When Caitlin Clark takes the floor for the Indiana Fever this season, she is typically one of the younger players on the floor.

This comes as no surprise considering she is just 13 games into her professional career after an illustrious four seasons at Iowa, but she still has had to grow up fast.

She has quickly become the face of the league, and to no doing of her own outside of being so popular, she has also become the most controversial player.

Fans and analysts have been debating things such as WNBA officiating when it comes to Clark, whether or not she deserved to be on the Olympic team, or if she is actually making her team better.

On Wednesday, fans took a break from questioning everything she does, and simply enjoyed her giving back to the community.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) smiles as she heads down court after a 3-point basket in the final seconds of the game against the Los Angeles Sparks at Crypto.com Arena.

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Clark attended Gainbridge’s Habitat for Humanity fan event on Tuesday, which allowed her to play some basketball with a few young fans while building walls for a new home.

One youngster in particular thought that he could beat Clark in a game of one-on-one, and learned the hard way that he couldn’t.

Clark wasn’t the only professional athlete in attendance, as Indiana Pacers forward Isaiah Jackson was also helping out and having some fun.