Caitlin Clark just became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 450 career assists breaking a 25-year-old record.

Caitlin Clark may be the face of the WNBA, but she's playing in Napheesa Collier's league. Why it matters: Saturday's All-Star Game is a matchup of Team Clark vs. Team Collier, as the two earned captain honors by receiving the most fan votes.

No. 1 overall pick and Wings rookie, Paige Bueckers, will be the lone player to represent the franchise at the WNBA All-Star game in 2025. Ahead of the festivities, Bueckers shared a message on Instagram to reflect on the first half of her rookie campaign. "Growing through it all. Halfway through. Thank you God," Bueckers wrote.

During Indiana's victory over the Dallas Wings on Sunday, Clark became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 150 3-pointers, achieving this feat in just 52 games. The record was previously held by Atlanta Dream guard Rhyne Howard, who set the record in 57 games back in 2023.

Both cards are expected to eclipse the March sale of a different one-of-a-kind Clark card, her 2024 Panini Prizm WNBA Signatures Gold Vinyl autograph rookie card, which went for $366,000 through Goldin Auctions. That sale set a record for the most expensive women’s sports card ever.

Bueckers was named to the WNBA All-Star Game on July 19th in Indianapolis. She garnered the most fan votes for a rookie ever, even surpassing Clark's mark last year by more than 100,000 votes. That's on top of being named the Rookie of the Month for June.

In a historic rise, Caitlin Clark keeps adding trophies to a shelf that will soon need some serious remodeling to make even more room.