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Caitlin Clark assessed 8th technical foul, faces possible suspension for Fever’s next game

CHICAGO (AP) — The Fever’s Caitlin Clark was assessed her eighth technical foul of the season Saturday in a game against Chicago, and that would trigger a one-game suspension for Indiana’s next game…

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Caitlin Clark, guard for the Indiana Fever, was assessed her eighth technical foul during a WNBA game against the Minnesota Lynx on August 2, 2026, in Minneapolis. This excessive number of technical fouls would result in a one-game suspension for Indiana's subsequent game if the foul is not rescinded. During the third quarter of the Fever's 90-86 victory over the Sky, Clark made contact with a referee while being forced out of bounds, which led to the technical foul.

Following the game, Clark maintained that the contact was unintended and no words were exchanged between the two. She expressed hope that the WNBA would rescind the foul. Clark mentioned the referee stating, "She said I ran into her," implying that the incident was accidental. Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White agreed with Clark's assessment, stating that the contact was incidental and that her teammates should have addressed the situation with the referee.

White emphasized the need for officials to demonstrate awareness in such moments, as similar incidents occur frequently during games.

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