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Cunningham Reaffirms ‘Biological Men Only’ Stance After Fever Win

7/24/2026

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Sophie Cunningham said she wants to protect sports by keeping biological men, reaffirming the view after the Indiana Fever’s July 23, 2026 win over the Connecticut Sun.
She told reporters she will not change her position while the Fever denied involvement in a Republican letter demanding the WNBA protect Caitlin Clark.
Karoline Leavitt praised Cunningham’s view, noting U.S. President Donald Trump’s February 2025 order and Supreme Court bans in West Virginia and Idaho.

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Sophie Cunningham said she wants to protect sports by keeping biological men, reaffirming the view after the Indiana Fever’s July 23, 2026 win over the Connecticut Sun.
She told reporters she will not change her position while the Fever denied involvement in a Republican letter demanding the WNBA protect Caitlin Clark.
Karoline Leavitt praised Cunningham’s view, noting U.S. President Donald Trump’s February 2025 order and Supreme Court bans in West Virginia and Idaho.