WNBA Shares Caitlin Clark Message After Making Fever History
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WNBA Shares Caitlin Clark Message After Making Fever History
WNBA Shares Caitlin Clark Message After Making Fever History. Clark received over 1,293,596 All-Star votes from fans in 2025, the most of any player in league history. She is averaging 18.2 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.9 assists this season. Clark missed five games earlier in the year due to a quadriceps injury she suffered in the May 24 contest against the New York Liberty. She has since missed the following two games and is questionable for their upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Lynx.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark was named captain of the Eastern Conference for the WNBA All-Star game on Sunday, along with Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier for the Western Conference.
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Clark is averaging 18.2 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.9 assists this season, and her team currently sits 3rd in the Eastern Conference with an 8-8 record.
Clark received over 1,293,596 All-Star votes from fans in 2025, the most of any player in league history.
On top of this incredible feat, the Indiana superstar became the first player in her franchise’s history to be named a captain for the All-Star game.
The WNBA shared this information on its official X account.
“First @IndianaFever All-Star captain in WNBA history mood,” the league posted.
Clark missed five games earlier in the year due to a quadriceps injury she suffered in the May 24 contest against the New York Liberty.
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After returning to action for five games, she suffered a left groin injury against the Seattle Storm on Tuesday. She has since missed the following two games and is questionable for their upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Lynx.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark.Grace Smith-Imagn Images
This year’s All-Star game rosters are selected through a draft format, in which Clark and Collier choose their teams from a pool of players.
This draft will be televised on ESPN during “WNBA Countdown” on July 8.
The WNBA All-Star Weekend kicks off on July 18, with the 3-Point Contest and Skills Challenge, followed by the All-Star Game on July 19.
This year’s events will be held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, home of the Indiana Fever, marking the first time the city has hosted the weekend.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 29, 2025, where it first appeared.
WNBA Star Sends Clear Caitlin Clark Message After Fever Loss
The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Indiana Fever 88-77 at home. The win snapped Indiana’s two-game winning streak and moved Golden State to 6-6 on the season. Coach Natalie Nakase became the first Asian-American head coach in WNBA history when she debuted in 2011. The Fever will stay on the road, facing the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday and the Seattle Storm on Tuesday. The WNBA will host the Connecticut Sun on Sunday before hitting the road again on July 5 in Minnesota..
There’s no question that Coach Natalie Nakase and her staff had a plan, and they stuck to it Thursday night. In what could be considered the biggest win in franchise history, the Golden State Valkyries defeated the Indiana Fever 88-77 at home.
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The win snapped Indiana’s two-game winning streak and moved Golden State to 6-6 on the season, placing them fourth in the Western Conference standings.
Defensively, the Valkyries were locked in from the start. They held Indiana star Caitlin Clark to just 11 points on 3-for-14 shooting while keeping her under pressure all night.
After the game, the Moreau Sports Media Production Company caught a key quote from the Valkyries’ guard Tiffany Hayes on the team’s strategy against Clark:
“We just followed the gameplan, coach gave us a great plan…we know she (CC) is a 3-level scorer…we knew it was a great team effort today…. A great team defensive win.”
Hayes came off the bench and was one of five Valkyries to score in double figures. The veteran guard, who played her college ball at UConn, logged a team-high 32 minutes.
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Kayla Thornton led Golden State with 16 points, followed by Chloe Bibby with 12, Veronica Burton with 11 and Laeticia Amihere with 10.
Golden State Valkyries guard Tiffany Hayes© Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images
Nakase continues to make history. She became the first head coach in the Valkyries franchise history and was also the first Asian-American head coach in WNBA history when she debuted. A former 5-foot-1 walk-on guard at UCLA, her journey has been anything but ordinary.
Golden State will stay home for the second of five straight home games. It will host the Connecticut Sun on Sunday before hitting the road again on July 5 in Minnesota.
As for Indiana, they also sit at 6-6. The Fever will stay on the road, facing the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday and the Seattle Storm on Tuesday.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 20, 2025, where it first appeared.
WNBA Shares Caitlin Clark Message After Making Fever History
Caitlin Clark is averaging 18.2 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.9 assists this season. She received over 1,293,596 All-Star votes from fans in 2025, the most of any player in league history. Indiana Fever guard missed five games earlier in the year due to a quadriceps injury she suffered in the
Clark is averaging 18.2 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.9 assists this season, and her team currently sits 3rd in the Eastern Conference with an 8-8 record.
