Stephanie White explains what makes Sophie Cunningham ‘important’ to Indiana Fever
Sophie Cunningham has enjoyed a solid 2026 season with the Indiana Fever so far and could end the year with an award. The Fever recently put Cunningham up for the Sixth Player of the Year award and she is currently averaging 8.
Stephanie White, the coach of the Indiana Fever, spoke to the significance of teammate Sophie Cunningham for her team. Cunningham has been a vital addition to the Fever's roster, bringing versatile skills to the team. White praised Cunningham's ability to stretch the floor and play multiple positions, which adds a different dynamic to the team's overall game.
Besides her shooting ability, which is crucial for the team, Cunningham's versatility allows the Fever to adjust their strategies and play styles according to the game situation. White stated that Cunningham's contributions have been significant, giving the team a unique look and strategic flexibility. Cunningham has recently returned from a short break due to the FIBA World Cup, but the Fever expect her to continue being a key player when the WNBA resumes.
The team has already secured a playoff spot and is now focused on winning the WNBA Finals later this year.
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