Sophie Cunningham Turns Heads In Bike Shorts, Caitlin Clark Shows Off Her Pregame Style Ahead Of Wings Game [VIDEO]
Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark go viral before Wings game.
The Indiana Fever turn pregame arrivals into must-watch content all season. Thursday’s buildup ahead of their clash with the Dallas Wings was no exception.
The team’s official account shared a new video of players walking into the arena before tipoff. Two names once again stood out among the group.
Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham drew the bulk of fan attention in the replies, continuing a pattern that’s followed the pair all year.
Fans flooded the comments with praise for both players’ looks.
“Sophie and Caitlin is always the best looking ones!! Very stylish!!” one fan wrote.
Another added, “Again, all you guys look great, LFG #FeverUp.”
One Fan Raised A Different Kind Of Concern
Sophie Cunningham (Photo Via Imagn Images)
Not every comment focused on fashion, though. One fan brought up Cunningham’s physical style of play, half-joking that she should consider extra protection on the court.
“Tell Sophie to wear a headgear,” they wrote. “She just went viral again for speaking against WNBA leadership. So we expect her to get another elbow/a slap/a clothesline/a knee/a kick on her head again, and the ref will call foul on her without hesitancy.”
That comment referenced remarks Cunningham made this week to USA Today. She suggested WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s job security could be in question by year’s end.
“You do have to have a person in power who is bold, who is confident, who wants the best for the players,” Cunningham said. She added that the decision ultimately rests with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
Cunningham has remained a frequent subject of national debate this season. She voiced her position on transgender athletes in women’s sports during a July ESPN profile, and that stance has continued generating both support and criticism from fans and fellow players.
Cunningham Has Stayed Focused On Basketball Amid The Attention
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White talks with Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham (Photo via Imagn Images)
Despite the ongoing controversy, Cunningham keeps performing well on the court. She scored 13 points off the bench during Tuesday’s win over the Toronto Tempo, going 3-for-3 from three-point range.
That performance helped Indiana claim sole possession of third place in the WNBA standings.
She’s also pushed back directly on criticism tied to the debate, maintaining that her comments come from care rather than animosity toward any group.
For now, the pregame fashion moments keep drawing plenty of attention of their own, separate from the politics surrounding Cunningham this season.
The Fever are chasing playoff positioning down the stretch, and both storylines look likely to follow the team through the rest of the year.
