Indiana Fever demolished the Connecticut Sun 111-91 on Friday, clinching a statement win before the league’s two‑week hiatus for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.
Clark and Mitchell spark offensive explosion
Caitlin Clark poured in 34 points and added 12 assists, while Kelsey Mitchell matched her with 34 points, pushing her to the league lead in total scoring.
The second quarter saw Indiana outscore Connecticut 39-15, turning a 28-19 first‑quarter deficit into a 58-43 halftime lead.
Clark’s night included a highlight‑reel pass to Mitchell, underscoring the Fever’s chemistry as they extended their record for the most 30‑plus‑point games by a teammate pair to four this season.
Indiana’s 19th 100‑point game of the year set a franchise mark, and the victory leaves just four regular‑season contests remaining.
Road test awaits after World Cup break
The Fever’s next game will be on September 18 at Toronto Tempo, resuming play after the World Cup pause.
Matthew Reigle, writer for OutKick, reported on the performance.
