Caitlin is cookin': Clark's insane record-breaking stats

• Caitlin Clark makes WNBA history in just her second season
• Clark has seven +25-point, +10-assist double-doubles in just 42 games
• Indiana lost by one point — 91-90 — against the Connecticut Sun at home

Indiana Fever all-world guard Caitlin Clark, just two games into her second season, now holds the record for the most +25-point and +10-assist double-doubles in WNBA history.

Clark has played just 42 games in her career and has seven +25 points and 10 assists double-doubles. She has a total of 14 assist-led double-doubles and three career triple doubles, the latest coming in the first game of her WNBA 2025 campaign against the Chicago Sky.

The milestone came as the Atlanta Dream (1-1) beat the Indiana Fever (1-1) 91-90 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indiana on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.

Atlanta's Rhyne Howard's 20 points helped the Dream withstand Clark's 27-point performance in the narrow victory.

Clark finished with 27 points on 9-from-20 from the field, including 5-from-11 from three. She also had five boards, two steals and was +5 in 38 minutes.

Key Details

• Result: Atlanta Dream 91 def. Indiana Fever 90
• When: 21st May 2025
• Where: Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
• Standings: Dream (#TBD) | Fever (#TBD)

By the Numbers

• Brittney Griner (Dream) starred with 21 points, eight rebounds, two assists, and one block in 31 minutes.
• Caitlin Clark (Fever) scored 27 points, and had five rebounds, 11 assists, and two steals in 38 minutes.

What Happened

The Dream established control early with a dominant first quarter, outscoring the Fever 31-23 behind Brittney Griner's efficient interior play. Indiana responded in the second period, holding Atlanta to just 13 points while adding 19 of their own to narrow the deficit to 44-42 at halftime.

Atlanta regained momentum after the break, exploding for 32 points in the third quarter as Rhyne Howard found her shooting touch. The Dream built their lead to as many as 13 points before Indiana began chipping away. The Fever mounted a late comeback in the fourth quarter, outscoring Atlanta 25-15, but couldn't overcome the deficit.

Brionna Jones was a force inside for Atlanta, contributing 19 points and 13 rebounds, including six offensive boards that gave the Dream crucial second-chance opportunities. Her physical presence in the paint helped Atlanta establish a 37-32 rebounding advantage that proved critical in the one-point victory.

The Dream's defense was disruptive, recording seven steals and five blocks while forcing 14 Indiana turnovers.  Howard led the defensive effort with three steals, helping Atlanta convert defense into offense throughout the contest.

Despite shooting just 42.6 percent from the field, the Dream's ability to get to the free-throw line (25-of-32) provided the scoring cushion needed to withstand Indiana's late surge.

For the Fever, Clark demonstrated her all-around brilliance with 27 points and 11 assists, while Aliyah Boston added an efficient 24 points on 9-from-13 shooting along with 10 rebounds. However, Indiana's starting forwards struggled, with DeWanna Bonner and Natasha Howard combining for just six points on 3-from-10 shooting, creating an offensive imbalance that ultimately proved costly.