Sophie Cunningham said she didn't plan on blocking kids at her youth basketball camp, but that plan quickly went out the window.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham has become one of the most recognizable names in women's basketball. One could argue that the 6-foot-1 guard/forward could also be the WNBA's most polarizing figure.

Sophie Cunningham has become a fan favorite among Indiana Fever fans. After playing back-to-back games against the Storm and the Liberty, she hosted over 300 kids for a youth basketball camp on Sunday.

The Fever guard's point has taken on a life of its own over the past month

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham encouraged children to embrace their personalities and competitive sides while hosting a youth basketball camp in Carmel, Indiana. Sophie Cunningham has never apologized for the emotion she brings to the basketball court.

Sophie Cunningham's profile has grown since joining the Indiana Fever. In response to her transgender comments, she said Wednesday, "I stand on what I said."

Sophie Cunningham's pointing gesture has become iconic, and Brittney Griner tried it ahead of the Indiana Fever-Connecticut Sun game on Wednesday. The former teammates shared a lighthearted pregame moment that was captured on camera.

The landscape of professional women’s basketball has officially found its latest cultural flashpoint. Recently, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham sparked an intense national conversation by sharing her perspective on biological men competing in women ...

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham hosted over 300 children at a youth basketball camp in Carmel to inspire the next generation.

It now feels like ages ago when Sophie Cunningham and DeWanna Bonner were teammates with the Indiana Fever last season. That was actually their second stint as teammates after they first crossed paths when Cunningham was a rookie.