Caitlin Clark is an Indiana sports team regular now. You could have caught her at a Pacers game one evening or at the Indianapolis Indians’ batting cage on another. But she hasn’t been soaking up all the action alone. Her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, seems to be just the right companion to meet the sports enthusiast in her. And let’s just say their courtside spree isn’t ending anytime soon.

Last week, the couple was spotted at a volleyball game, cheering on the Indy Ignite. But as they watched the team sweep the Grand Rapids Rise in a three-set victory, CC and Connor were joined by an adorable little girl. She was spotted with them for most of the game and even appeared alongside the 2024 ROTY as she posed with the volleyball team. But the little one doesn’t happen to be just another fan.

In the recent episode of Swarmcast, Caitlin Clark sat down with David Eickholt to reveal what really went down during and prior to her visit to the game, revealing the identity of the little girl.

“Our player relations person at the fever, that’s her young daughter! And we’re like friends and I texted her and said hey I want to go to the Indie ignite game, can you help me with tickets? She was like, yeah I got you four. I’m like okay I got Connor coming and I am like do you and Mariah wanna come? And so Mariah came and she was having the time of her life,” Clark shares.

It was only the second game of its inaugural season for Indy Ignite and the team drove it home 25-18, 28-26, 25-16. Social media would later buzz with excitement over CC’s presence. “Women supporting women 💪” Indiana Fever wrote while the players gushed, thanking the 23-year-old for showing up. “She’s probably one of the most popular people in the world in the past year, so we’re glad she came. We’re thankful for that,” Azhani Tealer shared.

Clark and Mariah had shared many a adorable moments together that had social media heart-eyed. One included CC bending all the way down to match the little one’s height as she wrapped an arm around her shoulder, posing for the camera. Looks like the dynamic only grabbed more eyes toward the newly minted team, leaving them grateful.

So Clark isn’t just chilling attending the games, she’s drawing attention towards women’s sports too. Her presence at the Golf Pro-Am was another example, drawing up over 30 million social media impressions. But in giving back, especially to her home grounds, the 23-year-old’s contributions extend beyond sports.

Caitlin Clark donates 22,000 books to children in need

Caitlin Clark celebrated her 23rd birthday in a way that reflects her generous spirit, by giving back! In collaboration with Scholastic’s national literacy program, the Caitlin Clark Foundation donated 22,000 books to under-resourced schools in Iowa and Indiana.

“I remember picking out the books from the Scholastic flyer and how empowering that was for me as a child, and how motivated I was to read,” Clark had said in a statement. “I want to help kids have the same experience, to develop their reading skills and open their imaginations to dream big.”

Her foundation is dedicated to uplifting communities with a focus on education, nutrition, and sports– the three pillars she believes were a foundation of her success. With each initiative she leads, Caitlin continues to inspire the next generation.