Fever soar past storm, streak extends to historic length

Indiana Fever delivered a stunning offensive display, dismantling the Seattle Storm 105-95 on Tuesday night and extending their remarkable scoring streak to a record-breaking dozen consecutive 100-point games.

Caitlin clark dominates, boston injury shakes fever

The Fever, led by a masterful 32-point, seven-assist performance from Caitlin Clark, built a commanding 20-point lead early and weathered a Storm comeback fueled by Natisha Hiedeman’s career-high 33 points. But the night took a turn when All-Star center Aliyah Boston suffered a right leg injury in the second quarter, a setback that visibly impacted the team’s momentum.

“I rely on AB in a lot of situations,” admitted Kelsey Mitchell, who finished with 28 points, “It was a mental hit, for sure. We had to regroup, lean on each other.” The dynamic duo of Clark and Mitchell, however, rallied in the fourth, with Clark scoring 16 of her total points and Mitchell adding 18, effectively sealing the victory.

Storm’s hiedeman shines despite loss

Natisha Hiedeman’s 33 points highlighted a valiant Storm effort, but Seattle struggled from beyond the arc, shooting just 3-of-14. The team’s struggles, coupled with the absence of starting center Dominique Malonga (back), proved too much to overcome.

The Fever’s 56% field goal percentage and relentless rebounding effort—13-4—further underscored their dominance. This marks a truly historic stretch for the team, and a formidable challenge for the rest of the WNBA season.