Caitlin Clark hits game-winning 3-pointer for Fever against Mystics

The Indiana Fever needed a spark Monday night. The Fever escaped with a dramatic 78-76 victory over the Washington Mystics when Clark drilled a deep 3-pointer with just 1.2 seconds remaining. The shot instantly became one of the defining highlights of Indiana's season so far.

In possibly the highlight moment of the young WNBA season so far, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark knocked down a deep 3-point shot in the final seconds to beat the Washington Mystics 78-76 on Monday. Judging by teammate Sophie Cunningham’s lighthearted Instagram meme on the play in question, it appears this dramatic play was not executed exactly how their coach, Stephanie White, drew it up.

The Indiana Fever beat the Washington Mystics 78-76 on Monday night thanks to a Herculean final shot from Caitlin Clark. The face of the WNBA sank a three-pointer with just 1.2 seconds left to secure the victory. CAITLIN CLARK GAME WINNER. OH MY. pic.twitter.com/1ILaTnkmGd — Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) June 9, 2026 Many fans speculated, based…

The Indiana Fever had what the team hopes will end up being the defining moment of the season, and one that spurs a lengthy win streak on Monday night against the Washington Mystics. After star point guard, Caitlin Clark dominated in the first quarter with 10 points, her production returned to earth for the rest…

The Indiana Fever had what the team hopes will end up being the defining moment of the season, and one that spurs a lengthy win streak on Monday night...

The Indiana Fever had what the team will hope was a turning point in the season on Monday night, when Caitlin Clark drilled a go-ahead three-pointer with 1.2 seconds remaining to beat the Washington Mystics. It was an awesome moment for Clark and the Fever, who have dealt with enormous amounts of criticism in recent…

The Indiana Fever needed a response. Three days after blowing a 12-point lead in an 83-75 loss to the New York Liberty, Caitlin Clark and her team traveled to Washington looking to stop the bleeding. The Mystics had already beaten the Fever in a 104-102 overtime thriller back on May 15, making this Commissioner’s Cup [...]

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever trailed by one point with 4.3 seconds remaining. They faced the possibility having a record below .500 if they lost to the Washington Mystics on Monday. However, the 2024 WNBA Rookie of Year made…

Caitlin Clark was alone with the ball, right in the front of the logo with the game on the line. As frustrating as this season has been at times for her and the Indiana Fever, this was Clark's comfort zone — and the shot hit nothing but net. Clark's 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds remaining gave Indiana a 78-76 victory over the Washington Mystics on Monday night — and gave the 24-year-old star a signature moment following a rocky stretch at the start of her third season.

Clark missed some crucial free throws and it looked as though the Fever were on their way to another loss, before Clark cashed a 31-footer with 1.2 seconds left

Caitlin Clark called game. Here's how Indiana Fever fans reacted to Clark's game-winner to down the Washington Mystics.

Clark made up for 2 missed free throws to lift Indiana to a win over Washington, who lost starter Kiki Iriafen to injury early in the game.

Caitlin Clark's 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left gave the Indiana Fever a 78-76 victory over the Washington Mystics on Monday night. Washington rallied from a 17-point deficit and led by one after Sonia Citron's two free throws with 4.3 seconds remaining, but after a timeout, Clark caught a crosscourt pass and was all alone after Cotie McMahon went for the steal and missed. From just in front of the logo on the left wing, Clark's shot hit nothing but net.

The Indiana Fever entered Monday night’s game against the Washington Mystics with plenty of noise surrounding the state of the franchise following a late-game collapse to the New York Liberty on Saturday, dropping the Fever’s record to 5-5. Clark’s play in particular was a cause for concern amongst fans and pundits alike, with two-time NBA…