Caitlin Clark has weighed in on the media frenzy that erupted after she was fouled in a game last week by fellow WNBA player Chennedy Carter.

On Friday, Clark, an Indiana Fever rookie, was asked whether she thinks Carter, who plays for the Chicago Sky, owes her a public apology for the foul.

Basketballs competitive, I get it, Clark said , in comments she gave ahead of a Washington Mystics game Friday night. Sometimes your emotions get the best of you. Happened to me multiple times throughout the course of my career. People are competitive, it is what it is.

Shes having a tremendous season, Clark said of Carter. Shes played great basketball.

Clark added that shes focused on her own team and how she can improve as a player not the incident with Carter.

Its just basketball at the end of the day, she said. Theres no grudges. ... Its a sport, its competitive, its not going to be nice all the time, thats not what basketball is. I think people that play that at the highest level understand that.