Indiana Fever W vs Washington Mystics W — 77:93, NBA W

The Washington Mystics defeated the Indiana Fever 93-77, using efficient perimeter shooting and superior ball movement to pull away for a 16-point win. Washington finished 9-of-18 from 3-point range and recorded 27 assists, consistently creating quality looks and keeping Indiana’s defense in rotation throughout the game. Indiana received strong scoring efforts from Caitlin Clark, who led the Fever with 25 points, and Kelsey Mitchell, who added 22. Makayla Timpson also contributed 13 points, but the Fever struggled to generate consistent offense beyond their top scorers. Indiana finished with 13 assists and shot 6-of-28 from beyond the arc, limiting its ability to keep pace with Washington’s offensive rhythm. The Mystics also controlled key possession areas, outrebounding the Fever 37-30 while maintaining a more balanced and connected attack. Their ability to convert from the perimeter and share the ball helped them build separation and prevent Indiana from mounting a sustained comeback. For Washington, the result reflects a complete team performance built on spacing, passing and efficient shooting. For Indiana, the loss highlights the need for more consistent secondary production and improved 3-point efficiency to support the scoring of Clark and Mitchell going forward.