Fifth at 18-10 and winners of four straight. Will the Fever hold a top-four WNBA seed on Aug 10?

The Indiana Fever entered August 2026 in the midst of a decisive climb up the WNBA standings. On July 28, Indiana beat the Seattle Storm 105-95 behind 32 points, four rebounds and seven assists from Caitlin Clark, extending its winning streak to four games and improving its record to 18-10, according to Yahoo Sports. The win also made the Fever the first team in WNBA history to score at least 100 points in four consecutive games. Three days later, Indiana stretched the streak to five straight with a 112-98 road win over the Portland Fire, in which Clark posted her fourth career triple-double and the team set a franchise record for consecutive 100-point games. The streak ended August 3 with a 108-100 loss to the Minnesota Lynx, but the Fever kept pace near the top of the league, powered by Clark and Kelsey Mitchell, who extended her streak of 20-plus-point games to a WNBA-record 16 straight by August 8. By early August, ESPN's power rankings had Indiana rated second in the league behind only Minnesota. That sustained run of victories carried the Fever into a top-four overall WNBA seed by August 10, matching the outcome the Predict Six community had unanimously and correctly forecast.