Sophie Cunningham stands for national anthem amid WNBA controversy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 8:05 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham made headlines during the national anthem before a game against the Atlanta Dream on August 14, 2026. As her teammates remained off the court, Cunningham stood with her hand on her heart, attracting attention from Turning Point USA, which commended her actions. This incident follows Cunningham's previous remarks on the trans-athlete debate, which have been polarizing. According to WNBA rules, players are required to be on the court during the anthem; however, the league has yet to take action regarding the Dream's absence. The incident has further ignited discussions surrounding Cunningham's views and prompted rallies from fans on both sides of the issue.
- •Cunningham stood during the anthem while teammates did not take the court.
- •Turning Point USA praised Cunningham's actions on social media.
- •WNBA rules mandate players must be present during the anthem.
- •Cunningham has faced backlash for her stance on trans athletes.
- •Fans have rallied outside Fever games in response to the controversy.
- 8:05 PMYahoo Sports — ‘It’s Okay To Love America’ – Turning Point USA Backs Sophie Cunningham Amid WNBA’s National Anthem Controversy
"Sophie Cunningham has established herself as one of the most polarizing figures in the WNBA with her comments on the trans-athlete debate. Now, another off-court controversy regarding the Indiana Fever star has blown up, and it’s about the pregame national anthem.
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