Kelsey Mitchell has officially put together the most prolific 3-point shooting season in WNBA history.
The Indiana Fever guard finished the season with 135 made 3-pointers, setting a new WNBA single-season record.
And Mitchell wasn’t simply taking a high volume of shots—she was knocking them down at an elite rate.
The Numbers
| Category | Kelsey Mitchell |
| 3-pointers made | 135 |
| 3-point percentage | 45.0% |
| WNBA 3P% ranking | No. 1 |
| Single-season 3PM | WNBA record |
Mitchell’s 45.0% shooting from beyond the arc also led the WNBA this season, making her record-setting campaign even more notable.
For the Fever, Mitchell’s shooting provided a major perimeter weapon throughout the season. Her ability to consistently knock down shots from deep helped make her one of the league’s most dangerous scoring threats.
Now, her name sits alone at the top of the WNBA’s single-season 3-point record book.
135 threes. 45.0%. A season to remember.
Congratulations, Kelz.
What This Means
Mitchell’s accomplishment is about more than simply breaking a statistical record. The combination of volume and efficiency stands out.
Making 135 3-pointers requires tremendous consistency over an entire season, while shooting 45.0% from deep makes the accomplishment even more difficult.
The record adds another major milestone to Mitchell’s career and gives Indiana Fever fans another reason to celebrate one of the franchise’s premier perimeter scorers.
Kelsey Mitchell just changed the record book.
And the next question is simple:
How long will 135 threes stand as the WNBA record?
