Sophie Cunningham, the Indiana Fever’s reliable guard, has been a driving force behind the team’s resurgence this season, averaging 9.6 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists over 22 appearances while shooting a crisp 43.5 percent from three‑point range, a mark that places her among the WNBA’s elite.
Carmel Youth Basketball Camp Set for July 19
On July 19, Cunningham will host a basketball camp at the Aletto Family Sports Center in Carmel, Indiana, opening its doors to boys and girls between the ages of six and fifteen. The day‑long clinic will blend skill‑development drills with interactive games, giving youngsters a chance to learn from a professional who is known for her sharpshooting and court vision.
The initiative follows a similar effort by her teammate Lexie Hull, who earlier this season ran a well‑received youth camp that underscored the Fever’s commitment to community outreach. Both players see these clinics as a way to nurture the next generation of talent and to give back to the fans who support the franchise.
The Fever are currently riding a two‑game winning streak and will look to extend it when they face the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday. A victory would mark the team’s third consecutive win and further cement its place in the competitive Western Conference.
For the campers, the experience promises more than just basketball drills; it offers mentorship, confidence‑building moments and a glimpse into the life of a professional athlete. Cunningham hopes that each participant walks away not only with improved skills but also with a lasting love for the game.