Sophie Cunningham continued her strong stretch of play for the Indiana Fever on Sunday, putting together another strong game during her team’s blowout 102-83 win over the Dallas Wings. Facing off against rookie standout Paige Bueckers and company, Cunningham came off the bench and made every minute count.
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Just two days after delivering her first double-double of the season in a victory over Atlanta, Cunningham followed it up with another well-rounded effort. She finished with 13 points while hitting five of her six shots, collected five rebounds, handed out three assists, and knocked down two shots from long range in only 22 minutes on the court.
Milestone Sunday
Sunday’s game also marked a notable achievement for the 28-year-old guard. Cunningham officially reached 1,500 career points, a moment that drew warm recognition from the Fever organization. The team took to Instagram to acknowledge the milestone and celebrate the veteran's contribution to the squad.
Fans were quick to respond with heartfelt messages of support. Comments poured in from supporters who have followed Cunningham’s journey, many calling her an inspiration and a fan favorite.
One comment read, “You’ve worked hard for this. What a season it’s been so far. Keep going.” Others shared their excitement by calling her a role model and using nicknames like “Black Belt Barbie” and “the queen of the WNBA.”
Even though Cunningham isn’t the team’s leading scorer, she averages 6.3 points per game , her energy, toughness, and leadership have been crucial for Indiana’s resurgence. Her presence goes beyond stats, providing a steadying force for a team with championship goals.
As Indiana looks to maintain momentum and remain in playoff contention, Cunningham’s consistency and poise off the bench will be a major asset. Her milestone is just one sign of her continuing impact both on and off the court.
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