🥰 Caitlin Clark signs autographs for fans after Indiana Fever’s win vs Washington Mystics.

Highlights From Caitlin Clark’s 30-Point Night Against Washington Mystics

Caitlin Clark went off on Friday night against the winless Washington Mystics. The highlight reel had no shortage of impressive plays.

The impressive night netted 30 points on 53.3% shooting from the field, including seven made three point baskets. She added eight rebounds, six assists and four steals to round out a complete performance.

Most of the damage Clark made came from three point range where Caitlin caught fire early. The Indiana guard got into rhythm and didn’t lose it from three point range. Here was a second consecutive make off a screen.

All in all, Clark had a complete night. The game featured the talented rookie utilizing her dribbling ability and creating open looks for herself from long range and around the basket. She attacked the hoop early on one drive.

Clark’s dominant night eventually had two defenders chasing her around a screen. They did so at the expense of leaving three-point specialist and 2023 All-Star Kelsey Mitchell wide open for three.

Mitchell drained the basket but the play gave a glimpse of the attention that Clark commands from long range.

The biggest highlight of the night came on a step back three-point basket that set Clark on fire from three the rest of the night. Clark was seen struggling to gain balance while keeping her dribble alive. She then gathered control and drained the long-range three.

Clark’s seven three point baskets came in a variety of ways, but the step back highlight was perhaps most impressive.

Clark’s impressive performance comes on the heels of Connecticut Huskies coach Geno Auriemma questioning her readiness to play consistently good basketball in the pros. The Indiana rookie’s 30-point night was a strong rebuttal to the claim.

The Fever improved to a 3-9 record with the win.