Caitlin Clark Earns Historic Double‑Double vs Seattle Storm

Clark’s Dominant Night

Friday night in Seattle turned a hard‑fought 110‑107 victory into a showcase for Caitlin Clark. The WNBA star compiled 45 points, 10 assists, two rebounds and four steals in under 30 minutes of play. She capped the game with a step‑back three‑pointer that delivered the winning margin. “Some nights you just know you have it before the ball tips,” Clark later explained, describing the feeling she had that evening.

First Player with 45 Points & 10 Assists Under 30 Minutes

Clark’s haul not only marked a career‑best performance but also set a franchise record. She became the first player in league history to post 45 points and 10 assists while logging fewer than 30 minutes. Six three‑pointers pushed her past the 200‑make mark in just 74 games—the fastest player to reach that total. This was also her fourth game with 30+ points and a double‑double, a feat matched by only three others in WNBA history.

Why Clark Says She Can Do Even Better

Even amid the historic stat line, Clark kept her composure, insisting she can still raise her game. “I still feel like I can play better,” she said, speaking about rebounding from injury and finding her rhythm after time off. The loss of focus from her recent struggles—a clash with Alyssa Thomas, a referee outburst and inconsistent three‑point shooting—makes this performance a brief bright spot. Clark indicated the team is already preparing for the next challenging test tomorrow.