Caitlin Clark Powers Fever to 89-78 Win With 21 Points and 10 Assists

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 18

21 points and 10 assists from Caitlin Clark lifted Indiana to an 89-78 home win over Seattle, with the guard needing only 10 field-goal attempts.
5-of-10 shooting, nine made free throws and just 23 minutes underscored her efficiency, as Clark said she focused on taking what the defense gave her and creating for teammates.
17 points from Kelsey Mitchell and 17 more off the bench from Sophie Cunningham helped Indiana absorb the absence of Aliyah Boston, who sat out with a lower-leg injury.
The 10-assist outing was Clark's first since July 13, 2025, one game before the injury that wiped out most of her 2025 season, and Indiana next hosts Portland on Tuesday.

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