Referred to as a “walking triple-double” by longtime girls basketball coach Bill Wolf, Thomas was a superstar at Central Dauphin. She averaged 20.5 points per game, won 106 games over four years and ended her varsity career as the Rams’ all-time scoring leader with 2,289 points.

During the matchup against Phoenix, Mercury star Alyssa Thomas made history against the Indiana Fever. Thomas became the first player in WNBA history to earn three consecutive triple-doubles. “ ALYSSA THOMAS SECURES HER PLACE IN WNBA HISTORY,” posted ESPNW. “ Thomas is the first player in WNBA history with 3 consecutive triple-doubles.”

The Indiana Fever entered Tuesday night riding a red-hot five-game winning streak—all without star point guard Caitlin Clark, whose frustrating sophomore campaign has been derailed by injuries. Clark hasn’t played since before the All-Star break and has appeared in just 13 games this season.

On July 29, a neon green dildo was plopped onto the court during a Valkyries and Dream game. Amid the initial confusion, a camera operator opted to zoom in on the dildo during the broadcast. Though not the first time a dildo has been hurled into a high-profile game of one sort or another, this is where the current WNBA dildotroversy begins.

The WNBA is still struggling with a string of sex toy disturbances. In the past week and a half, sex toys have been thrown on court during games in Atlanta on July 29, Chicago on Aug. 1 and Los Angeles on Aug.