Caitlin Clark held a record for playing every game in the WCBB (Women’s College Basketball), which came to light as she missed her first competitive game in the 2025 season. While she was arguably the most famous player in college basketball, she also earned a spot in the All-Time Women’s College Basketball First Team.
WNBA fans take subtle jab at Clark haters after her inclusion in AP Women’s Basketball All-Time Team. But the player herself reacted humbly to the honor.
Caitlin Clark Reacts To AP’s All-Time Women’s College Basketball First Team
The NCAA tournament has had a very storied history, with many men’s and women’s basketball players coming from different colleges and universities to make their mark on their respective leagues. The Indiana Fever’s 2024 rookie was the most famous player in the history of the league, forcing a massive surge in the league’s popularity, which translated well in the WNBA also.
She also received the honor of AP’s All-Time Women’s College Basketball First Team selection, to which CC said, “Being named an AP All-American is one of the most storied honors in college sports. It means a lot to be named to this all-time list alongside players I looked up to. It’s fun to think about what it would have been like if we all played together.”
Caitlin was named on the AP’s all time women’s college basketball first team! pic.twitter.com/Ijfsw3ul5P
— correlation (@nosyone4) October 17, 2025
The Iowa player is the only player in the selection who has not won an NCAA Championship, but has made it to the back-to-back finals. Diana Taurasi joins her in the back court, while the front court consists of Candace Parker, Breanna Stewart, and Cheryl Miller. The voters for the selection included former players, media members, and various AP writers and editors as they selected the top 10 players, split equally by a first team and second team.
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Caitlin Clark’s Record-Setting College Career Earned Her Spot On AP’s Greatest List
The star had been on a constant rise during her four college seasons. Her scoring average improved steadily from 26.6 points to 31.6 points in that period, helping her clinch the record as the highest scorer in college history. Her assists average also saw growth, increasing from seven assists to 8.9 assists, which earned her a record as the first player to lead the College basketball in scoring and assists.
With two conference championships under her belt, the star also reached the NCAA finals two seasons in a row. Her gameplay and passion earned her a number of fans, who followed her as she transitioned to the WNBA.
While her fan base caused a massive surge in the ‘W’s popularity and viewership, a WNBA analyst warns the league against a potential Clark threat from Saudi Arabia’s Project B. But as of now, the player is enjoying her selection as one of the best guards in Division 1 basketball.