One last possibility is that instead of Clark featuring in the NBA All-Star weekend, an NBA player such as Steph Curry could compete vs. the Fever star during the 2025 WNBA All-Star weekend. Either way, it's somewhat bad news for fans who were expecting Clark to make an appearance in front of the NBA crowd in February 2025.

Last year, in front of their hometown fans, the Indiana Pacers won the Skills Challenge. A trio of Tyrese Haliburton, Bennedict Mathurin, and Myles Turner beat the first-overall picks (Paolo Banchero, VIctor Wembanyama, Anthony Edwards ), and a case of young All-Stars ( Trae Young, Scottie Barnes, Tyrese Maxey).

The NBA announced the participants for their annual Rising Stars Challenge, which consists of young players making a mark across the NBA. All participants are either rookies, sophomores, or in the NBA G-League. And for the second year in a row, a Maverick is in the Challenge.

Caitlin Clark has made a decision. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year is reported to be ‘disinclined’ to take part in the NBA’s All-Star weekend. After a stellar season, the

Sources tell SBJ's Tom Friend that WNBA star Caitlin Clark has told the NBA she is disinclined to participate in an All-Star Game three-point contest next month that could include Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Sabrina Ionescu.

Unlike Sabrina Ionescu, Caitlin Clark is less enthused about the idea of participating in a 3-point contest during NBA All-Star weekend.

JD Davison has had an impressive season up in Maine with the G League, which is getting rewarded as part of the NBA's Rising Stars event.

Caitlin Clark has told the NBA that she isn’t interested in participating in the three-point contest during All-Star Weekend in February, according to Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal. Clark said she was “disinclined” to participate in the event,

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During last year's NBA All-Star Weekend, Steph Curry and Sabrina Ionescu squared off in an epic 3-point shootout. It was so thrilling that fans made it clear they'd like to see Caitlin Clark compete in the 2025 contest.