Indiana Fever Set Franchise Scoring Record in 123-88 Rout of Connecticut Sun
The Indiana Fever delivered a historic offensive performance on Wednesday night, defeating the Connecticut Sun 123-88 to record the highest-scoring game in franchise history. Powered by standout performances from Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell, Indiana secured its second-largest victory ever while matching several notable WNBA records.
Fever Offense Reaches Historic Heights
The Indiana Fever improved to 17-10 with a dominant 123-88 victory over the Connecticut Sun at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The 123 points established a new franchise record for the most points scored in a single game, surpassing the previous mark of 114, while also tying for the third-highest point total in a non-overtime game in WNBA history.
Indiana's 35-point margin of victory ranks as the second-largest win in franchise history.
Caitlin Clark Leads Record-Breaking Performance
Caitlin Clark starred with 27 points and 11 assists, recording her 23rd career points-assists double-double.
The performance moved Clark into sole possession of fourth place on the WNBA's all-time list for points-assists double-doubles.
She also became the first player in league history to record 10 career games with at least 25 points and 11 assists, extending her remarkable impact as one of the WNBA's premier playmakers.
Clark caught fire early, opening the game 5-for-5 from three-point range and helping Indiana build a commanding first-half lead.
Boston and Mitchell Power Balanced Attack
Aliyah Boston added 22 points, anchoring the Fever inside while continuing her climb up the franchise record books.
Her second steal of the game moved her into 10th place in Indiana Fever history with 170 career steals.
Kelsey Mitchell contributed 23 points, extending her outstanding scoring streak to 11 consecutive games with at least 20 points.
Mitchell also made at least three three-pointers for the 11th straight game, setting a new WNBA record for the longest such streak.
Fever Dominate From Start to Finish
Indiana established control immediately, scoring 36 points in the opening quarter before taking a 70-46 halftime lead.
The Fever continued to extend the advantage throughout the second half, leading 97-69 entering the fourth quarter before closing out the game with another strong offensive period.
Ty Harris and Monique Billings provided valuable scoring off the bench to help finish the victory.
Franchise Records Continue to Fall
The offensive explosion added several milestones to Indiana's impressive season.
The Fever:
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Set a new franchise record with 123 points in a game.
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Recorded 70 first-half points, the most in any half in team history.
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Finished with 29 assists, the second-highest total in franchise history.
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Posted their 11th game scoring at least 100 points, tying the WNBA single-season record.
The team's offensive efficiency continues to rank among the league's best during the 2026 campaign.
Indiana Strengthens Playoff Position
The victory improved Indiana's record to 17-10, further strengthening its position in the WNBA playoff race.
With Clark, Boston, and Mitchell consistently producing at an elite level, the Fever continue to emerge as one of the league's most dangerous offensive teams heading into the second half of the season.
FAQ
Who led the Indiana Fever in scoring?
Caitlin Clark led Indiana with 27 points while adding 11 assists for a double-double.
How many points did the Indiana Fever score?
Indiana scored 123 points, setting a new franchise record for points in a single game.
What WNBA record did Kelsey Mitchell break?
Mitchell set a new WNBA record by making at least three three-pointers in 11 consecutive games.
How did Aliyah Boston perform?
Boston finished with 22 points and moved into 10th place in franchise history for career steals with 170.
Why was this game historic for Indiana?
The Fever set a franchise scoring record, tied the WNBA record for most 100-point games in a season, and recorded the second-largest victory in team history.
