Caitlin Clark's impact on girl's basketball
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Caitlin Clark’s impact on girl’s basketball

Matthew Pulver goes over the success of Caitlin Clark and explains the Prospect Women Can Hoop 2 organization.
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Matthew Pulver, Executive Sports Editor
February 15, 2024
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Matthew Pulver
Matthew Pulver, Executive Sports Editor
Hi I’m Matthew Pulver and I am a Senior. This is my second year on staff and this year I will be the Executive Sports Editor. Outside of journalism I like to watch a ton of sports (as my title suggests) and I also enjoy playing video games. Outside of the Prospector I am involved with Prospect live sport broadcasts and the Da Bears Weekly podcast.