"Chris played with heart and effort, and we want to make sure that that is never lost," said one of the Chris Street Basketball Tournament organizers.

She may only be 22, but her resume is already overflowing with accolades. Now, Caitlin Clark can add another to her list - Time Magazine’s Athlete of the Year.

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Missouri Southern women’s basketball head coach Ronnie Ressel announced the signing of the first athlete from the ’25-’26 class on Wednesday. Macee Matthews will ...

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Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark has been named Time's Athlete of the Year. Her banner rookie year has energized the WNBA and its surging fanbase.