Iowa Women's Basketball Player Caitlin Clark Sets Big Ten's All-Time Assist Record
Impressive Career Statistics for Hawkeye Standout
Record-Breaking Performance
Iowa Hawkeyes standout Caitlin Clark has etched her name into the Big Ten history books by breaking the conference's all-time assist record during the team's 94-71 victory over the Michigan Wolverines.
With a dazzling assist in the second half, Clark surpassed former Ohio State guard Kelsey Mitchell's previous mark of 811 assists. Clark's achievement is a testament to her exceptional playmaking ability and court vision.
The Iowa native has been a dominant force throughout her college career, earning numerous accolades and setting several NCAA records. In her first three seasons with the Hawkeyes, Clark has scored over 2,000 points and dished out nearly 700 assists.
Complete NCAAW Career Statistics
Below are Caitlin Clark's complete NCAAW career statistics through her first three seasons:
- Points: 2,329
- Assists: 752
- Rebounds: 481
- Steals: 278
- Blocks: 49
- Field Goal Percentage: 43.9%
- Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 38.2%
- Free Throw Percentage: 85.2%
Clark's all-around performance has played a key role in the Hawkeyes' success in recent years. The team has reached the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 in each of her first three seasons and is considered a contender for the national title this year.
Continuing Legacy
With two more years of eligibility remaining, Clark has the opportunity to further extend her record-breaking legacy. Her impressive skills and determination have already made her a fan favorite in Iowa City and one of the most exciting players to watch in college basketball.
As she continues her career, Clark will undoubtedly add more accolades and set new records. Her impact on the game of women's basketball is already undeniable, and her legacy will continue to grow in the years to come.
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