Caitlin Clark becomes first WNBA player to average 30 points and 10 assists over five games

She shot 49 percent from the floor during the five games.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Sep 231 min read

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Caitlin Clark over her last 5 games: ◾️ 30.2 PPG ◾️ 10.0 APG ◾️ 4.6 RPG ◾️ 2.0 SPG ◾️ 49.0 FG% ◾️ 44.9 3P% ◾️ first pla

What happened: Caitlin Clark averaged 30.2 points and 10.0 assists over her last five appearances, becoming the first player in WNBA history to reach those thresholds in a five-game span. She also recorded 4.6 rebounds and 2.0 steals per contest during the sequence.

Why it matters: The unprecedented statistical production strengthens her candidacy in the Most Valuable Player race as the 2026 playoffs proceed. The guard continues to establish new league benchmarks in scoring and facilitation.

By the numbers: Clark converted 49.0 percent of her overall field goal attempts and 44.9 percent of her three-point shots across the five games. Her scoring efficiency resulted in a 67.0 true shooting percentage over the span.

What to watch: The league will unveil its major individual awards later in the postseason.

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