Caitlin Clark Had A Night To Remember At The ESPY Awards On Thursday.
The Fever Rookie, Who Was Not At The Dolby Theatre In Los Angeles, Made A Virtual Appearance At The Show While She Was In Indianapolis Preparing For A Friday Night Matchup With The Mercury At Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Clark, 22, Won The ESPY Award For Best Record-Breaking Performance - When She Became The NCAA’s Division 1 All-Time Scoring Leader, Breaking Pete Maravich’s Record, During Her Senior Year At Iowa - And Best College Athlete, Women’s Sports.
Aces Star A’ja Wilson, A Two-Time WNBA MVP And Reigning Back-To-Back Champion With Las Vegas, Beat Out Clark, Tennis Sensation Coco Gauff And Pro Golfer Nelly Korda For The Award For Best Athlete, Women’s Sports.
“I Just Wanted To Say Thank You For This Recognition. Obviously, I Could Not Be There Tonight,” Clark Said In A Video Message. “I’m A Little Bit Busy In Indianapolis. This Award Means A Lot Not Only To Myself But To My Teammates And Coaches That I Had At The University Of Iowa. It’s Special For All Of Us And It Was A Special Year In Women’s Athletics. Thank You, Espn.
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