Last season, the Indiana Fever finished last in the Eastern Conference standings and third-to-last in the WNBA standings.
To kick off the 2024 WNBA Draft, the Fever drafted NCAA legend Caitlin Clark as the No. 1 overall pick in hopes the shooting star could turn the team’s fate around.
Clark joined forces with former South Carolina Gamecocks hero Aliyah Boston and 10 other teammates.
As Indiana looks to bounce back from a highly disappointing 2023 season, in which they finished with a 13-27 overall record, fans can watch the Fever throughout the summer.
Indiana Fever WNBA regular-season schedule:
May
- May 14: at Connecticut Sun
- May 16: vs. New York Liberty
- May 18: at New York Liberty
- May 20: vs. Connecticut Sun
- May 22: at Seattle Storm
- May 24: at Los Angeles Sparks
- May 25: at Las Vegas Aces
- May 28: vs. Los Angeles Sparks
- May 30: vs. Seattle Storm
June
- June 1: vs. Chicago Sky
- June 2: at New York Liberty
- June 7: at Washington Mystics
- June 10: at Connecticut Sun
- June 13: vs. Atlanta Dream
- June 16: vs. Chicago Sky
- June 19: vs. Washington Mystics
- June 21: at Atlanta Dream
- June 23: at Chicago Sky
- June 27: at Seattle Storm
- June 30: at Phoenix Mercury
July
- July 2: at Las Vegas Aces
- July 6: vs. New York Liberty
- July 10: vs. Washington Mystics
- July 12: vs. Phoenix Mercury
- July 14: at Minnesota Lynx
- July 17: at Dallas Wings
August
- August 16: vs. Phoenix Mercury
- August 18: vs. Seattle Storm
- August 24: at Minnesota Lynx
- August 26: at Atlanta Dream
- August 28: vs. Connecticut Sun
- August 30: at Chicago Sky
September
- September 1: at Dallas Wings
- September 4: vs. Los Angeles Sparks
- September 6: vs. Minnesota Lynx
- September 8: vs. Atlanta Dream
- September 11: vs. Las Vegas Aces
- September 13: vs. Las Vegas Aces
- September 15: vs. Dallas Wings
- September 19: at Washington Mystics
The month-long break in schedule from July 17 until August 16 is due to the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. 12 WNBA stars are heading to the Olympics to represent Team USA while many others will represent their home nations.
WNBA Playoffs are scheduled to start on September 22.
getting @GainbridgeFH ready for opening night with our new court 🔥 pic.twitter.com/XcPqlUnyrj
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) May 14, 2024
Indiana Fever WNBA roster:
- 0 – Kelsey Mitchell – G – 5-8
- 1 – NaLyssa Smith – F – 6-foot-4
- 3 – Kristy Wallace – G – 5-11
- 5 – Victoria Saxton – F – 6-2
- 6 – Celeste Taylor – G – 5-11
- 7 – Aliyah Boston – F/C – 6-5
- 10 – Lexie Hull – G – 6-foot-1
- 12 – Damiris Dantas – F – 6-3
- 14 – Temi Fagbenle – C – 6-4
- 17 – Erica Wheeler – G – 5-7
- 22 – Caitlin Clark – G – 6-0
- 33 – Katie Lou Samuelson – F – 6-3
- 34 – Grace Berger – G – 6-0
- Head coach – Christie Sides
The Fever played two preseason games ahead of the May 14th season opener.
In the first preseason game, against the Dallas Wings, Indiana was still trying to find its footing and lost 76-79.
The second preseason game saw a turning of the tides, the Fever topped the Atlanta Dream 83-80 to split their preseason matchups.
first 5⃣ pic.twitter.com/vFZbCrkID0
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) June 2, 2024
Indiana Fever depth chart:
Starting five: Kelsey Mitchell, NaLyssa Smith, Kristy Wallace, Aliyah Boston, and Caitlin Clark
Backcourt depth: Celeste Taylor, Lexie Hull, Erica Wheeler, and Grace Berger
Frontcourt depth: Victoria Saxton, Damiris Dantas, Temi Fagbenle, and Katie Lou Samuelson