- Matchup: Indiana Fever vs Toronto Tempo
- Date: Friday, September 18, 2026
- Venue: Coca-Cola Coliseum, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: ION
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On Friday, the Coca-Cola Coliseum will host the matchup between the Toronto Tempo (11-29) and the Indiana Fever (26-14).
In their latest game, the Indiana Fever faced off against the Connecticut Sun, emerging victorious with a score of 111-91. Indiana showcased impressive offensive skills, achieving a 58.2% shooting efficiency (39 of 67) and successfully sinking 12 of 29 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, they converted 21 out of 32 attempts, which translates to a 65.6% success rate. In terms of rebounds, the Fever collected 34, including 6 offensive boards. Additionally, they recorded 23 assists and forced 16 turnovers from their opponents while securing 13 steals. Defensively, Indiana allowed Connecticut to shoot 46.1% from the floor, with the Sun converting 35 of their 76 attempts. Connecticut had 6 assists and 9 steals in the game and grabbed a total of 26 rebounds (6 offensive, 20 defensive), along with one block. They excelled at the free-throw line, hitting 12 of 13 attempts for a 92.3% success rate, and made 9 of their 28 three-point attempts.
A standout player in this match was Caitlin Clark, contributing 34 points on 12 of 19 shooting. She logged 34 minutes on the court and recorded 5 rebounds, finishing with an impressive shooting percentage of 63.2% and also racking up 12 assists.
Heading into this game, Indiana holds a season record of 26-14. The Fever average 97.0 points per game, ranking them first in the league, while shooting 49.2% from the field. They hit 39.5% from beyond the arc (417 of 1,055) and 81.0% from the charity stripe. Collectively, Indiana secures 33.2 rebounds per game and boasts 831 assists this season, which ranks them 8th in the league for assist totals. They commit 13.4 turnovers and average 21.5 personal fouls per game. Defensively, the Fever force 12.5 turnovers while allowing 22.1 personal fouls. They rank 10th in the league for assists allowed, giving up 828 throughout the season. Indiana permits an opponent shooting percentage of 46.1% (499 of 884) and allows 31.5 rebounds per game. They have a 33.2% success rate against three-point shooting and rank 12th in the WNBA for points allowed per game at 91.0.
In their previous outing, the Toronto Tempo lost to the Phoenix Mercury with a final score of 101-69. Toronto managed to grab 25 defensive rebounds and 7 offensive rebounds for a total of 32. They turned the ball over 16 times and secured 4 steals in the game. The Mercury were whistle for 19 personal fouls, which allowed the Tempo 23 free throw attempts, converting 19 for an 82.6% success rate. However, they struggled from long range, making only 4 of 22 three-point shots (18.2%). Overall, Toronto finished the game with 23 successful field goals out of 62 attempts (37.1% shooting). Defensively, they allowed the Mercury to shoot 48.1% by surrendering 37 of 77 attempts from the field. Phoenix shot a remarkable 44.1% from three-point territory (15 of 34) and excelled at the free-throw line, making 12 of 13 attempts (92.3%). Toronto also permitted Phoenix to collect 35 overall rebounds (10 offensive).
Isabelle Harrison was a key player for the Tempo, scoring 16 points on 5 of 15 shooting (33.3%) and securing 10 rebounds while dishing out 2 assists in her 27 minutes of play.
Currently, Toronto’s record stands at 11-29 this season. Offensively, the Tempo shoot 44.0% from the field, earning them an 11th-place ranking in the WNBA. They have scored a total of 3,449 points this season (averaging 86.2 per game) and collect 31.8 rebounds on average. Their assist rate is at 19.8 per game (11th in the league) with an average of 14.0 turnovers. The Tempo commit 21.2 fouls per game and boast an 80.8% success rate at the free-throw line. Defensively, Toronto ranks 15th in points allowed per game, averaging 93.8. They surrender 22.4 assists and 34.6 rebounds per game, placing them 13th and 12th in the league respectively. Opponents have a shooting rate of 34.7% from three-point range against them (379 of 1,093), with teams achieving 79.9% from the free-throw line. Toronto forces 12.1 turnovers per game while allowing opponents a shooting percentage of 47.2% from the field (13th in the league).
Who will clinch victory in tonight’s WNBA game against the spread?
Prediction: Support Indiana
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