Caitlin Clark breaks Iowa's all-time scoring record in win over UNI

THE HISTORY OF THE MCLEOD CENTER AT NORTHERN IOWA. FANS HAVE NEVER SEEN A SELLOUT. YOU KNOW WHO CHANGES THAT? SHE DOES. CAITLIN CLARK. THIRD RANKED HAWKEYES, MADE THE JOURNEY TO CEDAR FALLS TO TAKE ON THE PANTHERS SUNDAY AFTERNOON. REALLY GOOD GAME OR GOOD CROWD ON HAND TO WATCH THIS TEAM EARLY ON GABBY MARSHALL CONNECTING ON A THREE SHE WENT ZERO FOR NINE ON THREES OVER HER FIRST TWO GAMES FOUND HER STROKE TODAY 17 POINTS ON FIVE THREE POINTERS BUT YOU AND I WAS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SOME EARLY SCORING ISSUES FOR THE HAWKEYES. A NICE BUCKET THERE FOR TARYN WHARTON. BUT THIS IS THE PLAY EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT WITH THIS. AND ONE BUCKET FROM CAITLIN CLARK. SHE IS NOW THE LEADING SCORER IN IOWA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY. 2805 POINTS PASSING MEGAN GUSTAFSON. AND SHE’S JUST GOING TO KEEP ADDING TO THAT RECORD. CAITLIN CLARK HITS A THREE BALL. SHE FINISHED WITH 24 POINTS THAT GAVE THE HAWKEYES A 58 TO 35 LEAD LATE IN THE THIRD. CLARK A BEAUTIFUL FEED TO KATE MARTIN. THAT’S HER 10TH ASSIST OF THE GAME. AND I THINK YOU MIGHT KNOW WHERE THIS IS GOING THAT REBOUND GETS HER 10TH BOARD OF THE GAME, TRIPLE DOUBLE FOR CAITLIN CLARK. IOWA WILL ROLLS THEY W

Caitlin Clark became Iowa’s all-time career scoring leader and finished with the 12th triple-double of her career as the No. 3 Hawkeyes beat Northern Iowa 94-53 on Sunday.Clark had 24 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds, joining Sabrina Ionescu as the only NCAA Division I players to record triple-doubles in four different seasons.Gabbie Marshall had 17 points and Hannah Stuelke added 16 for the Hawkeyes (3-0), who were coming off an 80-76 win over No. 8 Virginia Tech on Thursday night.Clark, the reigning national player of the year and a unanimous Associated Press preseason All-American, now has 2,813 career points, passing Megan Gustafson, who scored 2,804 points from 2015-19. Luka Garza is the school’s men’s leader in scoring at 2,306 points.Northern Iowa (1-1), picked the preseason favorite in the Missouri Valley Conference, made just 7 of 35 field goals in the first half as Iowa built a 40-25 halftime lead.The Hawkeyes, who were 18 of 28 from the field in the second half, led by as much as 44 points in the fourth quarter.Riley Wright had 14 points and Grace Boffeli added 11 for the Panthers.Big PictureIowa: It took a little while for the Hawkeyes to get going from the perimeter after struggling in Thursday’s game against Virginia Tech. Iowa, which went 6 of 26 in 3-pointers against the Hokies, opened this game by going 3 of 16 from behind the arc in the first half. But the Hawkeyes were 6 of 7 in threes in the third quarter.Northern Iowa: The Panthers’ shooting struggles didn’t allow them to get into any sort of first-half rhythm. Boffeli, the Missouri Valley Conference’s preseason player of the year, played just six first-half minutes after picking up two early fouls, then got her third foul early in the third quarter.Up NextIowa: Hosts Kansas State on Thursday. The Wildcats handed the Hawkeyes their first loss last season.Northern Iowa: At Ball State on Saturday.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) —

Caitlin Clark became Iowa’s all-time career scoring leader and finished with the 12th triple-double of her career as the No. 3 Hawkeyes beat Northern Iowa 94-53 on Sunday.

Clark had 24 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds, joining Sabrina Ionescu as the only NCAA Division I players to record triple-doubles in four different seasons.

Gabbie Marshall had 17 points and Hannah Stuelke added 16 for the Hawkeyes (3-0), who were coming off an 80-76 win over No. 8 Virginia Tech on Thursday night.

Clark, the reigning national player of the year and a unanimous Associated Press preseason All-American, now has 2,813 career points, passing Megan Gustafson, who scored 2,804 points from 2015-19. Luka Garza is the school’s men’s leader in scoring at 2,306 points.

Northern Iowa (1-1), picked the preseason favorite in the Missouri Valley Conference, made just 7 of 35 field goals in the first half as Iowa built a 40-25 halftime lead.

The Hawkeyes, who were 18 of 28 from the field in the second half, led by as much as 44 points in the fourth quarter.

Riley Wright had 14 points and Grace Boffeli added 11 for the Panthers.

Big Picture

Iowa: It took a little while for the Hawkeyes to get going from the perimeter after struggling in Thursday’s game against Virginia Tech. Iowa, which went 6 of 26 in 3-pointers against the Hokies, opened this game by going 3 of 16 from behind the arc in the first half. But the Hawkeyes were 6 of 7 in threes in the third quarter.

Northern Iowa: The Panthers’ shooting struggles didn’t allow them to get into any sort of first-half rhythm. Boffeli, the Missouri Valley Conference’s preseason player of the year, played just six first-half minutes after picking up two early fouls, then got her third foul early in the third quarter.

Up Next

Iowa: Hosts Kansas State on Thursday. The Wildcats handed the Hawkeyes their first loss last season.

Northern Iowa: At Ball State on Saturday.

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