Lexie Hull announced that her youth basketball camp will return on June 28 at the Aletto Family Sports Center in Carmel, Indiana. The camp is open to players of all skill levels and welcomes boys and girls from grades one through eight, offering a chance to learn fundamentals and enjoy the game.
Beyond the court, Hull remains active in community initiatives, using her platform to mentor young athletes and promote basketball across the region.
In her WNBA tenure, Hull has carved out a defensive role, averaging 5.9 points and 3.6 rebounds over eight appearances this season. Her ability to guard multiple positions and create turnovers has made her a valuable piece for the Indiana Fever.
A crucial stretch for the Fever
Head coach Stephanie White inserted Hull into the starting lineup after the first three games, a move that could reshape the team's dynamics as they navigate a demanding schedule.
The Fever, currently sitting at 4‑4, recently dropped back‑to‑back games and will next face Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream on Thursday before embarking on a two‑game road trip. Hull’s defensive skill set is expected to complement the scoring threat of Caitlin Clark, while fellow guard Sophie Cunningham adds depth to the backcourt.
Hull’s performance is seen as pivotal for snapping the team’s losing skid and maintaining momentum as the season progresses, especially after a career‑best season that showcased her potential with consistent playing time.