Fever do not answer questions about pro-Cunningham rally ahead of 105-95 win against Storm
Summary
The Indiana Fever basketball team played and won a game against the Seattle Storm, 105-95, amid a rally supporting Fever player Sophie Cunningham. The rally focused on Cunningham’s recent comments about transgender athletes, and neither Cunningham nor teammate Caitlin Clark spoke to the media after the game. The Fever organization said they did not know about the rally beforehand and are focused on winning games.Key Facts
- The Indiana Fever beat the Seattle Storm 105-95 on July 28, 2026, in Seattle.
- Sophie Cunningham made comments supporting bans on transgender girls participating in girls’ sports.
- A rally supporting Cunningham and promoting statewide initiatives to ban transgender girls from sports took place outside the arena before the game.
- Storm fans booed Cunningham when she entered the game and during her free throws.
- Cunningham and teammate Caitlin Clark did not answer media questions after the game.
- Fever coach Stephanie White and players Kelsey Mitchell and Monique Billings spoke to reporters instead.
- The Fever organization said they had no prior knowledge of or connection to the rally.
- Seattle Storm and arena officials emphasized making the venue a safe, welcoming place for all fans.
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