Which Indiana Fever players are in AU Pro Basketball?

Bree Hall, Shey Peddy, Aerial Powers, Brianna Turner, and Odyssey Sims are playing in the 2026 AU Pro Basketball season.

What is Sydney Colson doing in the offseason?

Sydney Colson, recovering from an ACL tear, is joining the AU Pro Basketball broadcast team and is on the player executive committee.

When does the AU Pro Basketball season start?

The fifth season of AU Pro Basketball is scheduled to tip off on February 4th in Nashville.

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Fever Stars Compete in AU Pro Basketball

22 Jan

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Summary

Several Indiana Fever players are participating in offseason leagues.
Sydney Colson transitions to broadcasting for AU Pro Basketball.
The WNBA announced a broadcast partnership with AU Pro Basketball.

Fever Stars Compete in AU Pro Basketball

The Indiana Fever's offseason is proving to be a busy period for its players after their successful 2025 playoff campaign. Superstar Caitlin Clark has made her return to basketball with USA Basketball after recovering from a groin injury sustained last season. Many other Fever players are honing their skills in overseas leagues to maintain their competitive edge.

Key players Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell are currently making a splash in Miami's Unrivaled 3-on-3 league. Furthermore, the WNBA recently announced a broadcast partnership with AU Pro Basketball, a league that will feature several Indiana Fever athletes in its fifth season, commencing February 4th in Nashville. This collaboration ensures fans can follow their favorite players throughout the offseason.

Five members of the 2025 Indiana Fever roster—Bree Hall, Shey Peddy, Aerial Powers, Brianna Turner, and Odyssey Sims—are slated to play in the 2026 AU Pro Basketball season. Veteran guard Sydney Colson, whose season was cut short by an ACL tear, has taken on a new role. She has joined the AU Pro Basketball player executive committee and will also be part of the broadcast team, providing analysis for games involving her Indiana teammates. All 24 games will be accessible via ESPN and the WNBA app.