South Carolina Gamecocks made history on Sunday as they defeated Iowa 87-75 in the NCAA women's championship game. The Gamecocks, led by head coach Dawn Staley, finished the season with a perfect 37-0 record, becoming the first undefeated champion since UConn in 2016. This marked their second national championship in three years and third in school history.

The game also marked the end of Caitlin Clark's collegiate career at Iowa. Clark, who became the all-time NCAA Division I scoring leader in February, scored 30 points in the championship game. Despite her outstanding performance, Iowa was unable to secure their first championship.

South Carolina's Tessa Johnson led the team with 19 points, while star center Kamilla Cardoso contributed 15 points and 17 rebounds. The Gamecocks' victory solidified their status as the latest dynasty in women's basketball, with Staley becoming the fifth coach to win three national championships.

Clark's final collegiate game was filled with high stakes as she aimed to lead Iowa to victory and capture her first national championship. However, South Carolina's dominant performance and relentless attack proved too much for the Hawkeyes to overcome.

The matchup between Clark and the Gamecocks was highly anticipated, with fans eagerly awaiting the outcome. Despite Iowa's efforts, South Carolina's depth and defensive prowess ultimately secured the victory, capping off an unforgettable season for the Gamecocks.