Sophie Caningham run with the officer during the victory of PHEVER Playoff against Dream
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Sophie Caningham, the star of Indiana, conducted a close discussion with a policewoman during the team’s victory in the qualifiers against Atlanta Dream on Thursday night in Atlanta.
With a little more than four minutes remain in the fourth quarter and the six -led dream, the dream player Odysse Sims suffered an injury, which led to a deadline. During that time period, Knungham went to the center of the center with Wnba Phenom Caitlin Clarak closely followed.
There, a policewoman met them in Atlanta and it seems that she informs them of the spare copy. Knongham did not kneel until after the exchange of words with the police.
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Later, Caningham returned a picture of a photo of a meeting with the police on social media with the comment, “This is some aura.”
Even with Cunningham and Clark this year, The Fever won the game and the series to advance in the WNBA qualifiers. The team will face the foundations of Las Vegas in the next round.
Ketlin Clark, his former teammate on the fever team, Diwana Boner has a gunshot during the game
Sophie Caningham and Citlin Clark interact from Indiana fever from the bench in the second quarter against Phoenix Mercury at Gipridge Field House on July 30, 2025, in Indianapolis. (Dylan Boyle/Getty Emmaiz)
But the fever will have to continue searching for the qualifiers without two The biggest stars In Caningham and Clake because they will not return this season.
However, the cameras in the two stars are likely to be trash often as long as the team is still playing.
Cunningham and Clark were a frequent focus of broadcast cameras and media attention throughout the team’s qualifying period while they remained dominant due to injury.
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Indiana Ketlin Clark is smiling as looking for the team’s seat after a pass to the basket that led to a degree in the second half against the Dallas Wings on September 1, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
During match 2 against the dream earlier this week, Clark and Keningham Virusians went after expressing an illustrative gesture to the officials, in protest against the dream player to travel.
Later in the game, when officials called to travel to Atlanta, Clark was seen imitating the gesture again, vibrant.
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