NBA

New York Liberty at Indiana Fever

· Women's National Basketball Association
20-14, 9-9 Away
Final
106 - 92

21-12, 12-6 Home

Kelsey Mitchell, Caitlin Clark help Fever continue hot streak with 106-92 victory over Liberty

Kelsey Mitchell shines with 28-point game in win vs. Liberty

Indiana has won seven of its last nine, and this one came after coach Stephanie White's 2 1/2-minute pregame outburst, defending herself while also calling out the sideshows she thinks have overshadowed the WNBA.

This time, it seemed to fuel the Fever, who shot 59% from the field and 79% from 3-point range as they took a 64-46 halftime lead against New York, which had gone 8-1 since losing by 20 to Indiana in mid-July. And this time, unlike last week against defending WNBA champion Las Vegas, they didn't allow a double-digit lead to slip away.

Mitchell was 11 of 16 from the field and she, like Clark and Sophie Cunningham, each made four 3s on a night Indiana finished with 16 on 25 attempts. Cunningham had 12 points, and Aliyah Boston added 19 points and seven rebounds.

Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu each had 19 points for the Liberty. Jonquel Jones finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds.

Indiana took control with a 15-7 run late in the second quarter, extending the lead to 54-37.

When Indiana's 3s stopped falling in the third quarter, New York charged back quickly and cut the deficit to 66-57 with 6:51 to play. The Fever recovered and Mitchell's three-point play with and Cunningham's 3 in the final minute of the period made it 87-67.

Indiana never let the game get close again.

Regular Season Series

Series tied 2-2

Recent Plays

4th 0.0 End of Game 92 - 106
4th 0.0 End of the 4th Quarter 92 - 106
4th 13.9 Rebekah Gardner defensive rebound 92 - 106
4th 17.6 Raven Johnson misses driving layup 92 - 106
4th 30.7 Marine Johannes makes 28-foot three point step back jumpshot (Marine Fauthoux assists) 92 - 106

Statistics

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35-76 FG 37-69
46 Field Goal % 54
11-36 3PT 16-25
31 Three Point % 64
11-13 FT 16-19
85 Free Throw % 84
39 Rebounds 27
13 Offensive Rebounds 4
26 Defensive Rebounds 23
23 Assists 22
7 Steals 7
5 Blocks 4
13 Turnovers 11
0 Team Turnovers 0
13 Total Turnovers 11
1 Technical Fouls 0
1 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
20 Points Conceded Off Turnovers 11
8 Fast Break Points 9
44 Points in Paint 34
18 Fouls 17
2 Largest Lead 21
2 Lead Changes 2
2 Percent Led 96

Game Information

Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Location: Indianapolis, IN
Attendance: 16,507 · Capacity:

2025-26 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Atlanta - 14 W5 0.6818182 30
Washington 2 16 W4 0.6363636 28
Indiana 2 16 L1 0.6363636 28
New York 4 18 L2 0.59090906 26
Chicago 14 28 L1 0.36363637 16
Toronto 19 33 L8 0.25 11
Connecticut 19 33 W1 0.25 11
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