**Caitlin Clark Sets NCAA Women's Scoring Record and Dominates in Tournament** Iowa's Caitlin Clark has etched her name into NCAA history, breaking the all-time scoring record for Division I women's basketball. In a 49-point performance against Michigan, she set a new Iowa single-game scoring record. Clark's remarkable tournament run continued with a 41-point, 8-assist, 6-rebound effort in a thrilling win over South Carolina, propelling Iowa to the NCAA Championship game. She became the first player in NCAA Tournament history to achieve such a feat. Clark's impressive Elite Eight performance against Louisville further cemented her legacy. She recorded 35 points against Northwestern, moving her up to second place on the NCAAW all-time scoring list. Despite ultimately falling short in the championship game, Clark's tournament performance was nothing short of extraordinary. She broke single-tournament records for points, assists, and three-pointers, solidifying her status as one of the greatest players in NCAA women's basketball history.
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