How many points did Caitlin Clark score today? Full stats, results, highlights from Fever vs. Lynx

Brendan OSullivan

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Caitlin Clark's double-double streak is over, but she's helped lead the Fever to back-to-back wins ahead of the All-Star and Olympic break.

She couldn't quite match her rookie counterpart Angel Reese's historic 15-game double-double streak, but Clark and the Fever pulled off the comeback victory against the Lynx to win 81-74 on the road.

Indiana outscored Minnesota 28-14 in the fourth quarter, highlighted by Clark's passing and an ankle-breaking crossover.

Despite struggling with her shot and handle throughout the game, the Fever rookie had 17 points, six assists, three rebounds, and two steals to help Indiana overcome a seven-point deficit heading into the fourth.

Indiana hands the Lynx a rare loss on their home floor, falling to 16-8 and 10-3 at home. The Fever improve to 11-14 with one game remaining before the break.

Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell stood out on Sunday's matchup. Boston had 17 points, 16 rebounds, and four blocks, while Mitchell led all players with 21 points. The All-Star trio combined for 55 of Indiana's 81 points.

The Sporting News tracked Clark's stats and highlights from the Fever vs. Lynx game.

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Caitlin Clark stats vs. Minnesota Lynx

Final score: Fever 81, Lynx 74

  • Points: 17
  • Rebounds: 3
  • Assists: 6
  • Steals: 2
  • Blocks: 0
  • TOs: 6
  • Fouls: 3
  • FG: 5/17
  • 3PT: 2/11
  • FT: 5/5

Caitlin Clark highlights vs. Minnesota Lynx

Clark has struggled in the first half, only recording seven points, one assist and one rebound. Still, the Fever are tied with the Lynx 38-38.

The rookie started early with a tough drive to the rim for two points.

Clark had just one assist, but it was perhaps her most impressive one lately. She threaded the needle on this backdoor pass to Lexie Hull. 

Clark drained one 3-pointer in the first half, taking a tumble after the shot left her fingertips. 

Clark was dialed in during the second half, making some quality passes. 

Clark's second 3-pointer kicked off the scoring in the fourth quarter. The Fever outscored the Lynx 28-14 in the final frame to capture the comeback victory. 

If the comeback wasn't enough, Clark made a defender touch Earth in the fourth.

The Clark to Boston connection gave Indiana the 73-71 lead.  

Brendan OSullivan

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Brendan O'Sullivan is an editorial intern for Sporting News, joining in 2024. He previously worked at Newsday on Long Island, New York after graduating from Quinnipiac University.