The Indiana Fever defeated the Seattle Storm 89-78, pulling away for an 11-point win behind a balanced offensive effort and efficient shooting. Indiana controlled much of the game with strong ball movement and a more productive scoring attack, using its offensive rhythm to keep Seattle chasing for most of the contest. Caitlin Clark led the Fever with 21 points, setting the tone as Indiana’s top scorer. She received key support from Sophie Cunningham and Kelsey Mitchell, who each added 17 points, giving the Fever multiple perimeter scoring options. Lexie Hull contributed 9 points, while Myisha Hines-Allen added 8 as Indiana got enough production across the lineup to maintain separation. The Fever were especially effective inside the arc, finishing 26-of-46 from the field while recording 22 assists. Indiana also held a clear advantage on the glass, outrebounding Seattle 38-24. That rebounding edge helped the Fever limit second-chance opportunities and sustain possessions during important stretches. Seattle struggled to match Indiana’s efficiency, shooting 19-of-48 from the field and 6-of-23 from 3-point range. The Storm had 17 assists but could not generate enough consistent scoring to overcome the Fever’s balance and rebounding advantage. Going forward, Indiana can build on a well-rounded win, while Seattle will look to improve its shot-making and interior presence in future games.