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Fever hold Dream to nine in fourth, Clark seals overtime at State Farm Arena

Nine: Atlanta Dream's fourth-quarter point total Sunday at State Farm Arena, the Dream's season low for a single quarter and the number that converted an eight-point Indiana deficit into a 95-91 Fever overtime win. Indiana Fever trailed…

By Sabrina Volkov·Aug 17, 2026·2 min read·regulatory

Key takeaways

  • The Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime at State Farm Arena, erasing an eight-point fourth-quarter deficit.
  • Indiana held Atlanta to nine points in the fourth quarter, the Dream's season-low single-quarter total, while outscoring them 17-9 to force overtime tied 81-81.
  • Caitlin Clark posted 26 points, nine assists, and grabbed the game-sealing rebound, which she heaved down the court to run out the clock.
  • Allisha Gray led Atlanta with 32 points, and Angel Reese added 15 points, 14 rebounds, and six assists on 5-for-16 shooting.
  • Kelsey Mitchell scored 20 points to extend her streak to 19 consecutive games with at least 20 points.

Nine: Atlanta Dream's fourth-quarter point total Sunday at State Farm Arena, the Dream's season low for a single quarter and the number that converted an eight-point Indiana deficit into a 95-91 Fever overtime win. Indiana Fever trailed 72-64 entering the fourth. Caitlin Clark and the Fever outscored Atlanta 17-9 to level it at 81-81, then won the extra period 14-10.

Key performers PTS Other
Allisha Gray (ATL) 32 Led Dream offensively
Caitlin Clark (IND) 26 9 AST; 20 FGA; 5 TO; game-sealing REB
Makayla Timpson (IND) 20 9-for-13 FG; 6 pts in OT
Kelsey Mitchell (IND) 20 9-for-22 FG; 19 straight 20-pt games
Aliyah Boston (IND) 18 14 REB; 5 STL; 3 BLK
Rhyne Howard (ATL) 17 3-for-3 FT in OT
Angel Reese (ATL) 15 14 REB; 6 AST; 5-for-16 FG

Fourth-quarter hold

Atlanta scored 28 points in the third quarter to open the eight-point lead. The Fever answered by holding the Dream to nine in the fourth, their lowest single-quarter output of the season, while outscoring them 17-9 to force overtime. Sophie Cunningham's and-1 with 3:35 remaining gave Indiana a 78-77 edge. Allisha Gray carried Atlanta offensively with 32 points. Angel Reese added 15 points, 14 rebounds, and six assists but shot 5-for-16 and picked up five fouls.

The regulation-ending sequence turned on Reese. With the score knotted 81-81, Rhyne Howard missed a three with 5.5 seconds remaining. Reese grabbed the offensive rebound and had a clean look at the basket. She hit the backboard and then the rim. Naz Hillmon's desperation shot at the buzzer also missed.

Overtime

Reese opened the extra period with a basket. Indiana then scored the next eight points. Kelsey Mitchell's layup with 13.6 seconds remaining stretched the Fever's lead to 93-88, giving her a 20-point game and extending her streak to 19 consecutive games scoring at least 20.

With 10 seconds left, officials called a foul on Clark. Indiana challenged. ESPN's broadcast team said they expected the call overturned. Officials upheld it. Howard made all three free throws to cut it to 93-91.

Atlanta fouled Clark immediately. She made both. Clark grabbed the Dream's final miss and heaved it the length of the court to drain the remaining seconds. Her line: 26 points, nine assists, and the last rebound. Aliyah Boston finished with 18 points, 14 rebounds, four assists, five steals, and three blocks.

Atlanta went 25-for-26 at the foul line. They still lost.

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Frequently asked

What was the final score of the game?

The Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime.

How did Indiana come back from an eight-point deficit?

Trailing 72-64 entering the fourth quarter, the Fever held Atlanta to just nine points in the period and outscored them 17-9 to tie the game 81-81 and force overtime.

What happened on the disputed foul call late in overtime?

With 10 seconds left, officials called a foul on Clark; Indiana challenged but the call was upheld, and Rhyne Howard made all three free throws to cut the lead to 93-91.

How did Angel Reese perform in the game?

Reese recorded 15 points, 14 rebounds, and six assists, but shot 5-for-16, picked up five fouls, and missed a clean look off an offensive rebound at the end of regulation.

How efficient was Atlanta at the free-throw line?

Atlanta went 25-for-26 from the foul line but still lost the game.