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Every game featuring Iowa women’s basketball phenom Caitlin Clark has become must-watch television, and ESPN is taking notice. The network recently announced that veteran reporter Holly Rowe will be dispatched to Iowa City to cover Clark and the Hawkeyes during the first two rounds of the women’s NCAA Tournament.

Rowe, a seasoned reporter who joined ESPN in 1998, has extensive experience covering women’s sports, including volleyball and the WNBA. Her dedication to providing comprehensive coverage of women’s athletics makes her the perfect candidate for this unprecedented role.

“I am honored to say that I am the Caitlin Clark reporter,” Rowe expressed. “We have had a presence on the ground covering the special moments with Caitlin this year, and I have been at every one of her games where she set a record.”

ESPN’s decision to assign Rowe to cover Clark reflects the network’s recognition of the immense interest surrounding the talented athlete. Sara Gaiero, ESPN vice president of production, emphasized Rowe’s qualifications for the role, citing her previous coverage of Clark’s record-breaking performances.

Gaiero highlighted the significance of providing dedicated coverage to a specific player during the NCAA Tournament, a departure from previous practices.