Record
25–14
2nd, Eastern Conference
Indianapolis · WNBA · Est. 2000
Indiana
Fever
2012 WNBA champions. 2025 Commissioner's Cup winners. 27 seasons in Indianapolis — every player, every banner, the full story.
- 2026 record
- 25–14
- East standing
- 2nd
- Points / game
- 96.6
- Titles
- 1
1st in WNBA
2012
2026 roster
All 14 players
Every name on the board — jersey, number, and a tap into the full bio.
Fever0Guard
Mitchell
Kelsey
Fever1Forward-Center
Onyiah
Michelle
Fever2Forward
Hines-Allen
Myisha
Fever3Guard
Johnson
Raven
Fever7Center-Forward
Boston
Aliyah
Fever8Guard
Cunningham
Sophie
Fever10Guard
Hull
Lexie
Fever12Forward-CenterOut for season (knee)
Dantas
Damiris
Fever14Forward
VanSlooten
Grace
Fever21Forward-Center
Timpson
Makayla
Fever22Guard
Clark
Caitlin
Fever23Guard
Hall
Bree
Fever25Forward
Billings
Monique
Fever52Guard
Harris
Tyasha
The big three
Clark. Mitchell. Boston.
Three All-Star starters, three different jobs: vision, scoring, and the paint. Together they run the league’s highest-scoring offense at 96.6 points per game.
The franchise
Built in Indianapolis
The Fever have called downtown Indianapolis home since 2000. They play at Gainbridge Fieldhouse — same floor as the Pacers — under Pacers Sports & Entertainment. Freddy Fever is on the sideline. Tamika Catchings’ No. 24 hangs in the rafters. One WNBA title, three conference banners, and a 2025 Commissioner's Cup.
- ArenaGainbridge Fieldhouse
- Championship2012 vs. Minnesota Lynx (3–1)
- MascotFreddy Fever
- Championships
- 1 (2012)
- Conference titles
- 3 (2009, 2012, 2015)
- Commissioner's Cup
- 1 (2025)
- Playoff trips
- 16
- All-time record
- 428–499
- Retired numbers
- 24 — Tamika Catchings
2026 season
Snapshot
Regular-season snapshot as of late August 2026, with five games remaining.
Offense
96.6
1st in the WNBA
Defense
90.9
points allowed / game
All-Stars
3
Mitchell, Clark, Boston
Likely starting five
Based on games started through late August: Clark, Mitchell, Hull, Billings, Boston.
Sideline
Coaching staff
Stephanie White
Purdue
Fever legend as a player, Purdue All-American, and the 2026 sideline voice. Indiana is 25–14 under White this season, playing the league’s highest-scoring offense.
Briann January
Arizona State
Point guard of the 2012 championship team. January spent 13 WNBA seasons, most of them in Indiana, and now teaches the same pace-and-pressure game she ran.
Karima Christmas-Kelly
Duke
Former WNBA wing and Duke product who works Indiana’s perimeter players on spacing, closeouts, and the extra pass.
Austin Kelly
Duke
Duke-trained assistant on White’s staff, focused on defensive detail and daily player development.
Owner
Herb Simon
President
Kelly Krauskopf
Chief Operating Officer & General Manager
Amber Cox