Caitlin Clark is not just making waves in her rookie season with the Indiana Fever—she’s rewriting WNBA history.
The Fever are confident that Clark’s standout season will earn her another accolade. The team took to social media to celebrate Clark’s impressive achievements, including a record-setting 19 assists in a game against the Dallas Wings on July 17 and setting a new franchise record with 232 assists in just 28 games. She also made her mark in the All-Star Game, setting a rookie record with 10 assists.
our rookie of the year, Caitlin Clark, knows how to share the rock 🙌🧵 pic.twitter.com/ACswYeYDUp
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) August 21, 2024
In their social media post, the Fever boldly predicted that Clark is on track to be named “Rookie of the Year,” generating significant buzz among fans. Many supporters agreed with the Fever’s assertion, with comments like, “ROTY no doubts.”
Some fans went even further, suggesting that Clark might be in the running for an even greater honor. One enthusiastic fan remarked, “Shoot higher, she is in the MVP race.”
With Clark’s remarkable performance this season, she is widely considered the frontrunner for the WNBA Rookie of the Year award, surpassing other rookie talents like Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky. As the season progresses, the debate will only intensify about whether Clark will also be a contender for MVP honors.
