Caitlin Clark 2024 trading card sets record for most paid for women's sports card
According to ESPN, a 2024 Caitlin Clark trading card was sold for $366,000 Saturday in an action and set a record for women's ...
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Women's Basketball Legend Gets Honest About Caitlin Clark's Impact
Few WNBA players have been able to capture the attention of the entire sports world, and Caitlin Clark is certainly one of ...
Women’s March Madness ratings are down without Caitlin Clark — but it’s not a doom signal for the sport
A closer look at the early ratings numbers for the 2025 NCAA tournament suggests women’s basketball is still playing — and ...
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Work-Life Forces Caitlin Clark to Stay Away From Boyfriend Connor McCaffery Ahead of His Big NCAA Debut
The schedule has never been simple for Caitlin Clark and Connor McCaffery. The post Work-Life Forces Caitlin Clark to Stay ...
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Caitlin Clark Makes Impressive Women's Sports Card History
Caitlin Clark has been setting records throughout her basketball career, from high school to college to the WNBA. Clark has ...
Caitlin Clark card sells for $366,000, setting new record for a women’s sports card
A one-of-a-kind Caitlin Clark autograph rookie card sold in a Goldin auction for $366,000 on Saturday night. The previous ...
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Caitlin Clark one of many superstars snubbed for top spot in new Fox Sports women's college basketball rankings
Social media is spiraling after a new Fox Sports' ranking of the all-time best women's college basketball players.
Caitlin Clark’s gone, but women’s college basketball continues to thrive
Numbers are up this year as well, thanks to a variety of factors including star power, close contests and a better-than-ever ...
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Caitlin Clark speaking at annual NFL league meetings
As a result, Clark was invited alongside tennis legend Serena Williams to speak on a panel discussion hosted by Mellody ...
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Women's March Madness ratings are down without Caitlin Clark - but it's not a doom signal for the sport
"The success of women's basketball was not Caitlin Clark on her own; it was Clark in conjunction with widely popular teams at South Carolina and LSU," Matheson added. See: We asked AI to fill out ...