The Iowa Hawkeyes star owns the record for most points scored in a Women’s March Madness Tournament.

Caitlin Clark and Iowa will play in the Sweet 16 round against…

In the electrifying world of college basketball, where legends are made and records are shattered, one name has been dominating the headlines – Caitlin Clark.

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With each game, she etches her mark deeper into the annals of NCAA history, rewriting the record books with her unparalleled skill and tenacity.

As the countdown to her WNBA debut looms, fans are eagerly enjoying her final March Madness spectacle, wondering just how high she’ll soar this time.

Last season, basketball fans witness Clark’s record for most points in a March Madness game.

In a remarkable display of prowess, Clark unleashed her full arsenal against Louisville in the Elite Eight on March 26, 2023.

With an astounding 41 points, she led the Iowa Hawkeyes to a resounding victory, leaving spectators in awe of her talent.

But Clark’sMarch Madness heroics didn’t stop there.

Just five days later, in the high-stakes showdown against South Carolina in the Final Four, she once again lit up the scoreboard with an identical 41-point performance.

Despite eventually losing the Final against LSU, Clark’s dazzling display of offensive firepower cemented her status as a true phenom of the game.

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Throughout the regular season, Clark consistently dazzled audiences with her scoring prowess, none more so than in her showdown against Michigan on February 15, 2023.

In a grand display, she poured in a staggering 49 points, leaving no doubt about her ability to dominate on any stage.

As the countdown to her WNBA debut draws near, Caitlin Clark’s legacy is already etched in stone.

From breaking records previously held by basketball icons like Pete Maravich to rewriting the history books with her NCAA Tournament heroics, she has carved out a legacy that will endure for generations to come.

Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes will be back in action this Saturday when they will face off against Colorado in the Sweet 16, airing live on ABC at 3:30 ET.