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Caitlin Clark Breaks Multiple Records During Senior Season At Iowa
Caitlin Clark, the standout basketball star from Iowa, has had a season filled with thrill and record-breaking performances.
Clark made headlines by breaking the NCAA all-time scoring record, a feat untouched for over 50 years.
She shattered records in various categories, including becoming the Division I career and single-season leader in points and three-pointers. Notably, Clark is the first Division-I player to achieve 3,800+ points, 1,000+ assists, and 950+ rebounds in a career, showcasing her exceptional versatility and impact on the court.
Throughout the season, Clark consistently impressed audiences with her remarkable skills, posting high-scoring games and leading her team with exceptional playmaking abilities.
Her influence extended beyond statistics, as she drew record viewership during the championship game, attracting nearly 19 million viewers and turbocharging the surge of interest in women’s sports.
Despite falling short of a national championship, Clark’s legacy remains profound, as she not only dominated on the court but also played a pivotal role in growing the game and inspiring a new generation of athletes.
Take a look at the list below that includes ‘Caitlin Clark Breaks Multiple Records During Senior Season At Iowa‘.
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1. Won second consecutive Wooden Award
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2. Passed Chamique Holdsclaw for the most career NCAA tournament points
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3. Achieved the most points in a single quarter of an NCAA championship game
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4. Won AP Player of the Year for the second year in a row
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5. Won Naismith Player of the Year for the second year in a row
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6. Passed Taylor Robertson for most career 3-pt FG in Division I history
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7. Became first player in NCAA tournament history with 3 career 40-point games
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8. Tied Courtney Moses for the most threes in a game in NCAA tournament history
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9. Passed Diana Taurasi for the most career 3-pt FG in NCAA tournament history
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10. Passed Temeka Johnson for the most career assists in NCAA tournament history
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11. Achieved most points in single season in Division I women’s history
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12. Named Most Outstanding Player in Big Ten tournament
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13. Became career leading scorer in the Big Ten tournament
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14. Became the first Division I women’s player to score at least 1,000 points in two different seasons
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15. Achieved most three-pointers in a single season by any male or female Division I player
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16. Named first-team All-Big Ten
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17. Unanimous Big Ten Player of the Year
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18. Became all-time NCAA Division I men’s and women’s scoring leader
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19. Set NCAA single-season record for 3-pointers
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20. Set Big Ten career record for 3-pointers
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21. Became all-time leader in points among major women’s college basketball players
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22. Broke Iowa’s single-game scoring record
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23. Became Division I women’s career scoring leader
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24. Broke Big Ten all-time scoring record
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25. Became Big Ten’s all-time leader in assists
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26. • Shared The Sporting News Athlete of the Year honors with Angel Reese of LSU
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27. Achieved most 30-point games by any man or woman in Division I in the past 25 seasons
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28. Became Iowa’s all-time leading scorer
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29. Unanimous AP preseason All-America selection
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30. Named preseason Big Ten Player of the Year
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