Caitlin Clark erupts for 32 points as Fever hold off Storm to complete season-series sweep - Fox News

What the report says
Fox News reported that Caitlin Clark scored a team-best 32 points Tuesday night as the Indiana Fever defeated the Seattle Storm 103-95 at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. The result gave Indiana a road win in the teams’ third meeting of the season and, according to the Fox headline, completed a season-series sweep for the Fever.
Indiana built a 17-point advantage after the opening quarter, but Seattle narrowed the gap after halftime and entered the fourth quarter down by four. The Fever held off the comeback attempt in the final period and improved to 18-10. Kelsey Mitchell added 28 points on 9-of-18 shooting for Indiana, while Natisha Hiedeman led all scorers with 33 points for Seattle.
Fox also reported that Fever center Aliyah Boston left the game early with an apparent right knee injury. Boston was hurt in the second quarter after setting a screen, rolling toward the basket and becoming tangled with Flau’jae Johnson before falling. She was helped off the court, was initially listed as questionable to return and did not re-enter the game.
The loss continued Seattle’s difficulties at home; Fox noted the Storm entered the matchup with a 4-10 record at Climate Pledge Arena. The Fever’s West Coast trip is scheduled to continue Friday against the Portland Fire, according to the report. The game matters for Indiana’s standing and momentum, while Boston’s status could be a significant concern given her role in the team’s frontcourt.
Loading debate for this article…
Other publishers covering this story
No additional verified coverage is currently clustered with this report.

'Why not have go?!' - Dunk's wonder goal against CoventryBBC Sport Football
Getting goal decision so wrong is 'baffling' - RooneyBBC Sport Football
Watch: Match of the DayBBC Sport Football
Man City's intelligence & resilience key in statement win - Danny Murphy columnBBC Sport Football
Zverev beats Shelton to claim second Grand Slam title of yearNile Post
Refereeing body admits judgement error over Haaland derby winnerNile Post