Caitlin Clark moved ahead of the rest of the WNBA field with the fifth 30-point, 10-assist game of her career, scoring 37 points and handing out 10 assists in a 113-90 win Sunday. Her eight 3-pointers fueled the victory, which ended her club’s two-game skid at the close of a demanding road stretch.
What happened
Clark’s latest landmark performance came in the final game of a five-game road trip that covered more than 4,000 miles. The closing stretch included three games in four nights, adding a demanding backdrop to her 37-point, 10-assist outing.
The eight 3-pointers drove an offensive performance that produced 113 points and a 23-point margin. More importantly for the immediate standings picture, the result stopped a two-game slide and allowed the club to finish the extended trip with a decisive victory.
Why it matters
The win improved Clark’s club to 25-14 after it had already clinched a place in the 2026 WNBA playoffs. With six regular-season games remaining, each result now carries added importance as postseason seeding takes shape.
Sunday’s showing also reinforced Clark’s ability to combine high-volume scoring with playmaking. Reaching 30 points while also creating at least 10 assists remains one of the league’s rarest statistical combinations, and Clark has now produced it more often than the rest of the WNBA field combined.
By the numbers
There have been nine 30-point, 10-assist games in WNBA history, and Clark owns five of them. That gives her 55.6% of the league’s entire total, while all other players account for the remaining four performances.
Her latest entry featured 37 points, 10 assists and eight made 3-pointers. It arrived in a 113-90 result, a score that provided a forceful response to the two consecutive losses that preceded it.
What to watch next
The schedule now turns toward the upcoming FIBA break, which divides the final portion of the regular season. Five of the club’s remaining six games will be played after that pause, concentrating most of its closing work into the post-break window.
With a playoff berth secured, attention shifts to where the 25-14 club will land in the postseason field. Clark’s production will remain central as the final six games determine seeding and shape the path ahead.