Caitlin Clark became the first player in WNBA history to record consecutive games with at least 30 points and 10 assists, finishing Friday with 34 points and 12 assists in a 111-91 win. The landmark performance followed her 37-point, 10-assist game on Aug. 23 and extended a record that already belonged to her.
What happened
Clark delivered another high-scoring, high-creation performance Friday, reaching 34 points while producing 12 assists. Her club scored 111 points in the 20-point victory and improved to 25-14 during the final stretch of the regular season.
The performance came immediately after Clark recorded 37 points and 10 assists on Aug. 23. By reaching both thresholds again, she established a consecutive-game achievement no other WNBA player had recorded.
Why it matters
The milestone gave Clark six career games with at least 30 points and 10 assists, extending her WNBA record. She had reached five such games with the Aug. 23 performance before adding another Friday.
The result also carried immediate value for a club that had already clinched a playoff berth. Moving to 25-14 added another win as the team continued preparing for postseason play, while Clark's latest performance reinforced the record-setting production behind its regular-season finish.
By the numbers
Across the two-game streak, Clark totaled 71 points and 22 assists. She averaged 35.5 points and 11 assists over those performances, combining elite scoring volume with consistent playmaking in both games.
Clark now owns six of the 10 known 30-point, 10-assist performances in WNBA history. That means her career total accounts for more than half of the league's known games at those thresholds, with the latest two becoming the first to occur consecutively.
What to watch next
Clark will have an opportunity to extend the record streak during the final regular-season stretch. Another game with at least 30 points and 10 assists would push the unprecedented run to three straight and raise her career league record to seven such performances.
Her club enters that stretch with its playoff place secured and a 25-14 record. The remaining games will determine whether Clark can carry the historic sequence further before the postseason begins.