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By: Victoria Wright  Caitlin. Clark.
You’ve probably heard this name somewhere in the last few months. Clark is a talented basketball player for the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team. Over the last few years she has gained incredible amounts of recognition for her scoring ability and overall influence on the game. Growing up in Iowa, Clark started her basketball journey playing for local teams. During sixth grade she joined the All Iowa Attack, a program part of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), which she played for until the end of high school.
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By: Justin Goldberg and Mr. Illuzzi  Serena Williams. Simone Biles. Ronda Rousey. Alex Morgan. All world-class athletes who have recently shaped, even transformed, their respective sports.
Go ahead and add Caitlin Clark to the list. Over the past two seasons, Clark, and Iowa women’s basketball, has been at the center of the basketball world, and with good reason: the back-to-back recipient of the Naismith Women’s Player of the Year Award has revolutionized the game. By: Milith Batchu  In one of college basketball’s most cherished traditions, the Duke vs. UNC rivalry is set to enter a new chapter this Saturday, March 9, and the matchup is bound to be more than a simple basketball game. This game, which has a rich history dating back a century, brings together emerging talents and seasoned veterans in a rivalry that is as much a part of North Carolina’s culture as it is of collegiate basketball.
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