Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark spoke at a Women’s Sports Awards luncheon in Kansas City, Missouri, on Tuesday, sharing insights on confidence, failure and growth during her rookie WNBA season.

The explosion in growth that the WNBA enjoyed in 2024 has the women's basketball league shooting for the stars in 2025, ...

"In a stunning display of loyalty that has sent shockwaves throughout the sports community, Caitlin Clark has boldly chosen ...

Clark, who has attended the "Eras" show multiple times, recently recounted her experience watching Swift perform live.

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Caitlin Clark supercharged the annual WIN for KC Women’s Sports Awards banquet, which is the nation’s largest celebration of ...

“To hear from Caitlin Clark, and in previous years we’ve heard from Abby Wombach, Simone Biles, Billie Jean King,” President ...

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Caitlin Clark addressed a wide-range of topics in a question-and-answer session Tuesday at the Women's Sports Awards luncheon ...

Clark, clad in Kansas City Chiefs red, spoke as the headliner for the event where she touched on topics such as her signature ...

Hours before the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers agreed to a trade that rocked the NBA world by exchanging star ...

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark had the eyes of the women's basketball world on her once again on February 2, when she had her No. 22 jersey retired by th ...