Caitlin Clark delivered another historic offensive performance, finishing with 37 points and 10 assists in a 113-90 win. Her final assist came on a basket by Makayla Timpson, completing a double-double and giving Clark her fifth career game with at least 30 points and 10 assists.
What happened
Clark reached the assist threshold when Timpson converted her pass, adding the final piece to a 37-point, 10-assist line. The basket ensured Clark would finish the victory with one of the rarest statistical combinations in WNBA history.
The milestone arrived within a decisive 23-point win. Clark’s scoring and playmaking stood at the center of the result, with her 10 assists matching the individual benchmark attached to an already exceptional 37-point performance.
Why it matters
Only nine 30-point, 10-assist games have been recorded in WNBA history, and Clark now accounts for five of them. That gives her more such games than every other player in league history combined, underscoring how frequently she has paired elite scoring with high-level distribution.
The performance also comes with a playoff berth already secured. The remaining schedule is therefore about more than extending the season: Each result can influence postseason seeding and determine the path Clark and her team will face once the playoffs begin.
By the numbers
Clark’s final line was 37 points and 10 assists, while the team scored 113 points in the victory. Her five qualifying performances represent five of the nine 30-point, 10-assist games in league history.
The split is stark. Clark owns a majority of all such games ever recorded in the WNBA, while the rest of the league’s players, past and present, combine for the remaining four.
What to watch next
Clark’s next game comes Friday, when playoff positioning will remain in play. With qualification settled, the focus shifts to how the remaining results affect seeding and the postseason picture.
Her latest outing also creates another clear point of attention: whether she can continue producing the combination of scoring and playmaking that has already placed her alone in the league record book. Friday offers the next opportunity as the regular-season schedule moves toward its postseason consequences.