No stranger to making history, Caitlin Clark put together a performance never before seen in a WNBA game on Friday night.
While leading the Indiana Fever to a 110-107 win over the Seattle Storm, Clark reached a new level of excellence, even by her high standards.
Caitlin Clark put together one of the greatest performances in WNBA history
Clark scored 45 points in 29 minutes, hitting 11-of-18 shots from the field and going 6-for-10 from three. But that doesn’t come close to telling the whole story of her night.
She also dished out 10 assists, brought down a pair of rebounds and added four steals and two blocks as well.
Clark recorded the WNBA’s first-ever 40/10 game
Doing it all, Clark, at only 24-years-old, became the very first player in WNBA history to ever score 40 or more points and record at least 10 assists in the same game. Out of all the legendary names that have played in the WNBA, no one posted a 40/10 game until Clark on Friday.