Iowa’s Caitlin Clark surpasses Pete Maravich to become the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer and sets her sights on the WNBA draft.
Caitlin Clark, a prodigious talent from Iowa, has etched her name in the annals of NCAA Division I basketball history by becoming its all-time leading scorer, surpassing the legendary Pete Maravich. Clark achieved this historic milestone with a career total of 3,685 points, outpacing Maravich’s longstanding record of 3,667 points. This momentous accomplishment underscores Clark’s dominant presence on the court, highlighting her as one of the most prolific scorers the sport has seen.
At just 20 years old, Clark has decided to maximize her remarkable college career by declaring for the WNBA draft, where she is projected as the No. 1 pick. This decision follows a series of standout performances, including a game where she scored 35 points against No. 2 Ohio State, demonstrating her readiness for the professional stage.
In addition to her scoring prowess, Clark has shattered the NCAA women’s single-season record for three-pointers, showcasing her versatility and sharpshooting ability. Her choice to move to the WNBA marks a significant transition in her career, leaving fans eager to catch her final appearances in Iowa’s jersey. As Iowa advances, including their participation in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals, Caitlin Clark’s remaining games promise to captivate basketball enthusiasts, as they witness the concluding chapters of her historic collegiate journey.
