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ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 16 – A recent survey shows 53.8% of players believe Caitlin Clark will be the league's face in five years despite ongoing media and racial disparities, say WNBA insiders.
- Earlier this year, an Athletic survey found 53.8% of WNBA players believe Caitlin Clark will be league face in five years, signaling growing recognition.
- Despite the survey's wave of recognition, media’s selective spotlight has historically overlooked Black women players in the WNBA.
- StubHub data shows 93% increase in 2024 ticket sales, Nielsen reports viewership rose 201% year-over-year and 791% since 2017.
- The WNBA announced on June 30 that league expansion into Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia reflects our league’s extraordinary momentum, Cathy Engelbert said.
- Looking ahead, Caitlin Clark's rising influence may deepen racial tensions in women’s basketball and challenge the league’s progress.
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Excited fans filled the Feller Club Room at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in anticipation of sports journalist Christine Brennan’s conversation about her new book “On Her Game: Caitlin Clark and the Revolution in Women’s Sports.” Brennan was joined on the panel by former Iowa Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder and current coach Jan Jensen. Those who bought tickets to the event received a free book as well as a complimentary dinner and drinks. “On Her G…
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The WNBA isn’t just having a moment, it’s a major growth opportunity for small businesses
Shopify reports the WNBA is experiencing significant growth, with fan engagement and merchandise sales surging, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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