Caitlin Clark scored 32 points as Indian Fever dominated the Seattle Storm to win 105-95 in their first game after the All-Star Break. The win marked the Fever’s fourth straight 100-point game and their 12th such game this season. Both of these milestones became WNBA records, but one of Clark’s biggest contributions came outside the court.

The Indiana Fever star released a joint Instagram post with Eli Lilly and Company, encouraging people to rethink how they approach personal wellness through exercise.

“Exercise is so important for health. Proud to come together in Chicago to remind people that it’s not about being perfect. It’s about showing up, one small step at a time. #LillyPartner #WeAreLilly,” the caption read.

This wasn’t Caitlin Clark and Eli Lilly’s first collaboration. They had announced a multi-year partnership with Clark back in September 2024. Their most recent connection is a part of the ‘Start How You Can’ campaign, which kicked off May 9, 2026, to coincide with the start of the WNBA season.

It featured a 60-second commercial narrated by the Fever guard that shifted focus from elite athletics to focus on everyday exercise and movement to prevent disease and illness. Also in May 2026, the Caitlin Clark Foundation, Eli Lilly, and Musco Lighting collaborated to open three new multi-sport community courts throughout Indianapolis.

“My partnership with Lilly is incredibly meaningful to me—not just because we both call Indiana home, but because we share a deep commitment to helping people live healthier lives,” Clark said of her partnership with Lilly.

Fans praised Caitlin Clark’s message beyond basketball

“Luv CC sm!!!! So amazing both on and off the court!!! 😎🏀❤️‍🔥👏,” one fan commented.

Another comment connected Clark’s message to their own personal journey. It read, “I’ve survived 21 surgeries, and if baby steps forward weren’t a real thing, I wouldn’t be here today. Love my CC and the positivity… thank you, 22!!”

Other fans highlighted the impact Clark continues to have beyond her on-court performances for the Fever.

“Class act. This is why we love you 🥰,” one such fan wrote.

“Continue to inspire the next generation @caitlinclark22 🔥👏,” added another.

Interestingly, Caitlin Clark also utilized her All-Star break to give back to the community. Besides partnering with Eli Lilly, Clark skipped the Organe Carpet event that kicked off the All-Star weekend to attend an event by her own charity foundation in her hometown of Des Moines.

One of the most impactful messages came from a cancer survivor, who took the time to amplify Clark’s message about consistent effort over perfection in results.

“1000% as a cancer survivor it’s so important. The smallest actions make the biggest difference,” the post read.

Whether breaking records in the Fever jersey or encouraging first workouts, Clark strives to utilize her platform to make a positive impact.