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Indiana Fever Set WNBA Single-Season Scoring Record Despite Final Game Loss

The Indiana Federation concluded their regular campaign with a record-breaking total of 4,222 points, despite falling 86-66 to the Minnesota Lynx in their final outing. This offensive surge allowed the squad to establish a new league benchmark for single-season scoring and highest points-per-game average at 96.0, surpassing a previous record established by the Phoenix Mercury in 2010.

Kelsey Mitchell led her club with 24.7 points per contest, closely followed by Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston. Entering the postseason as the sixth seed with a 28-16 record, the group now prepares for a first-round series against the Las Vegas Aces.

Matches will alternate between the home courts of both franchises as the challengers attempt to overcome the defending champions.

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