Caitlin Clark, the rising star of the Indiana Fever and former Iowa Hawkeyes standout, made a triumphant return to Iowa City with a dazzling performance that turned heads across the WNBA. During a dominant 108–44 win over Team Brazil in a preseason exhibition game, Clark reminded fans why she’s one of the most exciting names in women’s basketball.

Despite playing just 19 minutes, Clark delivered a well-rounded stat line: 16 points, six rebounds, and five assists. She shot an impressive 4-for-6 from beyond the arc, including a jaw-dropping deep three-pointer from near halfcourt—the same spot where she broke the NCAA scoring record just months earlier.

The viral moment even caught the attention of former Indiana Fever guard and current Seattle Storm player Erica Wheeler. Wheeler praised Clark’s long-range bomb on social media, writing,

“Nahhhh C this craaaa!! aboveeeee the 22 is wild!”

Erica Wheeler, now with the Seattle Storm after playing 39 games with the Fever last season, continues to follow Clark’s WNBA journey closely. The 5-foot-7 veteran guard averaged 3.6 points per game last season and brings a wealth of experience to Seattle’s backcourt.

Clark’s participation in the game was uncertain after missing Saturday’s matchup with a leg injury, but her return electrified the crowd and bolstered excitement for the upcoming WNBA season. The Indiana Fever are set to close their preseason on May 10 with a road game against the Atlanta Dream. They will officially tip off the regular season at home on May 17 against the Chicago Sky.

WNBA fans can also look forward to a marquee matchup on June 24, when Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever face Erica Wheeler’s Seattle Storm in a highly anticipated clash in Seattle.