Caitlin Clark takes center stage again as Team USA wraps up group stage play with a dominant 3-0 record at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. Despite topping the group, the ongoing debate over head coach Kara Lawson’s rotation strategy and how she’s utilizing the young star has intensified across the sports landscape,

Clark's role has been enhanced amid Kelsey Plum's injury-enforced absence, and she is Team USA's assists leader at 6.3 per game. Despite not starting a game yet, the Indiana Fever star is the team leader in plus-minus and boasts a 19-4 assist-turnover ratio.

Caitlin Clark has struggled from the 3-point line in two games, but Kyara Lawson isn’t worried.

In Team USA's narrow win over Italy, Caitlin Clark did something she's never done in her college or WNBA career.

Kara Lawson watched on as Caitlin Clark and Team USA secured a 105-64 win over Czechia on Monday afternoon, finishing the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup group stage with a perfect 3-0, winning Group D.