Clark’s parents witnessed her collegiate success.
This year, Caitlin Clark made quite the impact in the sports world.
The Iowa Hawkeyes star led her team to the national title game and then went on to become the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft, joining the Indiana Fever. It’s safe to say that she’s been making waves both on and off the court.
But it’s not just Caitlin who’s been in the spotlight. Her parents, Brent and Anne Clark, have been her biggest supporters since day one.
They were there for every pivotal moment in her collegiate career, from the historic upset against South Carolina in the 2023 NCAA Tournament to her record-breaking achievements and three consecutive Big Ten Tournament titles.
Brent, Caitlin’s father, is undoubtedly going to continue cheering her on as she embarks on her professional basketball career.
Despite Caitlin’s impressive basketball career, her parents made sure to provide her with a well-rounded upbringing.
Brent mentioned, “Beyond basketball and soccer, Caitlin at some point during childhood was involved with piano, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball.” It’s clear that they encouraged her to explore various interests and develop diverse skills.
Brent Clark supports daughter Caitlin’s transition to WNBA
As Caitlin gears up for her WNBA debut, she’s eager to shift her focus back to the game she loves. “That’s what I was most excited for, getting all that other stuff out of the way,” she expressed as WNBA training camp kicked off. Her enthusiasm for returning to the court is palpable, and she’s ready to embrace the challenges and triumphs that come with playing at the professional level.
With the 2024 WNBA regular season just around the corner, Caitlin is poised to make an impact once again, this time on a new stage.
Her journey from college basketball sensation to WNBA rookie is a testament to her hard work and determination. As she sets her sights on this next chapter, there’s no doubt that her family will be right there cheering her on every step of the way.
