WATCH: Caitlin Clark has fun at U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials 2024 as she & Indiana Fever team visit Lucas Oil Stadium

The Indiana Fever team and the standout Caitlin Clark made an appearance at the US Olympic Swim Trials at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indiana. The team was present to watch the women's 100m backstroke and men's 800m freestyle from up close.

Caitlin Clark has been a dominant force during her time with the Iowa Hawkeyes. Her list of laurels includes 3,951 career points, 548 three-pointers, and 1,144 assists in Division I history, culminating in her 2024 WNBA Draft signing with the Indiana Fever as the first overall pick.

In her sixth game of the regular season with Indiana Fever, Clark anchored her team to a victory against the Los Angeles Sparks, scoring her first WNBA double-double with 10 rebounds and 11 points. She became the fastest rookie to surpass 100 points and 50 assists in WNBA history, just months after signing with the Fever.

The Indiana Fever team was on a break before hosting the Washington Mystics on June 19. Utilizing their time wisely, the team took a trip to the US Swim Trials midway in Indiana. In a video posted by NBC Sports on X, the Fever girls were seen walking toward their seats in the audience.

"Look who showed up at #SwimTrials24. Caitlin Clark & the @IndianaFever!" the caption read.

Clark, the No.1 overall pick of Indiana Fever, unleashed her fun nature when she leaped as if she would jump in the pool but touched the water and ran back to her teammate.

The Indiana Fever basketball team won four of their last six games in the ongoing season. Caitlin Clark marked her best performance in the games against the Washington Mystics (30 points, eight rebounds, six assists) and Chicago Sky (23 points, nine assists, eight rebounds).

"Honored!!!" - Michael Phelps reacts to his photo on the phone wallpaper of Caitlin Clark

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Caitlin Clark keeps the swimming legend and 23-time Olympic gold medalist, Michael Phelps' mid-action picture as her phone wallpaper. Her gesture asserted that she draws inspiration from Phelps and his colossal presence in the sporting world.

In a video posted by NCAA March Madness, Clark showed her wallpaper to the camera, beaming with glee. In this adorable gesture, Phelps said that he was honored to be on another sporting personality's phone.

"Honored!!! This is so cool!" he tweeted.

Clark also shares the same golf passion as Michael Phelps. She told Golf Digest that the sport helps clear her mind and escape reality.