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Fever drops a close one to the Sun

by Joshua Herd - 0

The Indiana Fever lost to the Connecticut Sun on Friday night 85-83. Aliyah Boston and the Fever made a strong comeback going on a late fourth quarter 16-0 run to take lead a 75-74 but could not hold on. Boston scored 17 points and had seven assists. Kelsey Mitchell had

Fever waive Victaria Saxton

by Staff - 0

The Indiana Fever have waived forward Victaria Saxton, the team announced today. Drafted by Indiana out of the University of South Carolina in the 2023 WNBA Draft, Saxton featured for the Fever over the previous two seasons, totaling 25 appearances.

Fever waive Grace Berger

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he Indiana Fever have waived guard Grace Berger, the team announced today. Berger, a product of Indiana University, was selected by the Fever with the No. 7 pick in the 2023 WNBA Draft. Over two seasons in Indiana, Berger totaled 48 games played.

Fever acquire G Sophie Cunningham in multi-team trade with Mercury

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The Indiana Fever have acquired guard Sophie Cunningham and the No. 19 selection in the 2025 WNBA Draft from the Phoenix Mercury the team announced today, as part of a four-team trade. Additionally, the Fever have acquired guard/forward Jaelyn Brown from the Dallas Wings, with the two teams also swapping

Clark notches second triple-double as Fever continue to roll

by Chris Shaw - 0

Indianapolis, IND – The Indiana Fever continue their hot streak with 93-86 win over the Los Angeles Sparks. The Fever are now 7-1 since the break, with the only loss against Minnesota. Wednesdays match-up was the first of 6 straight at home for Indiana. Los Angeles lead for a good

Fever continue hot streak with win over the Connecticut Sun

by Chris Shaw - 0

Indianapolis, IND – The Indiana Fever continued their hot streak on Wednesday against the Connecticut Sun, breaking an 11-game  winless streak to the Sun that goes back to mid-2021. Indiana has now won four of their last five after returning from the Olympic break. Wednesdays action also saw Caitlin Clark