The Indiana Fever continue to rewrite the WNBA record book.
Powered by the league’s most prolific offense, Indiana became the first team in WNBA history to score at least 100 points in four consecutive games, adding another milestone to what has been one of the most efficient and explosive offensive seasons the league has ever seen.
The historic streak included dominant performances against some of the WNBA’s top competition:
- July 17: Indiana Fever 110, Seattle Storm 107
- July 19: Indiana Fever 108, New York Liberty 88
- July 23: Indiana Fever 123, Connecticut Sun 88 (Franchise record for points scored)
- July 29: Indiana Fever 105, Seattle Storm 95
The Fever’s offensive explosion is backed by league-leading numbers across the board. Indiana currently leads the WNBA in scoring at 95.5 points per game while also posting the league’s best offensive rating (1.106), underscoring just how efficient and difficult to defend the Fever have become.
Whether pushing the pace in transition or executing in the half court, Indiana has consistently overwhelmed opponents with elite ball movement, efficient shot-making, and balanced scoring. The Fever’s ability to generate quality possessions on nearly every trip down the floor has fueled one of the greatest offensive stretches in league history.
By the Numbers
- 95.5 points per game — No. 1 in the WNBA
- 1.106 offensive rating — No. 1 in the WNBA
- Four consecutive 100-point games — First team in WNBA history
- 123 points vs. Connecticut — Franchise record for points scored
- First team in WNBA history to score 100+ points in four consecutive games
The Fever’s four-game streak of 100-point performances is the latest evidence of an offense operating at a historic level. Entering play, Indiana leads the WNBA in scoring (95.5 points per game) and offensive rating (1.106), and those league-best numbers now come with a record no other team in WNBA history can claim.
