JUST IN: Caitlin Clark’s childhood ambition of being a WNBA player is about to come true.

Caitlin Clark’s childhood dream of playing in the WNBA is on the verge of becoming a reality as she is expected to be selected first by the Indiana Fever in the upcoming WNBA draft. Clark, who had written down her aspirations in elementary school, expressed the significance of achieving this goal, noting that her mother still has the piece of paper where she wrote it.

Reflecting on her journey, Clark mentioned her surprise at the impact she has had in advancing the sport, with record ratings and attendance numbers. She credited the players who came before her for paving the way and acknowledged the rising talent in women’s basketball, highlighting the growth and competitiveness of the WNBA.

As for the draft, the Los Angeles Sparks hold strategic picks after Clark’s selection, aiming to rebuild their team following key departures. Additionally, the Chicago Sky made moves to strengthen their draft position, trading up to secure a higher pick and adding depth to their roster.

Fans can engage with WNBA athletes like Chiney and Nneka Ogwumike, Ashley Joens, and Kristen Meyer during a virtual watch event, providing an opportunity for interaction and connection with the players. Meyer, Clark’s high school coach, reminisced about Clark’s exceptional performances during her high school years, illustrating her talent and potential as she transitions to the professional stage in the WNBA.