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For Keokuk's Boatman, year is the key word in award - Vimarsana News

For Keokuk's Boatman, year is the key word in award

Being the Southeast Conference Player of the Year was a goal Kendra Boatman set and achieved, leading the Keokuk High School Chiefs to the league championship for the second year

Caitlin Clark's smallest fans spark a youth craze on deep 3s and No. 22 jerseys - Vimarsana News

Caitlin Clark's smallest fans spark a youth craze on deep 3s and No. 22 jerseys

Everyone wants to see Clark play. In Iowa, the kids want to be like her, too.

Caitlin Clark was a grade-school phenom. Her 60-point game in high school was sign of things to come - Vimarsana News

Caitlin Clark was a grade-school phenom. Her 60-point game in high school was sign of things to come

By ERIC OLSON IOWA CITY, Iowa — Caitlin Clark’s skills were so advanced when she was in grade school that her parents signed her up to play on boys teams. By the time she entered middle school, she was well-known in basketball circles across Iowa. This was long before Clark became one of the faces of […]

Caitlin Clark a grade-school phenom | The Associated Press - Vimarsana News

Caitlin Clark a grade-school phenom | The Associated Press

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Caitlin Clark's skills were so advanced when she was in grade school that her parents signed her up to play on boys teams. By the time she entered middle school she was well-known in basketball circles across Iowa. This was long before Clark became one of…

Caitlin Clark was a grade-school phenom. Her 60-point game in high school was sign of things to come - Vimarsana News

Caitlin Clark was a grade-school phenom. Her 60-point game in high school was sign of things to come

Caitlin Clark's skills were so advanced when she was in grade school that her parents signed her up to play on boys teams. This was long before Clark became one of the faces of women's basketball and, now, on the cusp of setting the NCAA Division I scoring record. Clark was in sixth grade when Jan Jensen first heard about her.

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