Stephanie White Sends Clear Message to Indiana Fever After Ugly Loss to Mercury originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

From the players, to the coaches, to even fans online, the officiating––as it pertains to the physicality allowed on the court––in the 2025 season of the WNBA h

The Indiana Fever (14-12) won 93-78, securing their third consecutive victory against the Chicago Sky (7-18). And although Sky tried to resist, it wasn't enough and they suffered

Kelsey Mitchell led the way for the shorthanded Fever in this one with a game-high 26 points. Sophie Cunningham and Aliyah Boston scored 16 and 15 points, respectively, while Lexie Hull broke out of her shooting slump with a 17-point eruption.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White said she has not spoken to Caitlin Clark about whether the groin injury will keep her from the WNBA all-star game

During the game, which the Indiana Fever won, Stephanie White was called for a technical foul with 5:35 left in the fourth quarter. Clark, who has gotten her fair share of techs, was pumped up after the call and high-fived her coach.

Fever Coach Stephanie White Did Not Hesitate Naming Indiana's Underappreciated Player originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Fever announced that Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald had been ruled out for the rest of the season just one day before playing the Sky. After the news surfaced online, Stephanie White revealed her thoughts on the subject, mentioning that she was heartbroken and explaining that both players were an integral part of the Fever’s success.