An apple orchard in Indiana has revealed a remarkable tribute to Caitlin Clark to commemorate the WNBA star’s record-breaking rookie season.
County Line Orchard, which claims to be the largest in Northwest Indiana, has redesigned its corn maze to celebrate the Fever star.
When viewed from above, the maze features a giant cutout of Clark holding a basketball on her shoulder.
It also carries a message, which reads from the skies: ‘We love Caitlin Clark.’
The orchard explained on social media that they wanted to celebrate women’s sports and Clark’s impact on the WNBA.
An apple orchard in Indiana has revealed a remarkable tribute to WNBA star Caitlin Clark
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‘Her incredible success and impact on the WNBA is a huge inspiration,’ they said of Clark
‘Her incredible success and impact on the WNBA is a huge inspiration, and as a proud Indiana business, we wanted to pay tribute to her achievements!’ County Line Orchard wrote.
Clark, who is expected to win the WNBA Rookie of the Year award, has become one of the biggest stars in women’s sports.
The Fever star made even more history over the weekend as Indiana clinched a dramatic 104-100 overtime victory against the Atlanta Dream.
The former Iowa Hawkeye star registered 26 points and 12 assists to record the most points and assists double-doubles in a season.
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County Line Orchard has redesigned its corn maze to celebrate the Indiana Fever star
Clark’s main rival for the Rookie of the Year award, Angel Reese, recently announced that her debut season in the WNBA had been tragically cut short.
The Chicago Sky star broke the news in a bombshell statement on Saturday night but she did not immediately specify what the issue was. She later said that a wrist problem was to blame but did not elaborate on the precise injury or if she needs surgery.
‘It’s obviously, definitely sad, anytime you see anybody go down with an injury, especially people that you came into this league with, whether it was Cam (Brink), whether it was Angel, and especially Angel,’ Clark said.
‘You want to see her finish out this year, obviously, she’s had a historic year, and she’s done some incredible things.’