Caitlin Clark shatters two WNBA season records in Fever's win over Sun
Caitlin Clark scored 34 points with 12 assists as the Indiana Fever beat the Connecticut Sun 111-91, becoming the first player to reach both 800+ points and 300+ assists in a season.
Caitlin Clark orchestrated a 111-91 triumph for the Indiana Fever against the Connecticut Sun, tallying 34 points and 12 assists while sinking six three-pointers. The outing secured her place in WNBA history as the first player to amass both 800-plus points and 300-plus assists within a season, and also the first to combine 300+ assists with 100+ made threes. Clark further distinguished herself by becoming the league's inaugural back-to-back performer with 30+ points and 10+ assists, following a 37-point, 10-assist effort the night before.
This milestone adds weight to her ongoing MVP campaign, as she continues to break multiple seasonal records. The Fever's victory highlighted her command of the offense through precise passing and prolific scoring. The league’s official channels praised the achievement, a rarity for individual performances.
Why it matters
Clark's record-breaking night elevates her MVP case and sets new benchmarks for future WNBA players.
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