Caitlin Clark’s 30-Point, 10-Assist Games Surpass Entire WNBA History
Caitlin Clark recorded her fifth career game with 30+ points and 10+ assists, a total exceeding the combined output of all other WNBA players in league history. This performance occurred during a 113-90 victory over the Chicago Sky, where she scored 37 points and dished 10 assists. The Indiana Fever currently trail the Golden State Valkyries by 1.5 games for the second playoff spot. Clark is averaging 22.1 points and 8.3 assists per game this season, placing her third in scoring and first in assists. While Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson remains the favorite for MVP, Clark’s historic statistical dominance has intensified the race. The Fever’s offense is averaging 96.6 points per game, the highest single-season mark in WNBA history, with 18 games exceeding 100 points. Clark has expressed that her primary legacy goal is uniting fans and growing interest in women’s basketball, rather than solely accumulating records. The league will pause from August 31 to September 16 for the FIBA Women’s World Cup, during which Clark will represent the United States.
