Caitlin Clark brings the energy after Lexie Hull makes major summer camp announcement: "Hoping we just do defensive slides"

Caitlin Clark responded to her Indiana Fever teammate Lexie Hull’s exciting announcement on Thursday. Hull shared a video on Instagram revealing that she will be hosting a summer basketball camp for kids, along with key details about the upcoming event.

"I’m so excited to host my @SimpleTruth4U Basketball Camp this summer!" Hull wrote. "We’ll work on all aspects of the game - skills, teamwork, confidence - and of course, HAVE FUN! Aletto Family Sports Center, June 28th, 3:00pm – 6:00pm. Spots are limited – Go to LexieHullCamp.com to register."

Clark was quick to chime in on Hull’s announcement, responding with a witty and enthusiastic message. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year expressed her excitement for the upcoming camp and playfully emphasized what she believes should be the main focus of the event.

"Cant wait to attend. Hoping we just do defensive slides all camp," Clark commented.

Clark wasn’t the only one to respond to Lexie Hull’s announcement. Bree Hall, the Fever’s No. 20 pick who was later waived, also joined in with a reaction, alongside a wave of WNBA fans who showed their support and excitement for the upcoming camp.

"Am I too old to sign up?" Hall commented.

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Speaking of Hull, the former Stanford forward is off to a sensational start in the 2025 WNBA season. She currently leads the league in 3-point shooting, boasting an impressive 55.6% from beyond the arc.

Caitlin Clark provides latest update on quad injury

Caitlin Clark has missed the Indiana Fever’s last three games with a quad injury, but on Thursday, the star point guard provided a promising update. Speaking to the media, Clark shared that she will be reevaluated this weekend and could potentially return to the lineup for Tuesday’s matchup against the Atlanta Dream.

"I feel like I've made a lot of progress, and I feel good, and not gonna rush coming back. It's just not worth it," Clark said.

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The Fever were 2-2 when Clark was sidelined with her injury and in her absence, the team has dropped two of their last three games. Under coach Stephanie White, the Fever now holds a 3-4 record and sits seventh in the league standings through seven games.

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