Donald Trump praises Sophie Cunningham at campaign rally in Ohio
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 2:42 AM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

At a rally in Youngstown, Ohio on October 12, 2026, Donald Trump commented on WNBA free agent Sophie Cunningham, praising her as a beautiful woman and suggesting she would boost attendance for a team. Trump implied her value lies more in presence than basketball skill, despite Cunningham's on-court performance in 2025, where she ranked among the top three-point shooters and played a significant role in the Indiana Fever's playoff push. Following the rally, Cunningham's future team prospects remain uncertain as several franchises consider her for the upcoming season. Attendance could be a factor in her appeal, as she acknowledged this aspect previously.
- •Donald Trump spoke in Youngstown, Ohio on October 12, 2026.
- •Trump commented positively on Sophie Cunningham's appeal.
- •Cunningham is a notable free agent after 2025 season.
- •She ranked among the top three-point shooters in the league.
- •Cunningham's future with a team is still being determined.
- 2:42 AMYahoo Sports — Donald Trump gives ‘beautiful’ Sophie Cunningham scouting report during rally speech
"Trump thinks Sophie Cunningham is great for attendance.
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