Caitlin Clark Becomes Fastest To 250+ Points And 100+ Assists In A WNBA Season

Caitlin Clark added another WNBA record while steering the Indiana Fever to a 113-91 win over the Toronto Tempo, sealing a fourth straight victory on Tuesday. Clark scored 21 points and directed the offence in a performance that pushed her into league history.

The guard has now become the fastest player to reach at least 250 points and 100 assists in a single WNBA season, achieving both marks in only 13 games. That pace puts Clark ahead of every player before, with the franchise highlighting the feat on social media.

Kelsey Mitchell topped the scoring for Indiana with 27 points, while Sophie Cunningham supplied 24 from the wing. Aliyah Boston added a strong inside presence, delivering 18 points and 11 rebounds as the Fever attack overwhelmed Toronto across four quarters.

White focused on Clark's distribution as much as the scoring output. "I thought she was really good, she did a great job of finding her teammates, coach Stephanie White said of Clark, who also finished with 14 assists. "The way she got the ball out on time was really good and it set her team-mates up for great shots."

Indiana's 113 points represented the franchise's highest total in a regulation game, underlining how efficient the offence has become during this winning streak. The Fever have now stacked four victories in succession, building momentum after a challenging start to the regular season.

Clark's rapid rise places the rookie among the league's leading playmakers, with the 250-point and 100-assist marks coming before the campaign's midway stage. For the Fever, the blend of Clark's vision with scoring from Mitchell, Cunningham and Boston offers a clear route towards further improvement.