Sun vs Fever Live Score & Highlights: Tonight’s Must-Watch WNBA Clash

Indianapolis — The Indiana Fever rode a blistering 63 percent shooting night and another efficient performance from rookie sensation Caitlin Clark to rout the Connecticut Sun 67-41 on Wednesday, July 22, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Clark paced all scorers with 21 points on 7-for-10 shooting, drilling a pair of triples and handing out seven assists while committing just three turnovers. Indiana’s balanced attack also featured double-digit scoring from Kelsey Mitchell (14 points) and timely perimeter contributions from Lexie Hull, whose late first-half burst pushed the margin to double figures for good. The Fever (16-10) carved up Connecticut’s defense by spreading the floor—burying 8-of-15 from beyond the arc (53 percent)—and powered to a 20-11 rebounding edge despite the absence of starter Damiris Dantas (knee). Aliyah Boston grabbed five boards and anchored a front line that held the Sun to one-and-done possessions most of the night. Connecticut (7-19) struggled to generate consistent offense without injured guards Hailey Van Lith and Ashlon Jackson. Rookie guard Leila Lacan’s 10 points were the lone bright spot for a unit that turned the ball over six times and shot just 3-for-10 from deep. The Sun trailed by as many as 27 and never led after the 6:18 mark of the first quarter. Key numbers • Field goals: IND 26-41 (63 %), CON 17-36 (47 %) • Three-pointers: IND 8-15 (53 %), CON 3-10 (30 %) • Largest lead: Indiana 27 • Turnovers: Fever 5, Sun 6 Playoff picture The win keeps Indiana tied with Atlanta atop the Eastern Conference at 16-10 (.615) and extends the Fever’s home record to 10-5. Connecticut remains in seventh, two games behind Chicago for the final play-in spot with 14 contests remaining. What’s next Indiana heads west to face the Seattle Storm on Saturday, while the Sun return to Mohegan Sun Arena for a Sunday matinee against the red-hot New York Liberty. With Clark continuing her Rookie-of-the-Year push and Boston rounding into All-Star form, the Fever look poised to make their first postseason trip since 2016. Search interest around “Sun vs Fever,” “Caitlin Clark highlights,” and “Indiana Fever score” is expected to surge ahead of the weekend slate, making this statement win a pivotal moment in both the WNBA standings and the broader fan conversation.