The Indiana Fever have officially announced a four-year contract extension with star guard Caitlin Clark, ensuring she will remain with the team through the end of the 2028 WNBA season. The move underscores the franchise’s commitment to building their future around one of basketball’s brightest young talents.
Clark, the standout guard from the University of Iowa and the 2024 No. 1 overall draft pick, has quickly made her mark in the WNBA with her elite scoring ability, court vision, and leadership. Her presence has brought renewed excitement to the Fever and a surge of energy to the fanbase.
Caitlin Clark is a generational talent, and we are thrilled to have her as the cornerstone of our team for years to come,” said Fever general manager Lin Dunn. “Her work ethic, competitiveness, and love for the game align perfectly with the direction we are taking as an organization.”
Clark has already proven to be a transformative player both on and off the court, driving record attendance and viewership while delivering standout performances. Her deep range, playmaking, and ability to thrive under pressure have made her one of the most recognizable and marketable stars in women’s basketball.
In response to the news, Clark expressed her gratitude and excitement about her future in Indiana. “I’m so thankful for this opportunity and the trust the organization has shown in me. Indiana has been an incredible home, and I can’t wait to keep growing with my teammates and building something special here.”
Fever fans are celebrating the announcement, recognizing the long-term potential Clark brings as the franchise continues its rebuild. With her leadership and talent, Indiana looks poised to compete at the highest level in the coming seasons.
