Indiana Fever deny sexual harassment claim made by former player
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 12:34 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
The Indiana Fever have issued a statement denying any prior allegations of sexual harassment following comments from former player Brianna Turner. Turner claimed that sexual harassment led to the firing of a male staffer and asserted that players were discouraged from speaking out. The Fever's statement emphasized their commitment to maintaining a respectful workplace and asserted there had been no allegations before Turner’s comments on July 22. Turner defended her claims in a related nine-tweet thread. She was in Indianapolis with her current team, the Las Vegas Aces, for a game scheduled shortly after her comments.
- •Indiana Fever deny sexual harassment claim by Brianna Turner.
- •Turner alleges staffer was fired for sexual harassment.
- •Fever prioritize a respectful workplace, refuting Turner's claims.
- •Turner shared her post on Twitter in July 22 thread.
- •She currently plays for the Las Vegas Aces in 2026.
- 12:34 AMYahoo Sports — Indiana Fever deny 'allegation of sexual harassment' 2 weeks after former player made claim
"The Indiana Fever issued a new statement Wednesday to "set the record straight."
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