But Iowa was far from a one-woman show when Clark played there. Like Clark, guard Kate Martin was good enough to make the jump to the WNBA in 2024. To usher in the post-Clark era, All-Big Ten selection Hannah Stuelke and guard Sydney Affolter stuck around to help Iowa qualify for the NCAA Tournament in 2024-25.

A former Massachusetts basketball star stood up for her teammate, Caitlin Clark. Now the WNBA star is paying her back, literally.

One of this weekend's most discussed sporting events was the Fever's season opener against the Chicago Sky, where we got the latest chapter in the growing rivalry between Clark an

SLAM already sold out Monday of a "gold metal" variant of the magazine, limited to 94, priced at $94. The "orange metal" varaint, with an exclusive print listed as TBD, is priced at $50. Regular copies of the issue are $11.99.

During a recent cover feature with SLAM, WNBA phenom Caitlin Clark looked back on a moment that shaped her entire basketball journey. While many would expect her most formative memory to be tied to a buzzer-beater or championship win, Clark says it all started with a simple hug — one that no one ever photographed.

The 2025 WNBA season is officially underway, as teams played their first regular season games over the weekend. The Indiana Fever began their 2025 campaign with a dominating win over the Chicago Sky, 93-58.