Caitlin Clark posts fourth career triple-double, third-most in WNBA history

Caitlin Clark is already an all-time great in one aspect of WNBA history.

>The Indiana Fever star recorded the fourth triple-double of her career in a 112-98 win over the Portland Fire on Friday, moving her into a tie with New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu for third-most all-time. Only Alyssa Thomas (20) and Jessica Shepard (5) have more.

Caitlin with this assist records her 4th career triple-double@IndianaFever | #INDvPDXpic.twitter.com/yECZVrrR9d

— WNBA on ION (@IONWNBA) August 1, 2026Clark finished the game with 26 points on 5-of-9 shooting (14-of-17 on free throws), 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 steals and 4 turnovers. This is her first triple-double this season, having posted two as a rookie in 2024 and one in her injury-shortened 2025.

>She also became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 1,500 points and 500 assists in her career games-wise, with 78.

Caitlin chiming in from the logo 🎯@IndianaFever | #INDvPDXpic.twitter.com/z2BzNBLZQe

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>CC on the money to Mitchell 💵@IndianaFever | #INDvPDXpic.twitter.com/DkfIQPjee7

— WNBA on ION (@IONWNBA) August 1, 2026Clark was the vanguard of another offensive onslaught for the Fever, who built on their WNBA record with their 13th 100-point game this season, as well as their fifth straight. Six different players scored in double figures including Kelsey Mitchell, who tied Clark for the team lead with 26 points.

>That was Mitchell’s 13th consecutive game of scoring 20 points or more, tying Diana Taurasi for the second-longest streak in WNBA history.

>The win improves the Fever’s record to 19-10 this season, the best record in the Eastern Conference and the fourth-best in the WNBA overall.