Caitlin Clark‘s scoring prowess has been grabbing headlines, but there’s another facet of her game that’s equally remarkable: her passing ability. Leading the nation in total assists last season with an impressive tally of 170, Clark doesn’t just excel in finding the bottom of the net; she’s also a master at setting up her teammates.
Clark‘s love for facilitating the offense was evident in her recent game against Northwestern, where she notched another 10 assists in a dominant victory for No. 4 Iowa. For her, reaching the double-digit assist mark isn’t just a personal achievement – it’s a sign of team success and a testament to her ability to create scoring opportunities for others.
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Caitlin Clark soccer stats
Some attribute it to Clark‘s background in varsity soccer, where she honed her spatial awareness and knack for making split-second decisions.
Big Ten Network analyst Christy Winters-Scott believes that Clark‘s experience on the soccer field translates seamlessly to the basketball court, giving her a unique understanding of angles and movements.
“Does it need to be a bounce pass? Does it need to be to her left hand or her right hand? Does it need to be right to her collarbone? Or do I need to pass it up high? Caitlin has, in a split second, the awareness and the ability to make the proper pass,” Winters-Scott said.
“That is an elite level skill not everyone has.”
Caitlin Clark‘s athletic talents extend far beyond the basketball court, as evidenced by her impressive high school soccer stats. With 23 goals in just 13 games, Clark‘s dominance on the soccer field was nothing short of remarkable. But for fans familiar with her versatility, it’s hardly surprising.
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