In yet another outstanding performance, rookie sensation Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever made history on Sunday by breaking the WNBA single-season rookie point record. The 22-year-old guard's remarkable feat came during the team's heart-pounding 110-109 victory over the Dallas Wings. Clark's incredible display saw her score a career-high 35 points, propelling her total points tally for the season to a remarkable 761, surpassing Seimone Augustus' record of 744 points set in 2006.

Throughout the intense and closely fought contest, Clark's brilliance was on full display as she contributed not only with her scoring prowess but also with her well-rounded game. In addition to her 35 points, she chipped in three rebounds, eight assists, and three steals. The talented guard also came agonizingly close to tying her career-high in three-pointers by sinking a remarkable six shots from beyond the arc.

However, the game's result hung in the balance until the final seconds. With the Dallas Wings trailing by just two points, Fever center Aliyah Boston held her nerve and calmly made two crucial free throws with one second left on the clock. Although Dallas forward Satou Sabally managed a buzzer-beating three-pointer, it was not enough to snatch victory from the resilient Indiana squad, who secured the 110-109 triumph.

Joining Clark in the spotlight was her teammate Kelsey Mitchell, who delivered an impressive performance herself, tallying 27 points. The Dallas Wings' dynamic duo of Sabally and Arike Ogunbowale also showcased their skills, ending the game with 27 points apiece.

This season has undoubtedly been a record-breaking one for Caitlin Clark, as she continues to etch her name in the history books. Not only has she surpassed rookie records, but she has also shattered WNBA records along the way. Earlier in August, Clark broke the rookie records for assists and three-pointers, impressively setting a new mark for assists in a single season on Friday. Her exceptional play was further highlighted in July when she achieved a phenomenal 19 assists in a single game, also against the Wings.

Clark's extraordinary performances, combined with the contributions of Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell, have propelled the Indiana Fever back into the playoffs after an eight-year absence. Sunday's hard-fought victory marked the team's milestone 20th win of the season, securing them the sixth seed for the postseason.

As the Indiana Fever celebrate their return to playoff contention, Caitlin Clark's incredible rookie campaign will surely be remembered as one filled with record-breaking accomplishments and unmatched talent. Basketball fans around the world eagerly await her next display of basketball brilliance on the court.