Caitlin Clark Turns Heads at Indiana Fever Practice Before Sparks Game

Caitlin Clark Turns Heads at Indiana Fever Practice Before Sparks Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Indiana Fever are heading into Saturday's game on a hot streak, riding three straight wins and building real momentum. They picked up a road victory over Dallas, won the Commissioner's Cup matchup in Minnesota, and then beat Las Vegas at home on Thursday in an impressive performance.

Now, with the Los Angeles Sparks coming to town, the big question is whether second-year star guard Caitlin Clark will be back on the court. After Friday's practice, that answer still wasn’t clear to reporters or fans.

The good news? Clark was on the court getting shots up after practice, including plenty of three-pointers. Tony East, who covers the Fever, shared a quick update.

"Caitlin Clark 3s after practice today."

Caitlin Clark 3s after practice today: pic.twitter.com/SXOu24kdqW

— Tony East (@TonyREast) July 4, 2025

The update had fans turning heads in excitement for the former Iowa Hawkeyes Star:

This fan was excited: "Inject this into my veins."

This is said here: "She’ll be back Wednesday. GSV revenge game."

"This team is lock'd in," posted here.

"Wow! So much progress. I’m excited for her to come back," said by this fan.

Another interesting comment: "those off ball 3s are gonna hit like crack when she comes back."

Last commenter here: "i miss you my demon."

Clark hasn’t played since June 24 in Seattle. Despite scoring just six points with two rebounds in that game, the Fever still pulled out the win. Through the 2025 season so far, Clark is averaging 18.2 points and 8.9 assists per game.

The Fever sit at 9-8 and trail the New York Liberty by three games in the Eastern Conference standings. After the Sparks game, Indiana stays home to host the Valkyries on Wednesday.

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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 4, 2025, where it first appeared.