Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark has made history countless times during her first WNBA season, but her impact extends well beyond the court.

As the Fever approach the playoffs, Clark continues to capture attention in remarkable ways. Just over a month ago, a butter sculpture of her was featured at the Iowa State Fair, and then she helped debut a new basketball court for kids at an Indiana State Fair.

The Olympic hiatus seemed to benefit her in more ways than one. Not only did it provide a much-needed breather, but it also allowed her to connect with the community. This week, one of the most exciting developments was revealed.

In Hobart, Indiana, County Line Orchard has unveiled a corn and soybean maze themed and customized around Clark.

Her influence has been transformative for the Fever franchise. With four games left in the season, they have already clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2016.

Clark, the leading Rookie of the Year candidate, is also making a case for All-WNBA honors. Indiana has won eight of its last ten games, and Clark has earned three consecutive Player of the Week awards, along with Player of the Month.

She leads rookies in points, assists, steals, field goals made, three-pointers made, and free throw percentage, averaging 19.2 points, 8.5 assists, 5.8 rebounds, and 1.3 steals per game.

Despite her on-court success, it's her off-court strides -- whether through unique public tributes or community involvement -- that have truly sparked a connection with the state of Indiana.

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