Caitlin Clark is determined to return even stronger next season after her rookie campaign came to an end when the Connecticut Sun defeated the Indiana Fever 87-81, eliminating her hopes of a WNBA Championship title. The 22-year-old guard, who was the number one overall pick in the 2023 draft following her stellar career at the University of Iowa, made a significant impact during her debut season, setting records for assists (337), points scored by a rookie (769), and three-pointers made by a rookie (122).
In the second game of the first-round playoff series, Clark played every minute and contributed 25 points along with nine assists, but it wasn't enough to prevent the Sun from clinching the best-of-three matchup with a 2-0 series win. The Sun will advance to face the Minnesota Lynx in the playoff semifinals, while Clark shifts her focus to the offseason, reflecting on her achievements and potential for growth.
Expressing confidence in her future, Clark stated, "I feel like I'm just scratching the surface," emphasizing her commitment to self-improvement and helping her teammates elevate their performance. Despite the loss, she believes there is ample opportunity for further development, and she is optimistic about returning to the court next year with her teammates ready to compete at an even higher level.
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