…on the very same team—Indiana fever.
The Indiana Fever roster includes prominent white Christian players such as Caitlin Clark, Lexie Hull, Sophie Cunningham and Grace VanSlooten. While fans and media often track player groupings or specific trios like Clark, Hull, Cunningham (sometimes playfully nicknamed “Tres Leches”), VanSlooten rounds out this distinguished group as the “Bombshell Quartet”.
Key Roster Members
- Caitlin Clark: Guard wearing #22
- Lexie Hull: Guard wearing #10
- Sophie Cunningham: Guard wearing #8
- Grace VanSlooten: Forward wearing #14
As for the devout Christian faith, each of these four Fever players has spoken or done things that publicly demomstrate their commitment to God, family and country.
Caitlin Clark is Catholic. She grew up attending St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School for elementary and middle school, and later graduated from Dowling Catholic High School in West Des Moines, Iowa. She has spoken publicly about how daily prayer and her Catholic upbringing shaped her education and values.
Sophie Cunningham is a practicing Christian. The WNBA guard has openly discussed her devout faith in Jesus Christ, sharing scriptures, praying before games, and stating that her confidence and success on the court come from God. She also publicly shared her adult baptism, describing it as a deeply personal decision and one of the best choices of her life.
Lexie Hull has a strong background tied to the Christian church, having grown up attending a Lutheran church in Washington, and she has appeared as a guest interviewee at Northview Church.
While WNBA forward Grace VanSlooten has not explicitly spoken publicly in depth about her specific personal religious beliefs, her background shows close ties to Christian and Catholic institutions.