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Caitlin Clark earns All-WNBA honors

The honor lands in the middle of the first round: the best-of-three series is tied 1–1.

By the PropBetEdge WNBA Newsroom Published Updated

The honor

Caitlin Clark has earned All-WNBA honors after averaging 22.1 points, 4 rebounds and 8.2 assists in 41 regular-season games for the Indiana Fever.

Just Women’s Sports reported the All-WNBA selection on Monday, September 28.

The season behind it

Caitlin Clark has averaged 22.1 points, 4 rebounds and 8.2 assists in 30.9 minutes across 41 games for the Indiana Fever this season.

Over her last five games, Caitlin Clark is averaging 23.2 points in 30.6 minutes — 1.1 above her season scoring average.

Caitlin Clark's season line

2026 Regular Season · last five games

Per-game averages from her regular-season PropSports game log.

PropSports game log (2026 Regular Season) values as of Sep 29, 2026 payload 6421efd222cebd70

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Season · 41 GLast 5 · 5 G
Points22.123.2
Assists8.28.6
Minutes30.930.6

Her role with the Fever

Over the Fever’s last five completed games, Caitlin Clark averaged 30.4 minutes — the most on the team in that window — and started five of her five appearances.

The Indiana Fever are 28–16, No. 3 in the Eastern Conference, with a 6-4 record over their last 10 games.

Her playoffs so far

Caitlin Clark’s postseason so far — Game 1 at the Aces (September 27): 15 points, 10 assists on 6-of-17 shooting in 34 minutes, a 102–85 loss. That playoff line is its own record and is not part of the regular-season averages above.

Why it matters now

The honor covers the regular season, and the postseason keeps its own ledger. The best-of-three series is tied 1–1.

Next game

The Indiana Fever next play at the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday, October 1 at 9:00 PM ET; the Las Vegas Aces enter at 31–13.

Evidence & methodology8 cited records · how this story was built

Records cited

  1. Just Women’s Sports (publisher report) — “Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell Earn AP All-WNBA First Team Nods” · published Sep 28, 3:07 PM ET · source ↗
  2. PropSports game log (2026 Regular Season) · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  3. PropSports game log (2026 Postseason) · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  4. PropSports injury feed · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  5. PropSports transactions log · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  6. PropSports standings · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  7. PropSports box scores, last 5 Fever games (observed rotation) · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗
  8. PropSports schedule · observed Sep 29, 8:55 PM ET · source ↗

How this story was built

Why this is a standalone story: the report describes an awards development (materiality 3.5, threshold 3.5; 1 publisher), not a feature or commentary piece, and it is not already covered by a structured injury or transaction story. PropBetEdge’s own records add: season production, recent form, rotation role, transaction record, team standing, schedule.

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Photo: ESPNPictured: Caitlin Clark.

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