Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell delivered another record-setting performance, scoring 30 points each to power Indiana to a 113-90 road victory and a place in the 2026 WNBA playoffs. Their combined 60 points marked the third time the teammates have each reached 30 in the same game, setting a WNBA record.

What happened

Clark paired her 30 points with at least 10 assists, recording the fifth such game of her WNBA career. Mitchell matched her scoring total as Indiana produced 113 points in a decisive road win.

The victory carried immediate postseason significance. Indiana clinched a playoff berth with the result, turning the duo’s latest scoring milestone into a team achievement as the regular season approaches its conclusion.

Why it matters

Two teammates scoring at least 30 points in the same game is an uncommon feat, and Clark and Mitchell have now done it together three times. The record illustrates both the rarity of the benchmark and the repeatability of the pair’s offensive ceiling.

That matters even more with Indiana headed to the playoffs. Clark’s combination of scoring and playmaking, alongside Mitchell’s ability to produce at the same scoring level, gives the team a demonstrated path to generating high-end offense when both players are rolling.

The 113-90 result also showed how forcefully that route can translate to the scoreboard. The performance did more than secure an individual distinction: it helped deliver the win that formally placed Indiana in the postseason field.

By the numbers

Clark and Mitchell supplied 60 points between them, with each scoring exactly 30. The game was their third as teammates with at least 30 points apiece, the total that established the WNBA record.

For Clark, the performance also represented her fifth career game with at least 30 points and 10 assists. Indiana scored 113 points overall and won by a 113-90 margin on the road.

What to watch next

Indiana’s remaining regular-season games will shape its playoff position. With a berth secured, the focus shifts from qualification to where the team will enter the postseason bracket.

The closing schedule will also provide Clark and Mitchell with opportunities to extend their joint 30-point record. Their three shared performances at that threshold have already established the benchmark; another would further separate the playoff-bound pairing and offer another indication of the offense they can carry into the postseason.