Caitlin Clark, an Indiana Fever guard, is likely Indiana’s most well-known face. The No. 1 overall pick drew an unprecedented number of new Fever fans to Indianapolis, and the WNBA’s Rookie of the Year’s star power is just growing nationwide. While Clark is accustomed to being besieged by shouting fans, the roles were flipped when she attended Taylor Swift’s Eras event at Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend. Not only did the 22-year-old attend Night 1 with her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, and teammate Lexie Hull, but the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer stunned fans by also attending Night 2. Clark, who attended the event on Saturday night with her mother, Anne Nizzi-Clark, went into her fangirl status, exchanging what appears to be
During the concert, there were more than 20 friendship bracelets. Clark proudly shared a snapshot of her wrist studded with friendship bracelets on Instagram Stories, captioned “I’m dedicated.”
This is not the first time she’s messaged Swift on social media. After the “Karma” singer revealed her connection with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce last September, Clark wrote on X, “Taylor Swift, welcome to the good side #chiefskingdom.” The former Iowa Hawkeye player sat two seats away from Kelce at Swift’s gig on Saturday night, which drew attention because Clark is also a big Chiefs fan. Last Christmas, she went to Kansas City’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium. Swift was also in attendance, but the two did not get
an opportunity to meet. Swift, who broke the Lucas Oil Stadium attendance record two nights in a row, will perform one more gig in Indianapolis on Sunday. After nearly a year and a half on tour, the 14-time Grammy winner will perform his final Eras event in the United States on November 3. Fans should not be surprised if Clark decides to attend Swift’s concert for the third time in a row, possibly to hear her favorite song, “Enchanted,” live.
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