Caitlin Clark's experience at the women's World Cup has been a 'pinch-me moment' for the WNBA star | Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Caitlin Clark says the women’s FIBA World Cup in Berlin has been a “pinch-me moment,” fueled by intense international fan energy and a welcome break from the “craziness” of the WNBA season. In an Associated Press interview, the Indiana Fever star discussed her relationship with Angel Reese, and said she draws inspiration from Coach Mike Krzyzewski’s team-first approach. Clark also described the pressure of fans chanting her name, while framing it as an opportunity to advance women’s basketball globally. She said the tournament offers her a first European experience, and reiterated admiration for Reese’s relentless, high-motor competitiveness. Clark now returns focus to helping the U.S. win a fifth straight World Cup title.