Who is the greatest Indiana Fever player of all time?

By YPB Team

From franchise icons who defined the Fever's championship era to today's rising stars transforming the WNBA's national profile, this roster spans generations of talent. Which player is the greatest Indiana Fever of all time?

Caitlin Clark — ranked #11
Caitlin Clark
The 2024 Rookie of the Year who set WNBA single-season assist records and shattered attendance figures, transforming the league's popularity.
1000pts
Aliyah Boston — ranked #22
Aliyah Boston
The 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year who formed a dynamic duo with Caitlin Clark, bringing versatility and defensive intensity to Indiana.
844pts
Tiffany Mitchell — ranked #33
Tiffany Mitchell
A speedy, athletic guard who spent several seasons with the Fever developing into a key offensive contributor and fan favorite.
758pts
Natalie Achonwa — ranked #44
Natalie Achonwa
A Nigerian-Canadian forward who spent formative years with Indiana, known for her versatility in the post and steady contributions.
584pts
Kelsey Mitchell — ranked #55
Kelsey Mitchell
A prolific scorer who became one of the Fever's most dynamic offensive threats, consistently ranking among the WNBA's top guards.
273pts
Erica Wheeler — ranked #66
Erica Wheeler
An undrafted player who worked her way onto the Fever roster and became a reliable guard known for clutch performances and leadership.
273pts
Victoria Vivians — ranked #77
Victoria Vivians
A two-time WNBA All-Star who emerged as one of Indiana's top scorers, combining athleticism and shooting range during her Fever tenure.
273pts
Katie Douglas — ranked #88
Katie Douglas
A two-time All-Star (2009, 2011) and key contributor during Indiana's most competitive years, averaging 17.6 points per game in her debut Fever season.
273pts
Tammy Sutton-Brown — ranked #99
Tammy Sutton-Brown
A veteran center who joined Indiana and immediately earned an All-Star selection, becoming a starter on the 2012 championship team.
273pts
Tamika Catchings — ranked #1010
Tamika Catchings
A 15-year Fever legend, 10-time All-Star, five-time Defensive Player of the Year, and the 2011 MVP who led Indiana to its only WNBA title in 2012.
1pts
Briann January — ranked #1111
Briann January
A seven-time All-Defensive team honoree who spent nine seasons with the Fever, anchoring Indiana's defense during its 2012 championship run.
1pts
Ebony Hoffman — ranked #1212
Ebony Hoffman
A big inside presence who played key minutes for Indiana's early competitive squads in the mid-2000s.
1pts

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