Clark received over 1,293,596 All-Star votes from fans in 2025, the most of any player in league history.
On top of this incredible feat, the Indiana superstar became the first player in her franchise’s history to be named a captain for the All-Star game.
Clark missed five games earlier in the year due to a quadriceps injury she suffered in the May 28th contest against the New York Liberty.
After returning to action for five games, she suffered a left groin injury against the Seattle Storm on Tuesday. She has since missed the following two games and is questionable for their upcoming matchup against the Minnesota Lynx.
Angel Reese sends pointed message to Caitlin Clark by setting target after making WNBA history
Angel Reese became the first player in WNBA history to record a triple-double with points, rebounds, and assists. Reese is on a mission to become an “unstoppable” force in the realm of women’s basketball. The inevitable comparisons to Indiana Fever’s standout Caitlin Clark are drawn, particularly as Clark’s injury-related absence has coincided with a dip in TV viewership. Reese has been facing critiques about her season’s performance, with a 36.3 percent success rate from the field, placing her 58th in the league. But Reese’s resolve is steadfast, as she told the press: “I just want to be unstoppable. I’m just going to put my head down and work, and I know the results will show.” She boasts a whopping 142,000 subscribers to her YouTube channel and five million followers on Instagram, a sneaker deal with Reebok, and a podcast with Unapologetically Angel.
Angel Reese became the first player in WNBA history to record a triple-double with points, rebounds, and assists.
Angel Reese made WNBA history with the Sky (Image: Getty Images )
Angel Reese, fueled by her recent triple-double, is on a mission to become an “unstoppable” force in the realm of women’s basketball.
In a pivotal match where the Chicago Sky triumphed over the Connecticut Sun, Reese notched up 11 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists, marking her debut triple-double in the WNBA. This victory was crucial for the Sky, who’ve been struggling this season with a mere three wins, landing them at 11th place in the league rankings, with Reese also nearly coming to blows after pulling an opponent’s hair.
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Despite the hurdles, Reese is zeroing in on proving her doubters wrong. The inevitable comparisons to Indiana Fever’s standout Caitlin Clark are drawn, particularly as Clark’s injury-related absence has coincided with a dip in TV viewership, underscoring her impact on the league.
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The rivalry between Reese and Clark stretches back to their college days, with Reese’s LSU besting Clark’s Iowa to clinch the 2023 NCAA national championship. While Reese can flaunt that championship ring, it’s Clark who’s been hogging the spotlight in the pros.
Clark has bagged All-WNBA First Team honors and Rookie of the Year title in 2024, along with being named TIME magazine’s Athlete of the Year and the Associated Press’ Female Athlete of the Year.
Nonetheless, Reese’s resolve is steadfast, as she told the press: “I just want to be unstoppable.”
Reese, aiming for more triumphs in the WNBA, has been facing critiques about her season’s performance, with a 36.3 percent success rate from the field, placing her 58th in the league. In contrast, a counterpart like Clark boasts a 43.9 percent scoring average.
Angel Reese is determined to battle Caitlin Clark (Image: Getty Images )
Chicago’s GM Jeff Pagliocca weighed in on Reese’s progress, telling the Chicago Sun-Times: “She’s had some great games, and she’s had some games like everybody else that haven’t been her best.
“But she’s our best chance at versatility on this roster. We need more production out of her, but we need her to help us in other ways, too. She’s been putting the time in. She’s been a great teammate. She knows we need to use her in a variety of ways.
“We’re still trying to pinpoint the most advantageous part of that. That’s something that has yet to come together, but it’s a necessity for us to win.”
With an upcoming game against New York on the horizon, Reese confidently told the publication, “I put my head down and work every single day. I don’t give up on anything.
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“I critique myself the most. I know it’s going to translate… I’m just going to put my head down and work, and I know the results will show.”
Despite any career obstacles, Reese also holds a significant off-court presence. She boasts a whopping five million followers on Instagram, a sneaker deal with Reebok, and a flourishing YouTube audience of 142,000 subscribers who tune into her ‘Unapologetically Angel’ podcast.
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If she can start racking up triple-doubles more frequently and boost her field goal percentage, she might just become “unstoppable.”