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INDIANAPOLIS — Sonia Citron delivered a breakout performance with 30 points as the Washington Mystics outlasted the Indiana Fever 104-102 in overtime Friday night, surviving a late surge led by Caitlin Clark’s clutch shooting. Clark again showed her ability to swing a game in the biggest moments, knocking down a deep 3-pointer from the left wing with just 1.7 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the score at 89 and force overtime. She finished with 32 points, including seve

LOS ANGELES — Caitlin Clark delivered 24 points and nine assists, and Kelsey Mitchell added 23 points as the Indiana Fever held off a late push to defeat the Los Angeles Sparks 87–78 on Wednesday night. Clark’s lone 3-pointer on the night came at a pivotal moment, extending Indiana’s lead to 78–63 with 4:51 remaining in the fourth quarter. Although Los Angeles responded with an 11–3 run, cutting the deficit to 83–76 on a Kelsey Plum drive with 1:23 left, the Sparks could not

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham recently celebrated her return to the team by choosing to be baptized again, this time as an adult. Cunningham shared a video of the ceremony, which took place at a church in Peoria, Arizona, on social media. In her caption, she explained that although she had been baptized as a child, she felt compelled to repeat the experience on her own terms. Cunningham has consistently expressed her Christian faith publicly, often posting religious c

Three-time WNBA All-Star Aliyah Boston has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $6.3 million with the Indiana Fever, making it the highest total salary in league history so far. The deal was confirmed to ESPN by her agent, Zack Miller. Boston qualified for this increased salary under a new rule in the WNBA’s recently approved collective bargaining agreement. Because of her prior All-WNBA selection, she was able to restructure her earnings and accelerate her path t

Caitlin Clark is preparing to make her first appearance with the United States senior national basketball team during the upcoming FIBA World Cup qualifying games in Puerto Rico. The moment marks Clark’s return to competitive basketball after nearly eight months away due to multiple injuries that interrupted her WNBA season with the Indiana Fever. Clark last played during the summer before injuries forced her out for most of the season. She dealt with groin problems and later