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ATLANTA (AP) — NaLyssa Smith scored 23 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to help the Indiana Fever end a WNBA record-tying 20-game losing streak with a 90-87 win over the Atlanta Dream. The Fever had lost 20 in a row dating back to last season to tie the Tulsa Shock for the most consecutive losses all-time. Indiana lost its final 18 games last season before dropping its first two this year. After an Indiana miss, Alyssa Gray took the long rebound quickly downcourt and drove on Kelsey Mitchell. A foul was called but Fever coach Christie Sides challenged it. After a review, officials determined there wasn't enough contact to warrant a foul.

Check out these photos from the Indiana Fever home opener against the Connecticut Sun on May 19, 2023! Check out the article breaking down the...

During their season-opener at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the Indiana Fever put up a gutsy effort against the Connecticut Sun. However, the Fever fell short, with...

Joe Hogsett, mayor of Indianapolis, declared this Friday Paint the Town Red Day. This proclamation supports the Indiana Fever's season opener and their move...

Jeff Teague, former NBA player and Indianapolis native, was named the new head coach of the Pike High School boys’ basketball team. Teague is no...

Earlier this week, the Noblesville Common Council approved a partnership agreement with Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) to create an 85,000-square-foot arena for the...

Everyone knows that Indiana is basketball country. That fact  will be on display this weekend at the Midwest Challenge. Prep Ball Stars will host the...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Stephen Curry scored a playoff career-high 50 points and answered time and again to will the defending champions on in their quest for a repeat, Kevon Looney grabbed 21 rebounds, and the Golden State Warriors advanced to the Western Conference semifinals by beating the Sacramento Kings 120-100 in the winner-take-all Game 7. Curry's points are the most in NBA history in a Game 7, topping former teammate Kevin Durant's 48 for the Nets against Milwaukee in 2021. The Warriors fell behind 2-0 in this series then won twice on the road in front of a hostile, cowbell-clanging crowd in the state capital to become the first reigning champion to drop the first two games and win any postseason series.

Last week, the Indiana Fever and Indiana Pacers presented the Indiana High School Sports Awards show. Clowes Memorial Hall at Butler University was packed...

It was an electric scene at Gainbridge Fieldhouse as hundreds of Indiana Fever fans gathered to witness an unprecedented moment in WNBA history. For...