Caitlin Clark's Record-Breaking Season Continues
Clark Scores 35 Points in Final Home Game
WEB IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Caitlin Clark scored 35 points in her final regular-season home game, becoming the NCAA's all-time leading scorer in the process. The Iowa guard finished her collegiate career with 3,540 points, breaking the previous record of 3,530 set by Pete Maravich of LSU.
Clark's Overtime Performance
In a thrilling overtime battle against Ohio State, Clark poured in a season-high 45 points. Despite her efforts, the Buckeyes ultimately emerged victorious, outlasting Iowa 108-104. Clark's performance showcased her exceptional scoring ability and relentless determination.
Historic Achievement
Clark's achievement of becoming the NCAA's all-time leading scorer is a testament to her hard work and unwavering commitment to the sport. She has been a dominant force throughout her collegiate career, averaging over 25 points per game and consistently delivering clutch performances.
Clark's legacy will undoubtedly be remembered for her record-breaking accomplishments and her exceptional talent. She has not only left her mark on the NCAA but has also inspired countless young athletes to pursue their dreams.
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