When the Gophers played Iowa and Caitlin Clark on Wednesday, Williams Arena was entirely sold out.

Williams Arena will be packed Wednesday night as the Gophers play Iowa and its star guard Caitlin Clark.

The game is a sellout as fans flock to see Iowa’s record-setting star in the teams’ penultimate game

Clark broke the women’s basketball NCAA career scoring record earlier this month. Since then, she has increased her record to 3,617 points, which is 33 points short of Lynette Woodard’s major college scoring record. Prior to the NCAA assuming control of women’s athletics from the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, Woodard’s record was set between 1977 and 1981.

With 4,061 points from 1975 to 1979, Pearl Moore of Francis Marion holds the all-time women’s record in the AIAW at the small-college level. Moore attended Anderson Junior College and earned 177 points before enrolling at Francis Marion.

Caitlin Clark. who concluded his career with 3,667 points—50 more than Clark presently has—holds the men’s NCAA Division I record. Maravich accomplished this in just three seasons (1967–1970) without a 3-point line; freshmen were not permitted to participate on varsity teams at that time.

The game on Wednesday night, which is the last home game for Minnesota in the regular season, is set to begin at 8 p.m. In the team’s opening game of the season, which took place on December 30, Clark scored 35 points.

Next Sunday afternoon, Minnesota will play its final game of the regular season at Penn State before hosting the sold-out Big Ten Tournament at Target Center in Minneapolis the following week.