During the 2025 WNBA season, Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark suffered through a rough year. Injuries completely derailed her second professional campaign and Clark was only able to play in 13 total games. Unfortunately, the Fever saw many more injuries complicate their bid to win a WNBA championship.

On Monday, the Fever made an announcement that involved White, Clark and forward Aliyah Boston. "ready to represent 🤩," the Fever posted. "Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark have been named to the @usabasketball Women’s National Team training camp roster. Stephanie White will serve as one of the team’s court coaches. read more at the link in our bio."

Clark has been considered a shoo-in for the 2028 Olympic Games roster, but making the FIBA World Cup in Germany is the more immediate goal for the 23-year-old.

Former Chicago Sky guard Kysre Gondrezick ignited debate by picking Caitlin Clark over WNBA legend Sue Bird in a hypothetical 1v1 duel. Gondrezick cit

Caitlin Clark and Kai Trump have both accepted invites to participate in the Internet Invitational, according to Dave Portnoy.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark is a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan, though she also likes the Indianapolis Colts. Did she attend their matchup?

Basketball star Caitlin Clark revealed her childhood inspiration was Mia Hamm's book 'Winners Never Quit'. The book detailed Hamm's journey in women's