Caitlin Clark had a historic first two seasons, and the Indiana Fever star has already broken an all-time WNBA record early in her third campaign.
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On Friday, Clark recorded her 11th career game with at least 20 points and 10 assists, giving her the most in league history. Then, in her 57th career game on Sunday, Clark scored 21 points and dished out 10 assists in a 89-78 home win against the Seattle Storm for her 12th career 20-10 game. It was her second straight 20-10 performance after doing so twice in 13 games last year.
Clark tied for the all-time lead last year with Chicago Sky guard Courtney Vandersloot, who has tallied at least 20 points and 10 assists a total of 10 times across 436 career games.
Clark’s latest history-making performance came in her fourth game of 2026 after an injury-riddled 2025 season, where she missed 31 games. She’s still used to breaking records, though.
Last year, Clark moved to the top of a different all-time WNBA leaderboard. In a May 20 home loss to the Atlanta Dream, Clark moved ahead of New York Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu for the most games with at least 25 points and 10 assists. Clark now has seven of those performances (including last Friday when she had 32 and 10), compared to five in 181 games for Ionescu.
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Not only was Clark a near-unanimous Rookie of the Year winner in 2024, but she also made First Team All-WNBA. The No. 1 overall pick led the league in assists per game (8.4), made the most 3-pointers (122) and ranked seventh in points per game (19.2) while logging the second-most minutes per game (35.4).
Clark made a ton of history along the way, as well. She became the first rookie to tally a triple-double, which she did twice, and set a rookie record for total points (769). Clark also broke the single-game and single-season WNBA assist records. She racked up 19 dimes in a July 2024 game against the Dallas Wings and finished the year with 337 assists.
As a rookie, Clark powered the Fever to their first playoff appearance since 2016 following a 20-20 regular season. Indiana was swept by the Connecticut Sun in the first round of the postseason. Last season, with Clark sidelined due to injury, the Fever went 24-20 and lost in the semifinals to eventual-champion Las Vegas Aces.
The Fever, under second year head coach Stephanie White, are off to a 2-2 start in 2026.
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