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Indiana Fever Triumphs Over Atlanta Dream 99-82 Despite Caitlin Clark's Shooting Challenges

In a thrilling WNBA matchup, the Indiana Fever overcame the Atlanta Dream with a final score of 99-82. Kelsey Mitchell led with 25 points while Caitlin Clark faced shooting difficulties but contributed nine assists.

The Indiana Fever secured a 99-82 victory over the Atlanta Dream, thanks to a strong second half where they scored 59 points. Kelsey Mitchell led with 25 points, while Aliyah Boston contributed 19 points, six rebounds, and eight assists. Caitlin Clark added 12 points and nine assists for Indiana, who now hold a 10-10 record.

Indiana was trailing 63-60 with just over three minutes left in the third quarter. However, they managed to prevent Atlanta from scoring any field goals for the remainder of that period. The Fever ended the third quarter with four consecutive points and began the fourth with an 11-2 run, establishing an 80-67 lead. From there, they maintained a double-digit advantage until the final buzzer.

Fever Defeats Dream 99-82 in WNBA Match

Jordin Canada had an impressive game for Atlanta, setting career highs with 30 points and six three-pointers. Rhyne Howard added 14 points and four three-pointers, while Brittney Griner contributed 10 points and eight rebounds. Despite their efforts, Atlanta fell short against Indiana's strong finish.

In another match-up, the Seattle Storm overcame a slow start to defeat the Connecticut Sun 79-65. Gabby Williams played a crucial role by scoring a key three-pointer with just over six minutes remaining, finishing with 18 points. This shot gave Seattle a one-point lead at 63-62 and sparked a decisive 19-3 run to close out the game.

Nneka Ogwumike added 16 points for Seattle, while Skylar Diggins and Ezi Magbegor each scored 14 points. The Storm dominated the fourth quarter by outscoring Connecticut 24-13. Tina Charles led Connecticut with 20 points, supported by Saniya Rivers' 12 points and contributions from Olivia Nelson-Ododa and Leila Lacan.

The Storm struggled initially due to poor shooting in the first quarter, hitting only 23.5% of their shots. They trailed Connecticut by six points after this period as Charles scored eight of her total in that frame.

The Fever's win showcased their resilience as they turned around a deficit into a commanding victory. Meanwhile, Seattle's ability to recover from early struggles highlighted their determination and skill in securing their win against Connecticut.

Story first published: Saturday, July 12, 2025, 10:47 [IST]
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