December 18 has been a day that Caitlin Clark fans have been waiting for ever since a few days after Clark's final game at the University of Iowa. This is because just a few hours ago, it was announced that Iowa would be retiring Clark's No.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is no stranger to winning awards and earning honors, but this past Saturday, the spotlight was put on her teammate, Aliyah Boston. Boston returned home to Worcester, Mass., for a special ceremony at Worcester Academy, where she became the first athlete in school history to have her jersey retired.

It’s been a year for Caitlin Clark to remember. In February, she became the NCAA’s all-time women’s scoring leader, finishing her career with the Iowa Hawkeyes with 3,951 points. Clark swept the conference and national awards,