Kate Martin got the better of her good friend Caitlin Clark once again, as the Golden State Valkyries downed the Indiana Fever 88-77 on Thursday. Martin played 20 minutes and chipped in nine points, including a jumper over Kesley Mitchell, to help take down her former Iowa teammate.Her brother, Trevor Martin, didn't waste the opportunity to poke fun at his younger sister after she posted about the victory on social media. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTrevor commented on his sister's Instagram post on Monday. According to him, the jump shot that his sister included in her post would not have been so easy if he were her opponent. Kate's older sister, Kennedy, also jumped in, saying she and her son, Carson, could take them both on.Kate Martin's siblings poked fun at one another while celebrating their sister's win."Wouldn't have made that if I was guarding you," Trevor said."I'll beat you both with Carson as my teammate," Kennedy fired back.While all three Martin siblings played basketball growing up, Kate was the only one who made it to the professional level. Kennedy played in college at Truman State while Trevor did not make it that far. Kate was part of the supporting cast for the Iowa teams Caitlin Clark led on deep tournament runs. She was drafted by the Las Vegas Aces in 2024. After a quiet rookie season where she came off the bench, she was unprotected in the expansion draft. The Valkyries selected her with their sixth pick.With standout rookie Janelle Salaun and Cecelia Zandasalini on EuroBasket duties, Martin has had an increased role.Monique Billings is one of many Valkyries who love playing with Kate MartinMartin's siblings weren't the only ones to show their support for her on her latest post. Monique Billings, the Valkyries' first pick in the expansion draft, commented on her teammate's post, telling her how happy she is to have Martin as a teammate.Billings told Martin how much she likes to have her on her team.Golden State has surprised fans around the league with its quick start to the season. The Valkyries are 7-6 and find themselves in the middle of the early playoff picture.