Former Iowa women’s basketball superstar and current Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark continues to grow her sponsorship deals.

On Tuesday, Wilson Sporting Goods announced that it had signed Clark to a multi-year partnership that includes a signature basketball collection, becoming the first athlete to partner with the brand since Michael Jordan in the 1980s. Wilson is also the official ball of the WNBA.

“Wilson is made to celebrate the most iconic moments in sport, and we have always aligned ourselves with trailblazers who break boundaries and write their own story,” Wilson’s head of global brand Amanda Lamb said in the company’s press release. “Caitlin Clark is not just a record-setting athlete, but a cultural icon who has had a profound impact on the game. We couldn’t be prouder to join forces with her to continue innovating basketball both on and off the court.”

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Playing with Wilson since the journey began – now we’re making it official.

Welcome to Wilson Basketball, Caitlin.
– –@CaitlinClark22 @WNBA@IndianaFever pic.twitter.com/Pm8BGDi40s

— Wilson Basketball (@WilsonBasktball) May 21, 2024

Clark will test, advise, and offer her opinions on Wilson products, and the company will also release Clark-inspired merchandise throughout the year. The basketball collection includes three signature gold and white balls that celebrate Clark’s career accomplishments – “Threes up,” “Record Breaker,” and “Crowd Maestro.” Clark broke numerous records during her college career with the Hawkeyes, and is the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer. The three balls are each priced for $49.95 on the company website.

It is not Clark’s first big partnership with a sporting goods company, as she previously signed an eight-year, $28 million dollar deal with Nike that also includes a signature shoe deal. She signed with Wilson because she often used the ball during childhood pickup games with her brothers.

“I loved that thing more than anything. My brothers and I would always fight over it,” Clark told Boardroom. “That was the best basketball. But I’m just super excited to have a collaboration and create basketballs together that are really cool. I’ve seen the designs that young girls, boys, whoever can get their hands on and go dribble in the driveway or take it to practice with them.”