Believe it or not, Caitlin Clark wasn’t the first superstar to don an Indiana Fever jersey. That honor belongs to basketball ...

On the one hand, she finally returned this winter to the Fever, the franchise where she began her professional career, reuniting with a familiar coach and with the executive who originally drafted her ...

Team Westbrook legend Penny Hardaway and Team Westbrook forward Tamika Catchings of the Indiana ... but the league has gotten younger, and the best teams seem to be going in that direction more ...

Wilson has a bit of history working against her; Cynthia Cooper is the only player in WNBA history to win back-to-back MVPs, ...

She joined Tamika Catchings as just the second player in league history ... “It’s definitely different because you go from playing with an older group in Connecticut to a younger one [in Indiana],” ...

WNBA legend Tamika Catchings is one of the most accomplished women's basketball players of all time. After entering the league as the Indiana Fever's No. 3 overall pick in the 2001 WNBA draft ...

The mural will feature WNBA superstar, Naismith Hall of Fame inductee and local icon Tamika Catchings at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue, New Jersey Street, and Michigan Street.

The invention received high praise during its testing phase, including an endorsement from four-time Olympic gold medalist and former Indiana Fever player Tamika Catchings. “Nobody’s done it ...

Last season was about returning to the postseason for the first time since Tamika Catchings led them there in 2016, the final season of her hall-of-fame career. The head coach that year?