In a thrilling showdown on Sunday, the Indiana Fever's rookie sensation, Caitlin Clark, showcased her incredible talent once again, breaking the WNBA single-season rookie point record and leading her team to a nail-biting 110-109 victory over the Dallas Wings.

Clark's exceptional performance in Sunday's game not only secured the win for the Fever but also propelled her to new heights, as she recorded a career-high 35 points. With this, Clark accumulated a total of 761 points, surpassing Seimone Augustus' previous record of 744 points set in 2006, during her remarkable rookie season with the Minnesota Lynx.

This is just one of many historic achievements for Caitlin Clark, as she has been rewriting the record books throughout her rookie campaign. In addition to breaking the rookie scoring record, Clark had already surpassed Augustus' rookie record for assists and three-pointers in August. Just last Friday, she also set a new WNBA single-season assist record. Her exceptional play has solidified her status as one of the most talented rookies the league has ever seen.

The intense battle against the Wings went down to the wire, with Dallas fighting back to come within two points in the dying seconds of the game. However, it was Fever center Aliyah Boston who sealed the win for her team, sinking two free throws with just one second left on the clock. Although Satou Sabally of the Wings managed to make a buzzer-beating three-pointer, it was not enough to overturn the outcome, and Indiana emerged victorious with a 110-109 win.

Alongside her record-breaking scoring performance, Clark made significant contributions in different areas of the game, recording three rebounds, eight assists, and three steals. She also showcased her long-range shooting prowess by knocking down six three-pointers, falling just one short of her career high.

While Clark's exceptional individual performance cannot be overlooked, she received strong support from her teammates. Kelsey Mitchell impressed with 27 points for the Fever, while Sabally and Arike Ogunbowale of the Wings matched that with 27 points each in a valiant effort.

With this electrifying victory, the Indiana Fever has clinched the sixth seed for the postseason, marking the team's return to the playoffs after an eight-year drought. The trio of Clark, Boston, and Mitchell has played a pivotal role in the team's success, combining their talents to propel the Fever to their 20th win of the season.

As Caitlin Clark continues to etch her name into the history books, it is clear that her impact extends beyond just the rookie category. With her remarkable skills and unwavering determination, she has shown that she is a force to be reckoned with in the WNBA. It will be exciting to see how she further blossoms and contributes to the success of the Indiana Fever in the upcoming postseason.