Caitlin Clark and Connor McCaffrey, both former stars of their respective Hawkeye programs, continue to stay engaged with the Iowa City sports scene even after their graduation. McCaffrey has recently transitioned into a coaching role as an assistant at Butler, marking a significant step in his career. Meanwhile, Clark prepares to take the court for her second season with the Indiana Fever after an impressive debut year that earned her the WNBA Rookie of the Year title.
This Saturday, Clark will kick off her season with a matchup against Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky, with McCaffrey expected to be her biggest supporter from the sidelines. In addition to cheering on Clark, McCaffrey took a moment to recognize former teammate Austin Ash, who is now stepping into a coaching position as the head coach at Earlham High School in Iowa. McCaffrey expressed his enthusiasm for Ash’s new role with a supportive social media shout-out.
This article highlights the strong connections between former teammates, underlining the supportive nature of their shared experiences in sports and their ongoing commitment to their athletic communities. As both Clark and McCaffrey embark on new chapters in their careers, their journeys exemplify perseverance and ambition, resonating with fans and aspiring athletes alike.