Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell powered a 105-point performance, combining for 60 points in a fourth straight win. Clark finished with 32 points and Mitchell scored 28, giving the backcourt pair more than half of their side’s offensive production.
What happened
Clark recorded 32 points, four rebounds and seven assists while making four shots from 3-point range. Her scoring represented 30.5% of the 105-point total, and her seven assists added another dimension to the performance.
Mitchell supplied 28 points and matched Clark with four 3-pointers. She accounted for 26.7% of the scoring as the two guards combined to anchor the latest win in the current run.
Why it matters
The pair generated 57.1% of the team’s points, underscoring how heavily the 105-point night was driven by its backcourt. Their combined 60 points provided the central scoring force, while their eight made 3-pointers gave the performance substantial production from beyond the arc.
The outing also continued a notable stretch for Clark following Clark's 45-point game on July 19. She followed that scoring display with another 30-point effort, this time alongside a 28-point contribution from Mitchell.
By the numbers
Clark and Mitchell each made four 3-pointers, producing an even split of the duo’s eight makes from long range. Clark held the larger share of the scoring at 30.5%, while Mitchell’s 26.7% brought their combined contribution to 57.1%.
Together, they finished with 60 points, eight 3-pointers, four rebounds and seven assists. Clark supplied the listed rebounding and assist totals, while Mitchell’s 28 points pushed the pair past the halfway mark of the 105-point output.
What to watch next
The next game will test whether the backcourt can sustain this level of production through the current run. Clark’s recent scoring and Mitchell’s latest 28-point performance have established a clear standard as their side pursues another win.
The immediate question is whether the pair can again combine volume scoring with reliable production from beyond the arc. Their latest showing delivered both, extending the winning streak to four games behind a 60-point night from the two guards.