The Atlanta Dream earned a 108-101 win over the Indiana Fever in a high-scoring WNBA matchup, using balanced offense and stronger team distribution to hold off Indiana. Atlanta finished with 21 assists and 30 rebounds, both advantages over the Fever, and those margins helped the Dream create enough separation in a game where Indiana’s top scorers kept the pressure on throughout. Indiana received major production from its leading trio, with Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark each scoring 26 points and Aliyah Boston adding 23. Their combined output kept the Fever within striking distance, while Sophie Cunningham contributed 12 points. Indiana also shot efficiently from beyond the arc, making 8 of 17 three-point attempts. Atlanta countered with a more balanced team performance and controlled key stretches with ball movement and rebounding. The Dream made 7 of 18 from three-point range and generated five more assists than Indiana, reflecting their ability to create quality looks across the lineup. Their rebounding edge also limited some of the Fever’s opportunities to extend possessions. For Atlanta, the result is a strong offensive win and a sign of the team’s ability to close out a competitive game against a high-scoring opponent. For Indiana, the loss came despite standout individual performances, highlighting the need for more defensive stops and broader scoring support when facing teams that move the ball effectively.