Sophie Cunningham has wasted no time making her mark in Indiana. Since joining the Fever from Phoenix, the fiery guard has brought grit, personality, and energy — on and off the court. Now, just ahead of a crucial matchup with the Seattle Storm, she’s giving fans something extra to cheer about.
Cunningham’s Surprise Sends Fever Fans Into a Frenzy On Monday, Cunningham took to social media with a surprise announcement: she’s teaming up with Prime Time for an exclusive private autograph signing on August 10. Fans can now send in their favorite memorabilia to be signed — a rare chance to get personal with one of Indiana’s newest fan favorites.
“Sophie Cunningham will be doing a PRIVATE SIGNING for us 8/10/25,” she wrote. “Get your orders in or send in your memorabilia to get signed. Details are on our website www.PrimeTime12.com.”
The announcement instantly lit up the comments section with a mix of excitement and humor.
“Tres leches tee coming your way,” one fan joked. “Would Sophie sign me if I mailed myself in?” another quipped. And perhaps the most fitting: “Sophie is doing it all.”
More Than Just Stats — She’s a Spark Plug Through eight games this season, Cunningham has brought veteran toughness to a young Fever team finding its identity. Averaging 5.6 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game, her numbers may not leap off the page — but her vocal leadership, hustle, and chemistry have become invaluable.
Coach Stephanie White has praised her intensity and presence, calling her a “locker room igniter.” And fans have clearly responded. Her mix of edge, swagger, and humor has made her one of the most engaging personalities in the league.
Momentum On and Off the Court With the Fever sitting at 6-7 and a nationally-televised game against the Storm on deck (Tuesday, 10 p.m. ET), Cunningham’s announcement has only added to the buzz. She’s not just helping her team fight for playoff relevance — she’s helping build a culture.
From crunch-time minutes to fan-first moves like this, Sophie Cunningham is proving that her arrival in Indiana might just be one of the most underrated moves of the WNBA season.
