Brianna Turner alleges harassment cover-up by Indiana Fever organization
Fox News • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 3:12 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026

Former Indiana Fever player Brianna Turner has made serious allegations against the organization, claiming it fired a male staff member due to sexual harassment allegations during her tenure. Turner’s comments challenge current Fever player Sophie Cunningham’s stance on issues regarding trans athletes. The allegations have surfaced amidst ongoing discussions surrounding player treatment and organizational accountability within the WNBA.
- •Brianna Turner claims firing of male staff member was due to sexual harassment.
- •Turner challenges Sophie Cunningham's views on trans athletes.
- •The allegations come amid heightened scrutiny of the Fever's workplace practices.
- •Turner played for the Fever during the time of the alleged incidents.
- •Cunningham's remarks have sparked new debates within the WNBA.
- 3:12 AMFox News — Former Fever player responds to Sophie Cunningham by alleging Indiana harassment cover-up - Fox News
"Brianna Turner claims the Indiana Fever fired a male staff member for sexual harassment, challenging Sophie Cunningham's stance on trans athletes.
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