After the heartbreaking Indiana Fever WNBA play-off loss, Caitlin Clark has confirmed she is taking a hiatus from basketball.
Although Caitlin Clark performed as promised, her Indiana Fever lost in the WNBA playoffs.
In a thrilling 87-81 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark gave it all but was unable to lead her team to victory, ending her 2024 WNBA career.
After an intense season, ESPN’s Ryan Ruocco said that the youngster might be ready for some well-earned basketball rest.
Clark had a stellar performance in her second play-off game, scoring 25 points on 10/23 shooting while playing the entire 40 minutes and dishing out eight assists and six rebounds to help her side win.
As the Sun game was coming to an end, Ruocco revealed that Clark had decided not to play offseason basketball. This means that she will not be joining Angel Reese in the new Unrivaled League that begins in January, nor will she be taking part in any other leagues.
Clark, who was chosen first overall by the Fever on April 16—just nine days after leading the University of Iowa to the NCAA championship game with an incredible tournament run—was coy about her plans for the offseason on Wednesday after the game. She did, however, seem to be moving away from the court.
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