The Indiana Fever secured an impressive 88-78 victory against the Dallas Wings on August 1, bringing their season record to 16-12. This win marks their fourth consecutive victory, all achieved without the standout Caitlin Clark, who has been sidelined with a groin injury since July 15.
Kelsey Mitchell led the Fever with a standout performance, scoring 23 points, while Natasha Howard offered an incredible rebounding effort, recording 16 boards along with 11 points. Aari McDonald and Aliyah Boston also contributed significantly, scoring 15 and 12 points, respectively, with Boston adding 11 rebounds to her tally.
Throughout the game, the Fever showcased their strong shooting, particularly from beyond the arc, with multiple players making key 3-point shots, including crucial baskets from Aari McDonald and Lexie Hull. The Fever controlled the game, especially in the fourth quarter where they maintained an eight-point lead, demonstrating resilience and teamwork despite the absence of Clark.
The Fever’s offense was efficient, shooting 50% in the first half, and they held a slight lead at halftime, 48-42. Their consistent play on both ends of the court allowed them to outscore Dallas in the second half, particularly in the third quarter where they gained momentum.
Despite Caitlin Clark’s absence, the Fever’s depth has shone through, and their current winning streak bodes well as the team focuses on sustaining this momentum in the coming games. As they continue to build on their recent successes, the Fever remain hopeful for Clark’s eventual return, aiming to further strengthen their playoff positioning with a solid remainder of the season.
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