Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark Make WNBA History with 30-Point Double-Doubles in Same Game

The Indiana Fever pulled off a dramatic overtime victory against the Chicago Sky, 114-106, on June 12, 2026. But beyond the result, it was a night for the history books. Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark combined to achieve something no two WNBA teammates had ever done before: both recording a 30-point double-double in the same game.

Boston finished with 34 points and 12 rebounds, while Clark added 32 points and 10 assists. The duo carried Indiana through a rollercoaster contest that saw the Fever blow a 19-point first-half lead before gutting out a win in overtime.

Aliyah Boston vs Caitlin Clark — comparaison

A Game That Had Everything

Indiana looked dominant early, building that commanding advantage before Chicago stormed back with a 14-2 run to cut the deficit to 46-40 at halftime. The Sky then opened the third quarter on a 16-7 run to take their first lead since the opening minutes, going up 54-53. The momentum had completely flipped.

The drama peaked in the final seconds of regulation. With Indiana clinging to a lead, Clark converted two free throws to push the margin to five points with 18.9 seconds left. The Fever then turned the ball over on an inbounds pass, giving Chicago one last chance — and Skylar Diggins delivered, burying a long 3-pointer to tie the game at 98 and force overtime.

In the extra period, Chicago went ice cold, shooting just 1 for 8 from the field. Boston took over, hitting a jumper from the free-throw line to push Indiana ahead 106-101, before Kelsey Mitchell added a fast-break layup for a 108-101 cushion. Sydney Taylor briefly made it interesting with a bucket to pull Chicago within 109-106 with 24.1 seconds remaining, but Boston sealed the win at the free-throw line.

Clark and Indiana’s Free-Throw Dominance

One of the most remarkable statistical footnotes of the night was Indiana’s free-throw shooting. The Fever converted their first 23 attempts before missing for the first time with just 46 seconds left in overtime. Clark was a perfect 15 of 15 from the line on her own, a display of clutch efficiency that proved decisive in such a tight game.

Mitchell contributed 19 points and Lexie Hull added 11 for Indiana, now 7-5 on the season. For Chicago, Taylor was brilliant with 30 points, making 9 of her first 10 shots through three quarters. Diggins chipped in 21 points, while Jacy Sheldon, Azura Stevens, and Kamilla Cardoso each scored 10. Cardoso fouled out with 3:40 remaining in regulation, which hurt Chicago’s interior presence down the stretch. The Sky fall to 4-9.

This performance from Boston and Clark stands as one of the most historic individual tandems in WNBA history — and a statement of just how dangerous Indiana can be when both stars are firing at once.