The Indiana Fever established a WNBA record with their 12th 100-point game, using a fast start and another productive fourth quarter to secure a 105-95 road victory. The result pushed Indiana to 18-10 and extended its winning streak to four games.

What happened

Indiana took control immediately, scoring 37 points in the first quarter while holding its opponent to 20. That 17-point opening-period advantage gave the Fever room to manage the game, and they carried a lead into halftime.

The game remained within reach entering the closing period, but Indiana produced 29 points in the fourth quarter to finish the job. The late scoring ensured the Fever reached triple digits for the 12th time and completed the road win by a 10-point margin.

Why it matters

The victory added another milestone to an increasingly productive stretch for Indiana. Its fourth consecutive win moved the Fever eight games above .500 at 18-10 while separating this performance from a single isolated scoring outburst.

Indiana had already set a franchise record with 123 points on July 23. Reaching 105 in its latest game reinforced the Fever’s recent offensive form and gave the team a WNBA record for the most 100-point performances.

By the numbers

The Fever shot 51.6% from the field and were even more effective from beyond the arc, converting 54.2% of their three-point attempts. That combination supported the 37-point first quarter and helped Indiana answer with enough offense to close the game in the fourth.

Indiana was perfect at the free-throw line, making all 26 of its attempts. The Fever also collected 44 rebounds, adding a strong possession-based foundation to an efficient shooting performance.

The clean free-throw showing was especially important in a game Indiana won by 10 points. With efficient shooting from every level and consistent work on the boards, the Fever had multiple ways to protect the advantage created in the opening quarter.

What to watch next

Indiana continues its road schedule with a July 31 visit to the Portland Fire. The Fever will enter that matchup carrying a four-game winning streak and the momentum of consecutive benchmark scoring performances.

The next test will show whether Indiana can maintain the efficiency that powered its latest victory. Another 100-point outing would extend the WNBA record the Fever established with Tuesday’s 105-point performance.