Caitlin Clark delivered a career-best shooting performance, making eight 3-pointers and finishing with 37 points and 10 assists in a 113-90 victory. Her latest milestone powered a record-setting win as the regular season approached its final stretch.
What happened
Clark’s seventh 3-pointer raised her totals to 32 points and nine assists. She then added five points and one assist before the finish, completing another high-scoring double-double and setting a new career high from beyond the arc.
The performance helped turn the game into a 23-point victory. Clark supplied both the perimeter scoring and playmaking, reaching double figures in assists while producing one of the biggest scoring totals of her career.
Why it matters
The result ended a two-game skid and completed a three-game season sweep. It also delivered the franchise’s 25th win, breaking the previous record of 24.
Those achievements gave the victory significance beyond Clark’s individual numbers. The team returned to the win column, finished an unbeaten season series and established a new franchise benchmark in the same game.
By the numbers
Clark has now recorded eight career games with at least 25 points, 10 assists and five 3-pointers. That is twice as many such games as the rest of the WNBA combined.
Her 37-point, 10-assist performance comfortably cleared each part of that threshold. The career-high eight triples also made this the latest example of her ability to combine high-volume perimeter scoring with double-digit playmaking.
The seventh triple marked a clear late-game checkpoint, putting Clark at 32 points and one assist short of 10. She closed by accounting for five more points and the assist needed to complete the final line.
What to watch next
The next game is Friday and will be the final contest before the FIBA World Cup break. It offers one more opportunity to build on the record-setting win before the schedule pauses.
Four regular-season games remain after the break. With the franchise wins record already secured, the closing stretch will follow Friday’s final pre-break test and Clark’s latest historic performance.