Iowa star Caitlin Clark sweeps player of the year awards

And I don't think it's gonna set in for me for quite some time. Um I want my legacy to be the impact that I can have on young kids and the people in the state of Iowa. And I hope I brought them *** lot of joy this season. I hope this team brought them *** lot of joy. I understand we came up one win short, but I think we have *** lot to be proud of and *** lot to celebrate and I was just that young girl. So all you have to do is dream and you can be in moments like this, how you

Iowa junior Caitlin Clark has added another player of the year award to her resume.Clark, fresh off a record-setting NCAA Tournament run in which the Hawkeyes reached the championship game, was named Wooden Award National Player of the Year on Tuesday. Clark swept the five major player of the year awards after becoming the first player to surpass 1,000 points and 300 assists in one season. She was named Naismith and AP player of the year and won the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Ann Meyers Drysdale award and Women's Basketball Coaches Association Wade Trophy.Her 191 points in the NCAA Tournament set a new record, breaking the mark of 177 set in 1993 by Sheryl Swoopes of Texas Tech. Clark also surpassed the men's record of 184 points. Glen Rice did that in 1989 for Michigan.The Hawkeyes fell on Sunday to LSU, 102-85, in the NCAA championship game.More on Caitlin ClarkDowling Catholic celebrates 'Caitlin Clark Day' ahead of the Final FourIowa's Caitlin Clark wins Naismith Player of the Year ahead of Friday's Final FourIowa's Caitlin Clark adds another major award to her resume'Steph Curry in a ponytail': Iowa star Caitlin Clark is the talk of the basketball worldCrazy for Caitlin: Everybody's talking about Caitlin Clark and the HawkeyesCaitlin Clark's old elementary school cheers on the HawkeyesDowling Catholic celebrates 'Caitlin Clark Day' ahead of the Final FourCaitlin Clark's high school teammates discuss her impactFrom our archives: Caitlin Clark starred with Dowling, Team USACaitlin Clark inspires young and old fans alike

IOWA CITY, Iowa —

Iowa junior Caitlin Clark has added another player of the year award to her resume.

Clark, fresh off a record-setting NCAA Tournament run in which the Hawkeyes reached the championship game, was named Wooden Award National Player of the Year on Tuesday.

Clark swept the five major player of the year awards after becoming the first player to surpass 1,000 points and 300 assists in one season. She was named Naismith and AP player of the year and won the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Ann Meyers Drysdale award and Women's Basketball Coaches Association Wade Trophy.

Her 191 points in the NCAA Tournament set a new record, breaking the mark of 177 set in 1993 by Sheryl Swoopes of Texas Tech. Clark also surpassed the men's record of 184 points. Glen Rice did that in 1989 for Michigan.

The Hawkeyes fell on Sunday to LSU, 102-85, in the NCAA championship game.

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