The Indiana Fever set a WNBA record with their fifth consecutive 100-point game, scoring 112 in a 112-98 victory. The 14-point win carried Indiana beyond every previous team in league history for consecutive games reaching triple digits, while the NBA congratulated the Fever after the result.

What happened

Indiana continued its sustained run of high-scoring performances by reaching at least 100 points for the fifth game in a row. The Fever went beyond that threshold in their latest outing, producing 112 points and securing the victory by 14.

The final score underlined both parts of the achievement: another triple-digit performance and another win. Indiana finished with 112 points against 98, giving the Fever the result that officially established the league record.

The NBA acknowledged the accomplishment after the game and congratulated Indiana. That recognition followed a performance that separated the Fever from every other WNBA team in the record book.

Why it matters

No WNBA team before Indiana had scored 100 or more points in five consecutive games. The Fever therefore turned a run of productive outings into a league-wide first, with the record secured as soon as their latest total reached triple digits.

The achievement also adds another franchise milestone to Indiana's season. In July, the Fever recorded their first season with three WNBA All-Star starters, and the five-game scoring streak now gives the team another place in its own history.

Unlike a single-game outburst, this mark reflects output sustained across five straight contests. Each game required Indiana to reach the same demanding benchmark, and the 112-point finish ensured the sequence continued without interruption.

By the numbers

The defining number is five: five consecutive games with at least 100 points. The latest entry in that run was also emphatic, with Indiana scoring 112 and finishing 14 points ahead in the 112-98 result.

The record does not depend on an average or a combined total. Indiana cleared 100 points in every game of the streak, making the fifth straight qualifying performance the one that established the WNBA first.

What to watch next

Indiana plays again Sunday with an immediate chance to extend the record. Another 100-point performance would push the streak to six consecutive games and move the Fever one step further beyond the previous limits of WNBA scoring history.

The benchmark for the next outing is straightforward. Indiana must reach triple digits again to keep the streak alive; anything below 100 would leave the newly established record at five.