Congratulation: Caitlin Clark Join Three-Point Contest at

Congratulation: Caitlin Clark Join Three-Point Contest at 2024 WNBA All-Star

Rookie Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever said that she would compete in the three-point shootout at

the 2024 WNBA All-Star weekend.

Clark said, “Remains to be seen,” in answer to questions on her possible involvement. I can’t share

anything with you guys,” Chloe Peterson of the Indianapolis Star said. Her remarks imply that she is

still debating her alternatives and hasn’t made up her mind.

Clark’s quick ascent in the league is demonstrated by her confirmation as a member of the Team

WNBA All-Star roster. After receiving more than 700,000 votes from fans, she was able to join

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese. This honor highlights how well-liked and influential she was during

her rookie WNBA season.

Specifically, Clark’s ability to shoot three points has been a noteworthy aspect of her game; she

averages 2.7 three-pointers per game and shoots 33.7 percent from beyond the arc.

She is now regarded as one of the league’s best shooters and might be a competitor in the three-point

contest, which has previously produced memorable performances from players like Stephen Curry

and Sabrina Ionescu.

Due to her collegiate accomplishments, which included breaking Curry’s single-season NCAA record

of 162 three-pointers while attending Iowa, there has been conjecture over Clark’s potential

participation in subsequent iterations of the competition.

Rumor has it that she may be involved in a future rematch between Curry and Ionescu as a result of

this, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium.

All eyes will be on Clark to see if she goes into the three-point competition when the WNBA gets

ready for the All-Star festivities in Phoenix, Arizona.

With her skillset and growing reputation, she would add significant intrigue to an already

competitive field, potentially challenging reigning champion Sabrina Ionescu and other top shooters

in the league. Her decision could shape the narrative of the upcoming All-Star weekend and further

solidify her status as one of the WNBA’s rising stars.