Social media were on fire when it was revealed that Caitlin Clark received the ninth-most votes among other WNBA All-Stars for the top guard. There are three voting groups for the WNBA All-Star ...

Indeed, it is a whiplash inducing book. It’s pretty insane to recap just how much happened to Clark in the span of a year. But also, how much Clark happened to us. Her impact was immediate.

— Claire: Caitlin Clark Style (@caitlinclarksty) July 11, 2025 Another simply said, “95% of your brand is Caitlin Clark.” 95% of your "Brand", is Caitlin Clark ...

Clark received 1,293,526 votes and Collier got 1,176,020. Dan Zaksheske of Outkick compared those numbers with the WNBA All-Star voting results from two years ago, before Clark was drafted first ...

Caitlin Clark will not participate in the 2024 Summer Olympics with Team USA, but she is well on her way to becoming perhaps the most important player in WNBA history, judging by her rookie season ...

It placed paid advertising throughout Iowa, including on social media, to test whether Clark’s die-hard collegiate fans might have an appetite to make the trip to Indiana to watch her as a pro.

Clark will miss the Indiana Fever ’s game against the Los Angeles Sparks due to a left groin injury. Now, social media is pinpointing the exact moment the star guard may have known something was ...

— Melissa Triebwasser (@TheCoachMelissa) June 26, 2025 This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Paige Bueckers talks Fever star Caitlin Clark, social media pressures ...

Clark set the standard in a slew of NCAA Tournament categories. She owns the record for women’s Division I tourney all-time play on all these lists: points (491), assists (152) and 3-pointers (78).

Caitlin Clark has quickly become one of the most popular players in WNBA history, and the league’s latest All-Star voting is yet another reminder of the impact she has had since she was drafted ...