Caitlin Clark delivered another historic WNBA performance, scoring 37 points and handing out 10 assists in a 113-90 victory in Chicago. Her eight 3-pointers powered the win and marked the fifth time in her career that she has combined at least 30 points with 10 assists.

What happened

Clark drove the result with scoring from beyond the arc while also creating opportunities through her passing. She finished with 37 points, 10 assists and eight made 3-pointers as her team pulled away for a 23-point victory.

The performance supplied a decisive finish to a five-game trip. After the victory, Clark met actor Jason Sudeikis, adding a notable postgame moment to a night defined by her production on the court.

Why it matters

The win ended a two-game skid and allowed Clark’s team to complete the trip with a 3-2 record. With the regular season nearing its conclusion, returning to the win column provided an important response following consecutive defeats.

Clark’s individual accomplishment carried broader historical weight. Only nine 30-point, 10-assist games have been recorded in league history, and she now owns five of them — more than every other player combined.

That distinction underscores how frequently Clark has paired elite scoring with high-level playmaking. This was not simply another 30-point outing or another double-digit-assist performance; it was a combination that has remained exceptionally rare across the WNBA.

By the numbers

Clark’s final line featured 37 points, 10 assists and eight 3-pointers. The eight makes from deep accounted for a major share of her scoring and helped fuel the 113-point team output.

Her five qualifying games represent more than half of the nine such performances in league history. The latest entry added to a career record that already separated her from every other player in the category.

The final margin also reflected the force of the overall performance. A 113-90 result turned the last game of the trip into a convincing response and secured a winning record across the five-game stretch.

What to watch next

Five regular-season games remain before the playoffs. The immediate focus shifts from completing the road trip to carrying the momentum from this victory into the closing stretch.

Clark’s scoring and distribution will remain central during that run. Her latest historic night showed the impact of both working together as the postseason approaches.