When the WNBA was formed, Indianapolis wanted its own team in the new league. In 1999, it was granted its WNBA franchise: the Indiana Fever.

The Indiana Fever fell to 9-10 record after losing to the Golden State Valkyries. Fever head coach Stephanie White was unhappy with the lack of competitive fire.

The WNBA and its Indianapolis All-Star Host Committee announced a series of community events planned around the WNBA All-Star 2025 game.

The Fever had Caitlin Clark return, changed their lineup and brought back a key rotation player. But the result was the worst shooting performance since 2019.

Caitlin Clark's return to the Indiana Fever was overshadowed by the Golden State Valkyries' victory in a 80-61 game.

The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Indiana Fever 80-61 on July 9. View photos from sports photographer David Dixon here.

Fever guard Caitlin Clark returned Wednesday after missing five games with a left groin injury. Clark echoed her coach and highlighted Timpson’s ability to block shots and get her hands in passing lanes. Clark believes Timpson is still navigating the Fever’s system but views the Georgia native as a valuable piece to the team.

Veronica Burton had 21 points, eight rebounds and six assists, Kayla Thornton added 18 points and eight boards, and the Golden State Valkyries beat the Indiana Fever 80-61 to spoil Caitlin Clark’s return.

The Indiana Fever had their three-game winning streak snapped Saturday night, edged 89-87 in a close battle against the Los Angeles Sparks. Indiana led 45-42 at

The Fever are 9-10 after three straight wins turned into two consecutive losses. If they want to be successful, they’ll have to figure out how to be consistent in their effort.