**Iowa's Caitlin Clark Makes NCAA History with Leg-Powered 40-Point Triple-Double** Iowa's star guard, Caitlin Clark, has etched her name into NCAA history with an extraordinary performance in the NCAA Tournament. Clark, known for her exceptional leg strength, propelled her shots to record a 40-point triple-double, becoming the first player in NCAA Tournament history, male or female, to achieve this feat. Her dominant leg-driven shooting was on full display, including her signature heaves from half-court. The performance came in a hostile Big Ten arena, where Clark turned the tables and made it her own. Previously named a First Team AP and USBWA All-American, she also earned the consensus Big Ten Player of the Year title from both coaches and media. Clark, the first Iowa women's player to achieve this recognition, ended the game with her 11th career triple-double. Her remarkable achievement cemented her status as the NCAA's Division I all-time scoring leader. Clark's leg strength and shooting prowess have propelled her to the forefront of women's basketball. Her performance in the NCAA Tournament has further solidified her position as one of the game's most exciting and dominant players. Sources: * Winslow Townson, USA TODAY Sports via USA Today Sports via Reuters * Chat Sports * NCAA
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