Jun 12, 2026, 12:34 AM ET

INDIANAPOLIS -- Aliyah Boston tallied 34 points and 12 rebounds while Caitlin Clark chipped in 32 points and 10 assists, making them the first WNBA teammates ever to post 30-point double-doubles in a single matchup. Their efforts guided the Indiana Fever to a 114-106 overtime win against the Chicago Sky on Thursday evening.

This marked Clark's third game in her career with 30-plus points and 10-plus assists, setting a new WNBA record per ESPN Research. Boston, meanwhile, recorded her second career 30-point double-double.

The Fever saw their advantage shrink to 96-93 with under 19 seconds remaining in regulation, but Clark sank two free throws to extend the lead to five. However, an inbounds turnover with 5.1 seconds left allowed Skylar Diggins to knot the score at 98 with a deep three-pointer.

Boston hit a jumper near the free-throw line to push Indiana ahead 106-101 in overtime, followed by Kelsey Mitchell's fast-break layup that created a seven-point cushion.

Sydney Taylor brought Chicago within 109-106 with 24 seconds remaining in the extra period, yet Boston clinched the win via two free throws.

The Sky shot just 1-for-8 from the field during overtime.

Mitchell added 19 points and Lexie Hull scored 11 for Indiana, now 7-5. The Fever converted their initial 23 free-throw attempts before missing one late in overtime. Clark was perfect, going 15-of-15 from the stripe.

Taylor paced Chicago (4-9) with 30 points, and Diggins had 21. Jacy Sheldon, Azura Stevens, and Kamilla Cardoso each contributed 10 points. Taylor hit nine of her first 10 shots, including all three threes, through three quarters. Cardoso was disqualified with 3:40 left in regulation.

Indiana built a lead as large as 19 points in the opening half, but Chicago responded with a 14-2 run to close within 46-40 by halftime. The Sky then opened the third quarter with a 16-7 surge to grab their first lead since early, at 54-53.

Details from The Associated Press contributed to this report.