Former Iowa guard and current Indiana Fever WNBA player Caitlin Clark reacts as she watches a video during her jersey retirement ceremony after an NCAA college basketball game between Iowa and Southern California, Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, in Iowa City, Iowa. Credit: AP/Charlie Neibergall

Caitlin Clark is returning to Iowa — this time to play an exhibition game with the Indiana Fever. The Fever will take on the Brazilian National Team at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on May 4 as part of its preseason schedule, the WNBA team announced Thursday.

Clark's star power was on full display at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, where the university retired her No. 22 jersey following the unexpected upset that some fans paid thousands of dollars to see. Built into those ticket prices, however, was the pre-planned postgame ceremony in which the Hawkeyes raised Clark's number to the rafters.

Clark set the new single-season WNBA assists record with 337 during the 2024 campaign. The Iowa alum also set the new WNBA single-game assists record (19), became the fastest WNBA player to reach 100 made 3-pointers (34 games) and became the first rookie to tally multiple triple-doubles.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark told reporters in Indianapolis on Monday that she is "really excited" about the additions the team has made this offseason. Along with re-signing Kelsey Mitchell, the Fever have signed DeWanna Bonner,

The Indiana Fever welcomed DeWanna Bonner on Monday, and Caitlin Clark was there to give a ringing endorsement of the offseason moves.

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Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark's arrival in the WNBA set the basketball world on fire from a cultural standpoint. Unfortunately, a youthful Fever team had a tough time rising to that occasion on the court.