Photo: Caitlin Clark (Instagram) Caitlin Clark had a standout performance in her first game back from the WNBA's Olympic break. She scored 29 points and made 10 assists, leading the Indiana Fever to a 98-89 victory over the Phoenix Mercury on Friday. Clark's 29 points were just one point shy of her career high. In the final seconds of the game, she had a chance to break her record but chose not to take a shot. Photo: Caitlin Clark (Instagram) Instead, she let the shot clock run out, handed the ball to the referee, and accepted the turnover since the game was already decided. Caitlin Clark 1 point away from a 30 and 10 game decides to not stat pad and take the 24 second violation pic.twitter.com/GnGseme4ZS — Magic Bronson (@MagicsBurner) August 17, 2024 Fans loved this sportsmanship from Clark, as she could have easily tried to break her own record but chose not to. Read Next: Tyreek Hill Challenges Olympic Gold Medalist Noah Lyles To A Race Source: Sports Illustrated