Caitlin Clark Make’s Fearful statement After Winning 2 Awards at the 2024 ESPYS: I’M LEAVING FEVERS 2025
Caitlin Clark Make's Fearful statement After Winning 2 Awards at the 2024 ESPYS: I'M LEAVING FEVERS 2025
Caitlin Clark Shares Virtual Message After Winning 2 Awards at the 2024 ESPYS: ‘It Was a Special Year’
Caitlin Clark wasn’t in attendance for the 2024 EPSY Awards, but she still had a big night.
The WNBA star, 22, won two awards — the first of which she earned during the Thursday, July 11, red carpet broadcast. She took home the trophy for Best College Athlete Women’s Sports before Serena Williams took the stage to host the show.
Once the awards ceremony got underway, Clark received her second award for Best Record-Breaking Performance, beating out the NFL’s Christian McCaffrey. Despite being out of state, she shared a virtual message for her acceptance speech.
“I just wanted to say thank you for this recognition. Obviously, I could not be there tonight,” she told the audience, noting, “I’m a little bit busy in Indianapolis.”
She gushed: “This award means a lot not only to myself but to my teammates and coaches that I had at the University of Iowa. It’s special for all of us and it was a special year in women’s athletics. Thank you, ESPN.”
Caitlin Clark wasn’t in attendance for the 2024 EPSY Awards, but she still had a big night.
The WNBA star, 22, won two awards — the first of which she earned during the Thursday, July 11, red carpet broadcast. She took home the trophy for Best College Athlete Women’s Sports before Serena Williams took the stage to host the show.
Clark concluded, “I just want to give a shout-out to all the nominees and award winners tonight. I’m sad I couldn’t be there but I hope you all have an amazing night.”
Ahead of the event, Clark was the most nominated athlete, racking up three nods for Best Athlete, Women’s Sports, Best College Athlete, Women’s Sports and Best Record-Breaking Performance for becoming the NCAA’s All-Time Scoring Leader.
