Indiana Fever fans got to see Caitlin Clark in the debut of a Nike commercial featuring female athletes as the Kansas City ...

Ahead of her jersey retirement, The Sporting News explains why the ceremony is coming so soon and revisits all that Clark ...

Clark hasn't stopped producing since leaving Iowa City. The No. 1 overall draft pick earned Rookie of the Year and first-team ...

The longtime Fever player, who has worn an Indiana uniform all seven years of her WNBA career ... It starts with her, and her ...

Nike is back in the game, advertising during the Super Bowl for the first time since 1998 and it is very telling that they ...

Caitlin Clark becomes the third Iowa player to have her jersey retired, joining Megan Gustafson and Michelle Edwards.

There will never be another Caitlin Clark. And now there will never be another Iowa Women’s basketball player to wear the number 22. What Clark accomplished in a Hawkeye uniform can only be ...

Nike hasn’t aired a commercial during the Super Bowl since 1998. The shoe and apparel company turned to Caitlin Clark and ...

Iowa was quick to honor its superstar, but as the women's game grows in popularity, school's have varying standards for ...

It’s a message that Jensen has reiterated to her team and herself throughout this season.

The Iowa Hawkeyes celebrated Caitlin Clark on Sunday, retiring her uniform number 22 less than one year after she last played in Iowa City. There's plenty to celebrate. It's all overwhelming ...

Less than a year after Caitlin Clark played her final game in an Iowa uniform, the university has ensured no one else will ever don her iconic No. 22. As the Hawkeyes women's basketball program ...