Before she became a college basketball legend and WNBA phenom, Caitlin Clark was apparently dominating in a wholly different sport: Soccer. The Indiana Fever rookie grew up with a diverse sports background and had her fair share of highlights from back when she played for her high school’s varsity soccer team.

Caitlin Clark is the definition of a generational athlete. Clark was one of the very best players in women’s college basketball from the moment she stepped on the floor for Iowa, leading the country in scoring as a true freshman in 2020-2021,

Fever guard Caitlin Clark passes rookie scoring mark set by Seimone Augustus (744) in 2006, adds to season-long list of accolades.

In Sunday's win against the Dallas Wings, Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark broke the WNBA’s rookie scoring record.

Caitlin Clark has officially closed the door on her first regular season in the WNBA and set several records along the way. However, one record puts her ahead of Phoenix Mercury guard and certified hoops legend Diana Taurasi.

Caitlin Clark has done nothing but turn heads since entering the WNBA at the beginning of the summer, but not everyone associated with the league is impressed. By the numbers, Clark has had the most impressive rookie season in recent memory.

Caitlin Clark is rewriting the record books as a rookie in the WNBA, but Sheryl Swoopes has refused to deem the Fever guard's exploits as "dominant." Swoopes — a former three-time WNBA MVP and four-time WNBA champion — feels Clark has a ways to go before dominating the league in the same vein as MVP front-runner A'ja Wilson.