On Monday, the Fever made an announcement that involved White, Clark and forward Aliyah Boston. "ready to represent 🤩," the Fever posted. "Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark have been named to the @usabasketball Women’s National Team training camp roster. Stephanie White will serve as one of the team’s court coaches. read more at the link in our bio."

If the Fever's roster were to remain the same from what it is right now heading into the 2026 season, most would agree that the team's six top players are Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston, Lexie Hull, Sophie Cunningham, and Natasha Howard. Continue reading But there's a very small chance that the roster will remain the same.

Fever, Caitlin Clark is enjoying the offseason. The 23-year-old point guard only played 13 games due to a groin injury but remained steadfast in her support of her teammates. Howe

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The Indiana Fever have four players taking part in Unrivaled's 2026 season, which will start on January 5 in Miami, Florida, and will be airing live on TNT, Tru

Kelsey Mitchell fought until her body could no longer sustain her. She kept pushing until the moment of collapse. During Game Five of the WNBA semifinals between the Indiana Fever

The Indiana Fever star may play for the WNBA team in the same city as the Colts, but Clark’s NFL fandom goes back to her family roots in Iowa. Her love for the Chiefs was already established by the time she built a life in Indianapolis — long before she was ever spotted with Taylor Swift in Travis Kelce ’s suite at Arrowhead Stadium.

Indiana Fever star guard Kelsey Mitchell wasn't on the court when her team's season ended during Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals against the Las Vegas Aces. on Se

Indiana Fever's Kelsey Mitchell had a heartfelt tribute for her teammate Damiris Dantas, who earned $197,100 in her last contract with the team.

After finishing her third year with the Indiana Fever and reaching Game 5 of the playoff semifinals, Lexie Hull is taking advantage of her free time to rest and visit places during