Caitlin Clark sets WNBA single-season assists record

Caitlin Clark, a rookie guard for the Indiana Fever, achieved a remarkable milestone by setting the WNBA's single-season assists record during a game against the Las Vegas Aces. On that night, she scored 18 points, all in the second half, while also contributing nine assists and eight rebounds. This performance brought her total assists for the season to 321, surpassing the previous record of 316 held by Alyssa Thomas from the Connecticut Sun. At just 22 years old, Clark has made a significant impact in her first year in the league, showcasing her skills as a playmaker and scorer. Her average of 19.1 points per game, along with a league-leading 8.4 assists, highlights her dual-threat capability on the court. Additionally, she is contributing 5.8 rebounds per game, demonstrating her all-around game. The Fever's current record stands at 19-19, with two games remaining in the regular season against Dallas and Washington. Clark's performance has been a bright spot for the team, which is looking to secure a playoff spot as the season draws to a close. This achievement not only cements Clark's status as a rising star in the WNBA but also sets a new benchmark for future players. As the league continues to grow, her record may inspire upcoming talents to push their limits and strive for excellence in their own careers.