Iowa’s Caitlin Clark has unquestionably already cemented her status as one of the greatest players in the history of college basketball, but that doesn’t mean the accomplishments are slowing down for the senior guard from West Des Moines, Iowa. In Iowa’s win over Minnesota on December 30th, Clark tallied 35 points and 10 assists making her the all-time Big Ten assist leader (now at 952 and counting in her career). It’s another line on Clark’s incredible resume, a resume that can sometimes feel too deep to keep up with. To help with that, we’re tracking some of Clark’s biggest career highlights, including where she stands in pursuit of the all-time NCAA scoring record.

Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes kicked off Peacock’s slate of women’s college basketball on January 2nd taking on Moira Joinerand the Michigan State Spartans in a matchup of the two top-scoring offenses in the Big Ten. Clark delivered the moment of the match, a game-winning three-pointer from close to half-court that lifted the Hawkeyes 76-73 over the Spartans. See below for some of Iowa’s biggest highlights from the season, as well as a look at Clark’s accomplishments thus far, and how close she is to Kelsey Plum’sall-time NCAA scoring record.

That same December 30th victory that gave Clark the Big Ten assists record moved her up to fifth on the all-time scoring list in D1 NCAA women’s basketball. Then, in Iowa’s January 16th matchup with Wisconsin, she passed Brittney Grinerfor fourth on the all-time list. Here’s where things stand in that pursuit of history: