Caitlin Clark added another major milestone to her early WNBA career Friday night, becoming the fastest player in league history to make 200 career 3-pointers. The record-setting shot came in the second quarter of Indiana’s game against Seattle.
The achievement puts Clark ahead of Katie Smith, whose previous standard had stood as the benchmark for long-range scoring. Reaching 200 made 3s at a faster pace highlights how quickly Clark has become one of the league’s most dangerous perimeter threats.
Clark’s outside shooting has been a defining part of her rise, and this latest mark reinforces her impact on Indiana’s offense. Hitting the milestone during live game action against Seattle added another notable moment to a season already filled with attention around her scoring and range.
For the Fever and the WNBA, the record is another sign of Clark’s growing influence as a high-volume shooter from deep. Breaking through 200 career 3-pointers this quickly underscores both her consistency and the speed of her transition into a record-setting professional scorer.
