Full Breakdown
Fever Extend Scoring Streak with 105-95 Win Over Seattle
7/29/2026, 1:34:43 PM
Record-Breaking Victory
On Tuesday, July 28, the Indiana Fever defeated the Seattle Storm 105-95 at Climate Pledge Arena. The win marked the Fever’s fourth consecutive game with 100 or more points, the longest such streak in WNBA history. Indiana’s high-powered offense posted its 12th 100-point game of the season, also a league record. Guard Caitlin Clark led with 32 points, nine of which came in the third quarter, and added seven assists. Forward Kelsey Mitchell contributed 28 points, scoring 18 of them in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
Background & Context
The Fever entered the matchup with an 18-10 record, riding a pre-All-Star-break surge that had seen them win six of their last seven games. Their scoring outburst this season has set a new single-season benchmark for 100-point games, surpassing the previous league record. The team’s success has been driven by the Clark-Mitchell tandem, both of whom have posted multiple 30-point performances this year.
Data & Statistics
- Final score: Indiana 105, Seattle 95.
- Clark: 32 points (9-14 shooting, 4-of-4 from the line), 7 assists, 4 rebounds, 1 block, 1 steal.
- Mitchell: 28 points (18 in the fourth quarter), 3-of-7 from three-point range.
- Monique Billings: 14 points, 11 rebounds (double-double).
- Sophie Cunningham: 11 points in the first quarter, hitting three consecutive three-pointers.
- The Fever shot 56 % from the field and were perfect from the free-throw line in the first quarter (11-of-11).
- Seattle’s leading scorer was Natisha Hiedeman with 33 points, a career high.
Official Statements & Responses
Head coach Stephanie White praised the team’s cohesion after Aliyah Boston’s injury. Seattle head coach Sonia Raman responded to questions about the rally by emphasizing the arena’s commitment to a welcoming environment for all fans.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Our team came together. They were talking about it during the timeout together,” — Stephanie White, coach
- “I think it says a lot about our culture,” — Kelsey Mitchell
- “Seattle and this organization and Climate Pledge, we always want to be an area where people feel welcome coming into this building,” — Sonia Raman, storm head coach
- “Washington State is a very caring, inclusive place," Weiner said.” — Heather Weiner
- “I rely on AB in a lot of situations,” — Kelsey Mitchell
What’s Next
The Fever are slated to travel to Portland to face the Fire on Friday, continuing a schedule that includes six of their next seven contests on the road. Their performance in the upcoming games will determine their seeding position heading into the postseason.
