Cailtin Clark took center stage on Wednesday as the Indiana Fever hosted its customary media day ahead of the 2026 WNBA season. The two-time All-Star faced all sorts of questions as she heads into her third year with the Fever.
Clark expressed her excitement ahead of the new season. She is now fully healthy after struggling with injuries in 2025. The 6-foot guard battled through multiple soft tissue injuries, limiting her to just 13 games throughout the season.
Apart from taking over the spotlight on media day, Clark also took on a role that she has recently embraced. The move has now drawn a lot of attention online.
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The Indiana Pacers recently commissioned Clark to be a guest photographer for an NBA game. The 24-year-old picked up a camera and photographed the Pacers during a regular-season matchup against LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Clark’s photos turned heads on social media, as fans praised her impressive skills as a photographer.
On Wednesday, the Fever decided to hand Clark a 90s film camera for her to use during media day. The team posted her photos on Instagram on Thursday.
“a look into CC’s film cam at media day 🎞️🗄️” the team wrote.
Clark is now drawing a lot of praise online for her latest set of photos.
“the girl was born to shoot,” commented Fever photographer Bri Lewerke.
“Hell yeah🤏🏻” agreed a user.
“No notes,” wrote teammate Lexie Hull.
“Well done CC,” a reaction read.
“Photographer CC, lovin it👏❤️” said another.
“Great job and Gorgeous pictures! Love it all! ✌🏻😍🩷” a fan wrote.
Clark also worked behind the camera during Fever games last season while she remained sidelined by injury. Now that she’s healthy, however, Indiana will expect her to reprise her role as the franchise’s cornerstone superstar on the basketball court.
The Fever kick off the 2026 WNBA season on May 9 at home against Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings.
