Caitlin Clark Breaks NCAA All-Time Scoring Record in Spectacular Fashion

The NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer in women’s and men’s basketball is none other than Caitlin Clark. She surpassed Pete Maravich's record during her final collegiate regular season game against Ohio State, scoring 11 straight points in the second quarter and hitting two free throws to break the record.

Despite the record-breaking achievement, the game had high stakes as the No. 6 ranked Hawkeyes faced off against No. 2 Ohio State to secure seeding in the upcoming NCAA tournament. Iowa emerged victorious with a 93-83 win, securing the No. 2 seed with Clark leading the charge with 35 points, along with nine assists, six rebounds, and three steals.

While entering the WNBA Draft and forgoing her final year of eligibility, Clark's legacy remains unparalleled in women's college basketball. She has set various scoring records and holds the distinction of being the first player to score 3,000 points with 1,000 assists.

Clark's exceptional talent and scoring prowess have solidified her as one of the greatest players in the history of women's college basketball, drawing comparisons to legends of the game. Her record-breaking journey and accolades have cemented her status as a basketball icon for generations to come.

Clark's impact extends beyond the court, with endorsements, accolades, and recognition highlighting her immense popularity and influence in the world of basketball. As she embarks on the next chapter of her career, fans and basketball enthusiasts eagerly await her future successes in the WNBA and beyond.