Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham joined the Old National Bank for its second annual customer appreciation event on Sunday. Cunningham was at the event to interact with fans and also spent time looking at luxury vehicles.
The Fever shared a picture from the event on Instagram, highlighting Cunningham’s presence at the event.
“Sophie Cunningham spent the evening with @oldnationalbancorp and their VIP clients taking selfies, signing autographs and checking out luxury cars,” the Fever wrote.
She reacted in the comments section, writing:
“I wanna see me in the 10 million dollar car.”
Old National Bank, which has a market cap of $9.33 billion according to Forbes, has been the Fever’s official banking partner since the 2025 season.
Cunningham signed a new one-year, $665,000 deal to return to Indiana in free agency this summer. She joined the team in 2025 and quickly became an integral part of Stephanie White’s rotation. She played 30 games last season, averaging 8.6 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists.
Her first season with the Fever was cut short as she last played for the team in August before suffering a season-ending MCL tear.
Stephanie White Wants Fever to Get Sophie Cunningham More Touches on Offense
Sophie Cunningham started in the Fever’s season opener on Friday, playing 26 minutes in the 107-104 loss against the Dallas Wings. She finished with three points, four rebounds and three assists.
Speaking after the game, coach White praised Cunningham’s performance while also stressing the need to find her more on offense.
“Yeah, I thought she was good. Sophie is solid for us. On the defensive end, rebounding, her activity level, her communication. We’ve got to find her more, though,” White said.
“She’s a knockdown three-point shooter. I thought we missed her a lot. We missed her open looks. She’s getting back to being an elite cutter, because she’s also a very good cutter. And she’s a great ball mover. So we’ve just got to get her more touches on the offensive end.”
Cunningham had limited opportunities on offense, taking only two shots in the game. While she has never been a volume scorer in her career, Cunningham’s efficiency from beyond the arc adds a reliable shooting option for Indiana. She shoots 37.3% from 3-point range for her career.
The Fever will return to action on Wednesday, taking on the Los Angeles Sparks at Crypto.com Arena.
