Clark’s Fever season sweeps 15 cities in two countries — 22 games at home, 22 on the road

All 44 Indiana Fever regular-season games, May 9 – September 24, 2026, played in chronological order on one map: Indianapolis as home base plus 14 distinct road markets, from coast-to-coast western swings to two international trips to Toronto. Schedule as published, current as of August 28, 2026.

This maps the team schedule as a proxy for Caitlin Clark’s travel: the arcs connect consecutive game cities in time at city-center coordinates. They are not documented flights or itineraries, and no claim is made that Clark personally travelled to or appeared in every game.

Season start played, through Aug 28 scheduled, after Aug 28 Indianapolis home base

The split is exactly even: 22 home dates at Gainbridge Fieldhouse against 22 road games spread across 14 markets from Seattle to Uncasville — si.com

The hardest stretch is the July western swing: four away games in eight days — Las Vegas (Jul 5), Los Angeles (Jul 8), Phoenix (Jul 9), back to Las Vegas (Jul 12) — without touching home — si.com

Both international trips go to Toronto, and to different buildings: Scotiabank Arena on Aug 18 and Coca-Cola Coliseum on Sep 18 — cbssports.com

The timeline’s long league pause sits between the Aug 28 home game against Connecticut and the Sep 18 restart in Toronto — then three final games come in just seven days — si.com

All 44 games, in order

#	Date	Opponent	Home / away	Game city	Venue	Source

Method: 44-game 2026 Indiana Fever regular-season schedule from Sports Illustrated (44 rows; authoritative for dates, opponents, home/away), cross-checked against a 41-row CBS Sports schedule used only to enrich venue names, because its home-game city cells sometimes carry the opponent’s market and it omits several games. Current as of 2026-08-28. The May 9 Dallas game has a blank parsed date in the source but its evidence states Saturday, May 9 at 1 PM; it is placed first as a home game. Home games without “@” are placed in Indianapolis; away games in the opponent’s home market at standard city-center coordinates. Venues for May 9, May 13 and May 15 are absent from the CBS page and left blank. Arcs are a chronological visualization, not transport modes or flight paths.