The breakout WNBA star just launched a full Wilson ball collection, a distinction that only one great athlete has ever held before.

Caitlin Clark made her long awaited return from a quad strain injury after two and a half weeks recovering. The Fever let her go unrestricted, and she wasted no time getting the scoring going and showing the Fever and the WNBA what they had been missing while she was gone.

Wilson Basketball and Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark unveiled Monday the new basketballs in her signature line.

Wilson released a new Caitlin Clark commercial and signature basketball line for Indiana Fever star. Watch and see the new designs here.

Caitlin Clark continues to shine on and off the court, despite dealing with a setback in her second season with the Indiana Fever. Clark and the Fever are currently 4-5 on the season, preparing for a matchup against the New York Liberty.

Caitlin Clark debut her sneaker, the Nike Kobe 6 Protro PE’s “The Bellas” on Saturday ahead of the Indiana Fever’s matchup against the New York Liberty. The shoe honors her dog, Bella. The Fever’s social media team revealed an in-depth look at Clark’s new Nike sneaker in a social media post.

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Wilson has expanded Caitlin Clark's signature basketball collection in year two of its landmark deal with the Indiana Fever star. The four new basketballs, which will be available online and with key retailers on June 23,

Caitlin Clark and Wilson are back with some new additions to their lineup. Announced on Monday, this latest addition is a new capsule that introduces four new basketballs into the collection: Embrace,

Caitlin Clark entered the WNBA scene as one of the most highly anticipated players in league history. Clark cemented a name for herself at the collegiate level with the Iowa Hawkeyes, finishing her four-year career as the NCAA's all-time leading scorer for both men's and women's basketball with 3,