In an impressive display of skill, Iowa's Caitlin Clark shattered NBA star Steph Curry's record for the most three-pointers made in a single NCAA Division-I season. Clark achieved this feat during her team's resounding 95-62 victory over the Penn State Lady Lions in the Big Ten Tournament.

Curry, known as one of the greatest three-point shooters in basketball history, shared the previous record of 162 successful three-pointers with Darius McGhee of the Liberty Flames. He set this record during the 2007-08 season while playing for the Davidson Wildcats. However, Clark has now surpassed his achievement, etching her name in the history books.

Despite a shaky start beyond the arc, missing her first 11 attempts, the 22-year-old guard displayed an exceptional all-around performance, accumulating 24 points, 10 rebounds, and 7 assists in the blowout win over Penn State. Iowa coach Lisa Bluder acknowledged that it was an off night for Clark, highlighting her exceptional abilities even when not at her best.

Clark eventually found her rhythm and, amidst the celebration, sunk the shot that sealed her place in history. Reflecting on the moment, she playfully remarked, "I was trolling and messing around when I made that. You've got to have some fun." Clark's enthusiasm extended to her team, emphasizing their collective enjoyment throughout the game and expressing her pride in their performance.

This latest record-breaking achievement adds to Clark's recent streak of rewriting the history books in NCAA Division-I basketball. Just days ago, she became the all-time leading scorer for both men's and women's basketball, surpassing "Pistol" Pete Maravich's record of 3,667 points in a match against the Ohio State Buckeyes on March 3.

Clark expressed gratitude for her accomplishments, acknowledging that the full significance of her achievements may take time to sink in. She plans to savor these moments with her family and teammates, cherishing the support they have provided.

Looking ahead, the Iowa Hawkeyes will now shift their focus to the Big Ten Tournament semifinal against the Michigan Wolverines. With Clark's extraordinary skills on display, the team aims to continue their winning momentum as they eye further success in the championship.

Clark's remarkable performance and relentless drive to push boundaries continues to captivate fans and experts alike, solidifying her place as one of the most talented and record-breaking players in college basketball history.