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Coverage dated August 5, 2026

Indiana Fever continue to thrive on the court despite constant barrage of off-court distractions

Headline from East Idaho News

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham walked into practice Wednesday with every intention of talking basketball and only basketball. She still couldn’t completely avoid the latest off-court firestorm — her belief that trans women should not be competing in women’s sports.

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  1. East Idaho News

    Indiana Fever continue to thrive on the court despite constant barrage of off-court distractions (opens East Idaho News)

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    INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham walked into practice Wednesday with every intention of talking basketball and only basketball. She still couldn’t completely avoid the latest off-court firestorm — her belief that trans women should not be competing in women’s sports.

  2. Kokomo Tribune

    Fever continue to thrive on the court despite constant barrage of off-court distractions (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham walked into practice Wednesday with every intention of talking basketball and only basketball.

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