Caitlin Clark bids farewell to Lowa Hawkeyes as her college career comes to an end

Lowa Hawkeyes standout Caitlin Clark said her ultimate farewell to the women's basketball program and the school she helped improve over the previous four years. Following an 87-75 loss to the South Carolina in the national championship on Sunday, Clark shared a photo of her black Iowa jersey and yellow sneakers with a three-word caption. As she wrote her jersey photo and wrote “I’ll miss you.

In the final game against South Carolina, Caitlin Clark gave everything for the Lowa Hawkeyes to win their first title. In that game she scored 30 points as 10 points out of 28 points came from the floor while five came from 3-pointers. In the first quarter of the game, Lowa Hawkeyes got a good start as they took a seven-point lead before South Carolina turned the game.

The South Carolina pushed on in the second half, playing aggressive defence on Clark and her Iowa teammates. Which resulted in South Carolina lifting their second title in the last three years. Caitlin Clark will lead the WNBA's next generation of superstars in only eight days. She's projected to be the first overall choice when the draft begins.

I want to personally thank Caitlin Clark for lifting our sport - Dawn Staley

According to Fox Sports, Caitlin Clark expressed, "The emotions will probably hit me over the next couple of days." "I don’t have much time to sit around and sulk and be upset. I don’t think that’s what I’m about either. Yeah, I’m sad we lost this game, but I’m also so proud of myself, I’m so proud of my teammates, I’m so proud of this program. There’s a lot to be proud of."

Meanwhile, Dawn Staley head coach of South Carolina lauded Caitlin Clark for her contribution towards the game. As per Fox Sports Dawn Staley stated, "I want to personally thank Caitlin Clark for lifting our sport." "She carried a heavy load for our sport, and it is not going to stop here on a collegiate tour. When she’s the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft, she’s going to lift that league as well." "So, Caitlin Clark, if you’re out there, you are one of the GOATs (greatest of all time) of our game, and we appreciate you."

On Sunday Caitlin Clark's college career came to an end without winning the NCAA title on two occasions but she became the all-time leading scorer in the NCAA.