Both players are currently participating in Team USA’s national training camp, preparing for international competition in 2026. On Sunday, the WNBA shared a practice video that quickly went viral — showing Clark and Reese exchanging passes. The brief clip sent social media into a frenzy, with fans flooding the comments section.

As Caitlin Clark and Team USA roster began training camp for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup, Caitlin Clark revealed her injuries are finally healed.

For most of Friday, Clark was teamed up with Kelsey Plum, a two-time Olympic gold medalist for USA Basketball and two-time world champion. In her newfound position as a veteran for the younger guard — there were 10 first-time attendees at the senior camp — Plum emphasized the mentality it takes to succeed in such a competitive and talented field.

As Caitlin Clark prepares to return from injury and make her anticipated debut with the U.S. national team, she remains focused on the ongoing CBA negotiations between the WNBA and its players. The 23-year-old Indiana Fever star called the labor situation “the biggest moment the WNBA has ever seen.”

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver highlights Caitlin Clark's significant influence on the WNBA's growing popularity. Clark's fame extends beyond basketbal

WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese were topics of discussion during a strange interview with an NBA player over the weekend.

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson was named the "2025 Athlete of the Year" by Time Magazine, announced on Wednesday. Wilson had a productive year and beat out some of the top athletes around the globe.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White's comments comparing Caitlin Clark to Taylor Swift have ignited a firestorm online. Fans are divided, with some su