Caitlin Clark gets standing ovation on video in Iowa Return for Fever PREASON GAME

Welcome home, Caitlin Clark.

The Indiana Fever star enjoyed the reception during the return on Sunday to the Carver Hawkeye Arena from Iowa, where she was dealing with one of the best college career in basketball history.

Indiana played a pre -season game against the Brazilian women's basketball team on Sunday, and the fans welcomed Clark exactly as expected.

Scott Anchterman from The Athletic noticed Clark's introduction 116 decibels.

It is no surprise that Clark has received such an ovation. She became the NCAA Division I all-time scorer during a career with achievements, including two Naishith Awards, two associated press player of the year awards, Two Wooden Awards, three big ten players of the year and four all-American selection options.

In the years 2023 and 2024, she led the Hawkeyes to consecutive national championship games before becoming number 1 in the overall selection of the 2024 WNBA design.

However, there were some concerns about her return when she saw the game on Saturday against Washington Mystics.

“As far as a status update is concerned, she has made a lot of progress in the past 24 hours, and that was our goal,” said head coach Stephanie White, according to Michael Voepel from ESPN. “We will see what happens and how she feels after the training that she went through today. Hopefully she is ready to go [Sunday]. “

She was ready to go and recorded on Friday against the same Brazilian national team, which was the return of Angel Reese for the LSU -Homecoming for the LSU.

Reese's Chicago Sky defeated Brazil at the LSU in a game, the more remarkable for the warm greeting, which she and teammates Hailey van Lith received than the final result of 89-62.

Clark and Reese will be in the spotlight again during their second WNBA campaigns and face each other on May 17th at the start of the regular season.