Caitlin Clark will have her jersey retired at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Sunday less than a year since her last game. Here's what Beth Goetz said about the unique homecoming:

Caitlin Clark is returning to the place where she became college basketball’s all-time leading scorer and led Iowa to appearances in the NCAA national championship game the last two seasons while winning the national player of the year award twice.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is one of the biggest prodigy's in the game of basketball today and the impact she has left on the state of Iowa before concluding her collegiate career with forever be everlasting.

Ahead of Caitlin Clark's jersey retirement at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Nicole Auerbach reflects on how Clark’s legacy will shape the next era of Iowa basketball.

Caitlin Clark is returning to the place where she became college basketball’s all-time leading scorer and led Iowa to appearances in the NCAA national championship game the past two seasons

In April 2024, Iowa announced Clark's No. 22 would be retired. The 23-year-old reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year is coming off one of the most phenomenal years in women's basketball history. Now, Clark will return to Carver-Hawkeye Arena to be recognized by the school where she left an indelible mark in women's college basketball.

Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark is providing $22,000 grants through her foundation to University of Iowa Children's Hospital, Coralville

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark turned in a historic WNBA rookie season. Becoming the NCAA's all-time leading scorer during her time at Iowa, Clark entered the WNBA with unprecedented expectations as the first overall pick.

Basketball superstar Caitlin Clark continues her philanthropic work by providing large grants to four Iowa charities. The Caitlin Clark Foundation announced the grant recipients Wednesday morning and said they were all organizations that inspired Clark while she attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City.