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Yahoo Sports reports that Chantell Preston, co-founder and owner of the League One Volleyball franchise San Francisco Signal, has been speaking about Caitlin Clark's impact on women's sports. Clark, drafted by the Indiana Fever in 2024, broke records for most points and assists in a debut WNBA season, drawing attention that now extends beyond basketball into broader conversations about the visibility and valuation of women's athletics.
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