“The energy there was just phenomenal” Magic Post

While Notre Dame Fighting Irish Guard Hannah Hidalgo has a second second year season, one of the most memorable moments of her collegial career came in April, just after her first campaign. She united her forces with Caitlin Clark, then graduated, during the special basketball match of the Southern California Olympic Games, where they framed athletes for a day.

Tuesday, on the YouTube channel of basketball analyst Rachel Demita, Hidalgo recalled this special day of coach with Clark:

“It was great. All the experience was great. We worked with children who were a little challenged, and therefore just to be able to see their reaction. They knew Caitlin Clark for previous years that she had come. So just to be able to look at their interaction with her and how excited they were to meet her and speak to her again.

“Honestly, it was just something that was so cool. But they were on. The kid had two consecutive 3s, get one and one, and we were really just turned. So, the energy in the building, I Think that it could have been because Caitlin Clark was there, but the energy there was just phenomenal.

It was refreshing for fans to see Hidalgo, a promising star, and Clark, who finished Iowa as a legend of university basketball, unite their forces for a positive cause.

While Clark has already made its imprint on the WNBA with Indiana fever, Hidalgo and second -row Ireland fights are now meeting to visit the Pittsburgh Panthers on Thursday.

What would a Hannah Hidalgo and Caitlin Clark rear area look like?

Caitlin Clark is one of the best scores in the history of university basketball, propelled by its tirror shot associated with its skillful handles. If there was a chance that Hannah Hidalgo could play by her side when she arrives in the WNBA, then it can look like the way her dynamics go with Olivia Miles Senior.

Hidalgo and Miles direct the perimeter as a well -oiled machine, because Hidalgo has an impact on games with its double -meaning game while Miles is known for its facilitation, among other aspects. Maybe Hidalgo could pick up one or two things from her teammate if she ever and Clark had to join forces, opting for the recruit of the year of the WNBA 2024 to be the top scorer.