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A basketball player at the University of Iowa, Caitlin Clark, is embarking on her next journey following a difficult defeat in the NCAA women’s championship for the second consecutive year.
The South Carolina Gamecocks defeated Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes 75-87 on Sunday in Cleveland during the NCAA women’s basketball final.
Clark’s record-breaking collegiate basketball career came to an end with this game.
Clark, a 22-year-old native of Iowa, became the NCAA women’s basketball lifetime scoring leader in just one season after shattering the record for all-time scoring, which had stood for more than 50 years.
Here are three things to be aware of regarding Clark’s future.
1. She intends to join the WNBA.
Earlier this year, Clark declared her intention to forgo playing one more season of collegiate basketball in order to declare for the WNBA draft.
As for the next chapter and a new challenge in his life, Clark told co-anchor Robin Roberts of “Good Morning America” in March. And this place has allowed me to do some really wonderful things. However, I believe that having that closure was the only reason I chose to make the announcement at that time.
