Caitlin Clark made an immediate impact in her rookie season with the Indiana Fever, guiding them to their first playoff appearance since 2016. Heading into the upcoming season, Clark has made her intentions clear: deliver the championship with the bolstered Fever lineup.
Clark revealed her objective during a Wednesday media appearance when a reporter asked her about the Fever’s championship desires.
“Have you guys been explicit so far about wanting to win a championship this year?” the reporter asked the Fever star guard.
Caitlin Clark didn’t back down with the question.
“Yeah, absolutely,” Clark said. “… A championship.”
“have you guys been explicit so far about wanting to win a championship this year?”
caitlin: “yeah. absolutely.”
“what does success look like?”
caitlin: “championship. mhm.”
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Winning the championship isn’t just a title for Clark but a significant milestone in her already strong career. Averaging 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, and 5.7 rebounds, the former Iowa Hawkeyes already made headlines due to her influence on the court. Along with teammates such as Aliyah Boston, the Fever went 20-20, a big boost from 13-27 in 2023.
After losing against the Connecticut Sun in the first round of the playoffs, the Fever’s office made big moves. They signed head coach Stephanie White, the assistant coach when the team became champions in 2012.
The Fever also added DeWanna Bonner, Natasha Howard, and Sydney Colson, playoff veterans who’ll add depth and experience to the team.
With experienced additions to the Fever, Caitlin Clark’s championship hopes become clearer. The Fever will battle for their second trophy starting this May, where they’ll face the Chicago Sky in their debut game.
Caitlin Clark’s teammate speaks about her physical improvement
One of Caitlin Clark‘s biggest storylines during the offseason was her work at the weight room, building strength and preparing for the season. Many had noticed Clark’s development, seeing her stronger than before.
During a media appearance this Wednesday, teammate Aliyah Boston candidly reflected on Clark’s efforts ahead of the games.
“I feel like everyone talks about it, I’ll see it on social media, they’ll be like, ‘Caitlin has such strong muscles!’ And don’t tell her I said that, either! Don’t even mention that,” Boston said.
“But I think her strength. I think she gets in the paint and she’s able to bully her way in and finish strong at the basket. I mean, everyone talks about, once again, her three-point shooting, and we’ve all seen her passing. But I think her ability to get downhill and really just stay on balance and score the ball is gonna be great this year too.”
With Caitlin Clark’s stronger frame, she can enhance her signature skills further. It’s clear she’s prepared for Year 2 and, hopefully, lead the Indiana Fever into a better standing, even the championship.
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