Caitlin Clark continues to etch her name into Indiana Fever history, climbing the franchise's all-time assists list with every game she plays. The former Iowa Hawkeyes star, already the NCAA's all-time assists leader, added another feather to her cap during Friday night's matchup against the Washington Mystics.

Clark wasted no time making an impact, racking up six points and three assists in the first quarter alone as the Fever jumped out to an early lead. Those three assists pushed her career total to 471, moving her past Katie Douglas into fifth place on the franchise's all-time assists list.

The milestone is just the latest in a remarkable rookie campaign that has seen Clark redefine point guard play in the WNBA. With her current assist rate of 8.5 per game—among the best in the league—she's on pace to challenge some lofty names ahead of her. Next up is her current teammate Kelsey Mitchell (803 assists), while franchise legend Tamika Catchings sits at the top with 1,488 assists. If Clark maintains her current pace, she could very well end her career as the Fever's all-time leader in dimes.

This achievement comes less than a week after Clark scored her 1,000th career regular-season point, highlighting just how quickly she's making her mark in the league. For a player who made history at Iowa by becoming the all-time assists leader in Hawkeyes women's basketball history, this latest milestone feels like just the beginning.

As Clark continues to dish out highlight-reel assists and climb the record books, it's clear that her list of accomplishments in the WNBA will only keep growing. For Fever fans and basketball enthusiasts alike, watching her build a legacy in Indiana is must-see basketball.