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Caitlin Clark He made a shot that everyone came to see.

Clark stopped late in the third quarter Sunday Wnba Preseason game between Indiana fever and the Brazilian national team and launched a 3-poen near the “22” logo at Iowa’s Carver-Hawkeye Arena Court. It was a place where she hit a shot in the senior season in the senior season in the senior season, all the time a leading shooter in NCAA’s women’s basketball basketball, and of course she came in.

This recording, with 25 seconds in the third quarter, limited Clark’s return to Arena, where she had overthrew records on her way to becoming NCAA Division and the leader of all time.

Clark, starting the second season with fever, scored 16 points in Indiana 108-44 victory.

Clark’s day was reserved by shots reminiscent of her career with a women’s basketball team Iowa-Nenjezin The first 3-poen came from the top of the beak at the “Tigerhawk” logo in Iowa at Midcourt 34 seconds in the game.

Even after both shootings came in, the crowd reaction sounded just like all the footage she made in front of the sales crowds, while in the last two seasons she led Hawkeyes to appearance at the NCAA national championship.

Clark, dealing with a leg injury that kept her outside the Saturday pre -season opener against Washington MysticsHe played almost 19 minutes, and that was enough to please the crowd with a capacity of 15,400. She finished the game by making 6 of 10 shots and added six rebounds and five assists.

It was the second Clark’s game in the Arena since leaving Hawkeyes-she had her jersey no. 22 in retirement in the ceremony after Iowa 76-69 victory USC 2. February.

“I told my teammates that they would cheer for me here, yes, but they will also be here to cheer for you and our whole team,” Clark said before the game. “And I think it’s so great with these fans, did they really gather the whole team. It’s not just me, and that’s what I love in it.”

Clark welcomed loud ovation when she took the field before the game, and the noise continued during the day. The audience’s noise for Clark’s pre-trial introduction was reached by 116 decibels, and the first 3-champion recorded a applause of 117 decibels.

Such an answer was not a surprise for the coach of the fever Stephanie White.

“I saw things Caitlin Clark on the outside, looking at the television side and I’m sure I am opposed,” said White, who called some Clark’s game while working at ESPN -Ui opposed her last season as a coach Sun Connecticut. “To be able to bring Caitlin back here and bring our team to experience this fan base, it’s an incredible opportunity.”

Iowe coach Jan Jensen had the same reaction.

“We are proud that we can fulfill this place in May,” she said. “Are you kidding?”

The event became a hot map as soon as it was published earlier this year. The average paid price of $ 440 per ticket on the secondary market this week has made the most interesting event that includes Clark, according to VICTORY LIVE, which analyzes sales on the secondary market. The price of prices on the secondary market on Wednesday ranged from $ 146 to $ 2,368.

Clark made it clear before the game he would play despite the injury, although it was obvious that the injury was still a problem – when she left the game in the first half, she went to the Tunnel behind the Fover bench to drive a stationary bicycle.

“Yesterday it suffered to be on the side, but obviously it’s probably just the best decision in the preseason,” Clark said.

Kelsey Mitchell led the fever with 17 points. Aliyah Boston added 11.

Clark left the game after making the last shot, and as she reached the bench, waved into the crowd, encouraging another last joy.

“That’s my goal,” Clark said before the game. “Include them, loudly.”

Associated press reporting.

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