Clark won’t be participating in a three-point contest at NBA All-Star weekend — instead, she’ll make her debut at WNBA All-Star in Indianapolis this summer.

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark made waves this week turning down a standing offer to compete in a three-point contest at the upcoming NBA All-Star Game. While some feel it's a missed opportunity for Clark,

The NBA is reportedly planning a huge show around the second edition of Steph Curry's and Sabrina Ionescu's three-point shootout

Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu will be joined by a surprise addition for the iconic three-point contest at the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend. Read on to find out who’s joining this thrilling showdown!

With a considerable time left for the WNBA 2025 to start, the fans are trying to kill time, waiting to witness stars like Caitlin Clark back in action

Insiders suggest a star-studded twist may be on the horizon. NBA insider Shams Charania reported plans to pair Curry and his longtime Splash Brother, Klay Thompson, against Ionescu and college basketball phenom Caitlin Clark .

Sabrina Ionescu is living her best life, enjoying a trip to France just months after securing the 2024 WNBA championship with the New York Liberty.

As NBA All-Star Weekend nears, all eyes are on which players will participate in the annual festivities. In 2024, one of the biggest highlights of All-Star Weekend was the first-of-its-kind head-to-head 3-Point Contest held between Warriors superstar Stephen Curry and Liberty superstar Sabrina Ionescu.

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark is reportedly not going to participate in next month's NBA All-Star 3-point contest.

Caitlin Clark has already garnered the stature of a star in the WNBA after just one season. However, with the increase in popularity, there comes certain obligations, but the former Iowa Hawkeye has made it known that she will play out her career on her own terms.

Caitlin Clark is going to wait until Indianapolis hosts the WNBA All-Star weekend to enter her first 3-point contest.