitlin Clark named AP Female Athlete of the YearThe Associated Press vote, 35 of 74 ballots, making her only the fourth basketball player to win it since 1931.Read at ESPNTIMEDecember 12, 2024Athlete of the Year Caitlin Clark Reflects on the Progress and Promise of Women’s SportHer own words on stage at TIME's "A Year in TIME": the growth of the women's game is "just scratching the surface", and one day she wants to own a team.Read at TIMETIMEDecember 10, 2024Caitlin Clark: Athlete of the Year 2024TIME's cover story on the rookie season that changed women's basketball, and the first WNBA player ever to take the award.Read at TIMEESPNApril 5, 2024Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and an epic Final Four clashThe build-up to Iowa against UConn, two guards who had been circling each other since 2021.Read at ESPNESPNApril 1, 2024Caitlin Clark leads Iowa win in LSU rematch to reach Final Four41 points and 12 assists against the defending champions, the rematch everyone wanted, and a second straight Final Four.Read at ESPNESPNMarch 20, 2024Caitlin Clark and Iowa find peace in the processWright Thompson spent months inside her last college season, on the pressure, the noise, and what greatness costs. The best long read written about her.Read at ESPNCBS SportsMarch 3, 2024Caitlin Clark breaks Pete Maravich's NCAA D-I all-time scoring record: Iowa star makes history vs. Ohio StateThe night in Iowa City she passed 3,667 points and became the leading scorer in Division I history, women or men.Read at CBS Sports
