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Veteran Forward Alyssa Thomas Dominates the Assist Game, Breaks WNBA Record
6 Sep
Summary
- Alyssa Thomas reclaims WNBA single-season assist record
- Broke Caitlin Clark's mark of 337 assists set last season
- Thomas has averaged a career-best 9.2 assists this season
In a remarkable display of her playmaking prowess, veteran WNBA forward Alyssa Thomas has reclaimed the single-season assist record. As of September 6th, 2025, Thomas has recorded 338 assists, surpassing the previous mark of 337 set by Caitlin Clark last season.
Thomas, who spent many successful years with the Connecticut Sun before joining the Phoenix Mercury as a free agent this season, has been a dominant force on the court. Known for her versatility and court vision, the 33-year-old has thrived in her role as a point-forward, facilitating the Mercury's offense and creating scoring opportunities for her teammates.
With her record-breaking performance, Thomas has further solidified her legacy as one of the WNBA's all-time great facilitators. She now holds the record for most assists in a single season, as well as the WNBA record for triple-doubles in a season and career. Thomas' ability to impact the game in multiple ways has made her an invaluable asset to her teams throughout her illustrious career.
