Caitlin Clark (Photo via Instagram/Connor McCaffery)
Caitlin Clark is definitely enjoying herself during this extended break from the WNBA.
The Indiana Fever rookie is finally taking a break after nearly a year of non-stop basketball, and the first thing she did was jump into a bikini immediately.
The Fever rookie and her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, are on vacation together and enjoying the warm lake weather.
This week, McCaffery — who currently works as a team assistant for the Indiana Pacers — took to his Instagram story and shared several pictures of Caitlin Clark rocking a two-piece brown bikini while on a floatation device in the middle of the water.
The first picture shows Caitlin Clark and Will Matthiessen giving a peace sign as you can see the top portion of Clark’s bikini.
The former Hawkeyes is right in front of Matthiessen, who is a right-handed pitcher out of Stanford, who was a sixth-round pick by the Pirates in the 2019 MLB draft.
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Matthiessen is dating Clark’s Fever teammate, guard Lexie Hull, who is also with them.
Caitlin Clark and Lexis Hull could be seen in another picture together, smiling on a large yellow raft in the water. That picture gives a full look of Clark in her bikini. Hull appears to be wearing a red bikini.
Caitlin Clark Couldn’t ‘Wait to Not Touch a Basketball For a While’
Caitlin Clark is a beast when it comes to being on the court, but even she gets tired sometimes.
Caitlin helped lead the Iowa women’s basketball team to back-to-back championship games, which means she played the most games you can in women’s college basketball for two years in a row.
Her final season ended in April 2024, and the Indiana Fever began their season in May of 2024.
According to the IndyStar, Caitlin was ready to not touch a basketball for a while.
“I honestly can’t wait to not touch a basketball for a while. I’ve shot too many times in the past year. I think it’s hard as a professional athlete at times, like people do always realize I feel like an individual just like all of you. I’m just the same human. I go about my same daily life, I do all the things that you do, I just play basketball on top of that .”
