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By Michael Gallagher
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The WNBA may be barreling toward a lockout, but that isn’t stopping some of the league’s players from making headlines off the court.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is arguably the biggest star of the league, and though the 2026 WNBA season is in serious jeopardy amid CBA negations between the league and the players’ association, fans can watch Clark make her return from injury next week with the USA women’s basketball team as it prepares for its 2026 FIBA qualifying games.
But that’s not all Clark has been up to this offseason.
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The 24-year-old All-WNBA performer also turned quite a few heads on Wednesday when it was announced that Clark’s low sugar Gatorade campaign, which boasts three new flavors with 75% less sugar than normal Gatorade with no artificial flavors, sweeteners, or colors, will soon launch nationwide after the limited-edition flavor sold out in 22 minutes.
The announcement had her fans fired up, and many of them immediately hit social media to rave about the news.
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“Absolutely cannot wait to buy this!!!” one fan rejoiced.
“I love to see this. Keep making moves off the court,” a second fan replied.
“I can’t wait to try this,” exclaimed another fan.
“Damn her own flavor of Gatorade is actual motion,” one user stated.
“This should be international I'm just saying,” proclaimed another.
“When are they available?? This fills a huge need!” one fan bellowed.
“Please everyone. Keep telling me the W doesn’t know exactly what they have [in her]. You really don’t think owners want that money? In 2026?” another user wrote.
Clark signed a sponsorship deal with Gatorade back when she was still at Iowa. It’s one of her top brand endorsement deals along with Nike, State Farm, Wilson, Panini America, Stanley, and Xfinity.
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