For most of Friday, Clark was teamed up with Kelsey Plum, a two-time Olympic gold for USA Basketball and two-time world champion. In her newfound position as a veteran for the younger guard — there were 10 first-time attendees at the senior camp — Plum emphasized the mentality it takes to succeed in such a competitive and talented field.

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark wrapped up her first training on Friday with Team USA basketball. The sharpshooter is at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, with other WNBA players and a few college standouts for a training camp. Clark could not resist ...

Caitlin Clark, the standout point guard for the Indiana Fever, has shown encouraging signs of recovery after her groin injury prematurely ended her 2025 WNBA season. Videos releas

The camp is overseen by Kara Lawson, Duke’s women’s basketball coach, who was appointed to lead Team USA through 2028. It’s also the first evaluation camp for managing director Sue Bird, the four-time Olympic gold medalist now responsible for assembling the next World Cup and Olympic rosters.

There's a youth movement at USA Basketball camp this weekend with young WNBA players Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese making their debuts with the national team.

Caitlin Clark shares her thoughts on state of CBA negotiations, avoiding a lockout, etc. at Duke. She’s here for USA Basketball Training Camp under HC Kara Lawson, one of 10 players making their first senior national team camp appearance. pic.twitter.com/JWSYC5Bw1Z