While Caitlin Clark's TIME Magazine Athlete of the Year article highlighted the importance of uplifting black women, specifically those who were instrumental in making the WNBA what it is today, some ...

Sheila Johnson, billionaire co-owner of WNBA franchise Washington Mystics, has criticized Time magazine for their awarding of ...

Caitlin Clark is good at golf, but on the first day at the LPGA Pro-Am known as The Annika — the legendary Annika Sorenstam is host — she nearly nailed the patrons watching her tee off while ...

Butler University is located in Indianapolis, Indiana, making it a convenient trip for Clark to attend the game. She and McCaffery have been together since their time at Iowa and remain a strong ...

It did not take long after getting a new coach for Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark to realize what she was missing last season when Christie Sides was in charge. Under Sides, the 2024 WNBA Rookie of ...

Robin responds to Caitlin Clark's comments in being honored as Time Athlete of the Year for 2024.

Caitlin Clark greets Annika Sorenstam before The Annika golf tournament Pro-Am at Pelican Golf Club. / Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images Caitlin Clark is used to having all the attention on her.

Since the WNBA ended in September, Fever star Caitlin Clark has been the subject of lots of offseason news stories. Some stories have included guesses about whether or not she would participate in ...

Caitlin Clark brought her golf game and a big buzz to the LPGA Tour on Wednesday when the basketball star played in a pro-am that attracted a bigger crowd than the tour often gets for its ...

Caitlin Clark won’t be taking her talents to South Beach after all. The Indiana Fever star declined an offer to play in Unrivaled Basketball, the new 3-on-3 league set to debut in January ...

Caitlin Clark had just wrapped up a busy day of media ... A few then raced into a nearby bougainvillea bush to fetch the souvenir. Thorns be damned. Clark missed the pin at the par-4 fifth about ...

Refereeing is not an easy job. Refereeing with Caitlin Clark in attendance — much less on the floor — is near impossible. The former Iowa Hawkeye, back at her old stomping grounds to watch ...