Full Name
Caitlin Clark
Job Title
Professional Basketball Player
Speaker Bio
2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year
2024 First Team All WNBA
3x WNBA All-Star Starter (2024, 2025, 2026)
2024 WNBA 1st Overall Pick
NCAA All-Time Leading Scorer (Men & Women)
NCAA All-Time 3-PT FG Leader (Women)
4x AP All American
2x Naismith Women's College Player of the Year
2x John R. Wooden Award
Caitlin Clark is more than one of the most exciting basketball players of her generation, she is a transformative force who has elevated women’s basketball to new heights. Known for her logo threes, visionary passing, and competitive spirit, Clark has achieved global popularity as she shatters records on the court and drives unprecedented growth in the WNBA’s visibility, attendance, and wider cultural impact.
Now in her third season, Clark is the fastest player ever to reach both 200 career three-pointers and 600 career assists, earning her third consecutive All-Star selection as a starter. She is first player in WNBA history to record a 40-point, 10-assist game, and has recorded the most 30-point, 10-assist games in league history with four, which equals the total of all other players combined.
Her record-breaking trajectory began the moment she arrived. The 2024 WNBA Draft was the most watched in league history as Clark was selected first overall by the Indiana Fever. During her remarkable rookie season, she shattered single-season and single-game assist records, broke the rookie scoring record, and became the first rookie to record a triple-double. She earned an All-Star selection, helped propel the Fever to their first playoff appearance since 2016, and became the first rookie since Candace Parker (2008) to make the First Team All-WNBA, one of only five players to ever achieve this honor, and was named the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year.
Clark chose to stay close to home and play for the University of Iowa, over other top programs, and led the Hawkeyes to three Big 10 championships and back-to-back NCAA Championship appearances. She re-wrote history along the way, surpassing Pete Maravich for most points scored by a Division I basketball player, men's or women's. Clark is in rare air as a two-time winner of the Wooden Award and multiple-time winner of the Naismith Award, college basketball's most prestigious honors. The University of Iowa retired Clark’s No. 22 jersey to honor her iconic career.
Off the court, Clark also makes an impact through The Caitlin Clark Foundation which is focused on youth empowerment through education, nutrition, and sports—the very pillars of her success. The foundation benefits both Iowa and Indiana communities through grants, back-to-school support, and building multi-use courts through its Community Courts initiative. Clark's relentless pursuit of excellence transcends anything she ventures into, as she remains committed in enduring change, both within the game and beyond its boundaries.
2024 First Team All WNBA
3x WNBA All-Star Starter (2024, 2025, 2026)
2024 WNBA 1st Overall Pick
NCAA All-Time Leading Scorer (Men & Women)
NCAA All-Time 3-PT FG Leader (Women)
4x AP All American
2x Naismith Women's College Player of the Year
2x John R. Wooden Award
Caitlin Clark is more than one of the most exciting basketball players of her generation, she is a transformative force who has elevated women’s basketball to new heights. Known for her logo threes, visionary passing, and competitive spirit, Clark has achieved global popularity as she shatters records on the court and drives unprecedented growth in the WNBA’s visibility, attendance, and wider cultural impact.
Now in her third season, Clark is the fastest player ever to reach both 200 career three-pointers and 600 career assists, earning her third consecutive All-Star selection as a starter. She is first player in WNBA history to record a 40-point, 10-assist game, and has recorded the most 30-point, 10-assist games in league history with four, which equals the total of all other players combined.
Her record-breaking trajectory began the moment she arrived. The 2024 WNBA Draft was the most watched in league history as Clark was selected first overall by the Indiana Fever. During her remarkable rookie season, she shattered single-season and single-game assist records, broke the rookie scoring record, and became the first rookie to record a triple-double. She earned an All-Star selection, helped propel the Fever to their first playoff appearance since 2016, and became the first rookie since Candace Parker (2008) to make the First Team All-WNBA, one of only five players to ever achieve this honor, and was named the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year.
Clark chose to stay close to home and play for the University of Iowa, over other top programs, and led the Hawkeyes to three Big 10 championships and back-to-back NCAA Championship appearances. She re-wrote history along the way, surpassing Pete Maravich for most points scored by a Division I basketball player, men's or women's. Clark is in rare air as a two-time winner of the Wooden Award and multiple-time winner of the Naismith Award, college basketball's most prestigious honors. The University of Iowa retired Clark’s No. 22 jersey to honor her iconic career.
Off the court, Clark also makes an impact through The Caitlin Clark Foundation which is focused on youth empowerment through education, nutrition, and sports—the very pillars of her success. The foundation benefits both Iowa and Indiana communities through grants, back-to-school support, and building multi-use courts through its Community Courts initiative. Clark's relentless pursuit of excellence transcends anything she ventures into, as she remains committed in enduring change, both within the game and beyond its boundaries.
