Caitlin Clark becomes 15th player in Div. I women's basketball history with 3,000 points

Caitlin Clark reached another milestone in her memorable college basketball career, and she did so in the most Caitlin Clark-way possible – draining a deep, picture-perfect 3-pointer right in front of the Iowa team bench.

With the 3-point shot, Clark became the 15th player in Division I women's basketball history to score 3,000 career points. The shot came in the third quarter against in-state foe Iowa State, giving the Hawkeyes a 43-39 lead in front of a sold-out Hilton Coliseum.

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Joining the 3,000-point club is the second notable mark Clark has reached over the past couple of weeks. She became Iowa's all-time leading scorer and finished with her 12th career triple-double in the Hawkeyes' 94-53 win over Northern Iowa back on Nov. 12.

In reaching 3,000 career points, Clark also became the first player in Division I history, men's or women's, to record 3,000 points, 750 rebounds and 750 assists in a career.

Clark will now have her sights set on Kelsey Plum's all-time NCAA scoring mark of 3,527 points. Following Wednesday's Cy-Hawk matchup, Clark and the Hawkeyes will have 20 regular-season games remaining.