Clark's 32-point night fuels Fever's latest 100-point explosion

The Indiana Fever extended their winning streak to four games on Tuesday night, defeating the Seattle Storm 105-95. This victory marked the fourth consecutive game in which the Fever scored over 100 points, setting a new record in WNBA history. The team has now topped the century mark 12 times this season, which is also a league-best record.

Caitlin Clark led the scoring effort with 32 points, while Kelsey Mitchell added 28. The offensive performance proved critical after teammate Aliyah Boston exited the game in the second quarter following a hard fall. Boston finished with 11 points before sustaining a lower leg injury that kept her sidelined for the remainder of the contest.

Coach Stephanie White noted the team's ability to maintain focus after Boston's departure. The players relied on open communication during huddles to adjust their roles. Indiana executed from the free-throw line, hitting 26 of 26 attempts. This performance fell just one make short of the all-time league record for most free throws made in a game without a miss.

Kelsey Mitchell remains in a historic rhythm, scoring 20 or more points for the 12th consecutive game. This stretch matches the second-longest streak in league history, tying marks previously set by Diana Taurasi and Breanna Stewart. Mitchell highlighted the team culture as the primary driver behind this consistency, noting the confidence players carry when facing roster adjustments mid-game.

Seattle's Natisha Hiedeman recorded a career-high 33 points in the loss, including six 3-pointers. Despite her individual production, the Storm have now dropped seven straight games. The Fever now sit at 18-10 for the season, continuing to solidify their standing in the league through consistent offensive output.