Caitlin Clark announced her intention to enter the WNBA Draft on Thursday, but her record-setting season at Iowa is far from over.
Not only do Clark and the Hawkeyes still have a national championship on their minds, but the reigning player of the year still has more records to break. She’s on track to break Pete Maravich’s NCAA scoring record on Sunday, days after breaking the unofficial women’s scoring record held by Lynette Woodard.
Clark is also making history from beyond the arc. She set the NCAA women’s single-season record for 3-pointers in Wednesday’s blowout of Minnesota, and the overall single season record co-owned by Stephen Curry is now well within reach.
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Here’s a look at Clark’s 3-point total and how she can break the NCAA single season record.
Caitlin Clark 3-pointers
Clark enters Sunday’s game with 156 made 3-pointers on the season, a new NCAA women’s record. She set the single season record with her 155th 3-pointer of the season Wednesday and added one more by the end of the game.
Caitlin Clark’s 155th three-pointer sets the NCAA women’s single-season record for most threes in a season 🎯
Clark surpasses the previous record of 154 set by Taylor Pierce in 2019 (Idaho).
