The 3-pointer has been getting a lot of attention lately. Basketball’s wunderkind, Caitlin Clark (caitlinclark22), has brought more attention to women’s basketball than ever before. Her overall game is a thing to behold, but Clark’s ability to drain shots seemingly from Mars is what has made her a national sports hero. Clark made more 3-pointers from 25 feet out or farther than any other female or male college player since the stat was first recorded five years ago. She hit from 35 feet with apparent ease. Clark’s ability has put a spotlight on the 3-point shot and will no doubt help spark a generation of future 3-point shooters, among both girls and boys. But well before Clark’s from-another-ZIP-code shots were being played on nightly sportscasts that previously devoted little time to women’s games, kids like Haldane senior Camilla McDaniel (camilla.mcd) were nailing 3s too. McDaniel loves to shoot long. Anywhere and anytime. McDaniel surpassed 100 career 3-pointers by draining ...