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Caitlin Clark: Fastest Ever to 200 WNBA Threes
18 Jul
Summary
- Clark achieved 200 career 3-pointers in just 74 games.
- This milestone makes her the fastest player in WNBA history.
- She also recently became the fastest to 600 career assists.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has set a new WNBA record, becoming the fastest player to achieve 200 career 3-pointers. She reached this significant milestone in just her 74th game, underscoring her rapid ascent in the league. This latest achievement follows closely on the heels of another record she broke five days ago, when she became the fastest player to accumulate 600 career assists.
Clark's ability to consistently hit from beyond the arc, even with a shooting range that challenges defenses from half-court, has been a defining characteristic of her game. Her college career at Iowa saw her set NCAA Division I records for 3-pointers made. Despite missing significant time due to injuries in 2025 and 2026, including a groin injury and back discomfort, she has maintained an exceptional pace.
She entered Friday's game against the Seattle Storm having scored 18 points in her first 11 minutes, including three 3-pointers to reach the 200-career mark. Clark's performance also included five assists, three steals, and a rebound, contributing to the Fever's early lead. This outing was a strong response after a recent cold spell from the perimeter, showcasing her resilience and offensive impact.
Clark's impressive statistical output continued in the 2026 season, averaging 19.7 points, 7.7 assists, and 4.1 rebounds per game. Her high assist numbers place her among the league's best. As of Friday, the Indiana Fever held a 14-10 record, tied for first place in the Eastern Conference, highlighting Clark's crucial role in the team's success.
