Caitlin Clark set a WNBA record for most assists by a rookie in a single season, breaking the previous record held by Courtney Vandersloot. Clark achieved this feat on a special day, as it was Maya Moore’s jersey retirement ceremony, and Clark has often spoken about the influence Moore has had on her game.
Clark’s record-breaking performance was a testament to her exceptional court vision and passing ability, which has been a key factor in the Indiana Fever’s success this season. She finished the game with 12 assists, surpassing Vandersloot’s record of 213 assists in a single season.
Moore, who was in attendance for the game, was visibly emotional as Clark broke the record. Moore has been a mentor and role model for Clark, and the two have developed a close relationship. Clark has often spoken about the impact Moore has had on her life and game.
Clark’s achievement was met with praise from her teammates, coaches, and opponents alike. She was congratulated by Moore herself, who presented Clark with a signed jersey and words of encouragement. Clark’s record-breaking performance was a fitting tribute to Moore’s legacy and a testament to the impact she has had on the next generation of players.
The record-breaking performance capped off an emotional day that celebrated Moore’s illustrious career and contributions to the WNBA. Clark’s achievement served as a reminder of the bright future of the league, and the talented players who are carrying on the legacy of pioneers like Moore.
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