🚨Despite the Left's attacks, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has... gained over 1.1 MILLION FOLLOWERS on IG in just the past month, going from 1.5M to 2.6M. God bless Sophie for refusing to cave to the Left on not wanting men in women's sports. Other players should take notes!show more

Meet the women the “pro-woman” Left attacks: -Sydney Sweeney... for being a Republican. -Queen of Rap Nicki Minaj for supporting President Trump. -Singer Ella Langley for following the Charlie Kirk show. -Basketball star Sophie Cunningham for not wanting men in women’s sports.show more

Sophie Cunningham arrives back on the court after halftime... in Dallas after Texas Values & other groups had a rally outside supporting her! We welcomed WNBA player and Save Women’s Sports leader Sophie Cunningham to Texas to show her that Saving Women’s Sports is a Texas Value! Sophie Cunningham Moms for Liberty Moms for America ICONS Watch the full rally & press conference here:show more

🔥 NOW: Moms and daughters are flooding Sophie Cunningham's... game tonight in SUPPORT of blocking men in women's sports, standing up to the transgender cult "PROTECT WOMEN'S SPORTS" "THANK YOU, SOPHIE" LFG! The WNBA should choose BASIC BIOLOGY and protecting girls instead of trying to continue push insanity. 📸 Texas Values (text txvalues to 797979 for update)show more

Happy 30th Birthday to Sophie Cunningham Today the Indiana... Fever and WNBA fans are celebrating Sophie Cunningham as she turns 30. The Missouri product and Fever guard has brought toughness, energy, and sharpshooting to Indiana since joining the team. Known for her intensity on the court and loyalty to her teammates, Cunningham continues to make an impact both as a player and a presence in the locker room. Sophie has made a name for herself not just by being a strong player, but by standing up for what she believes is right. The WNBA and the country could benefit from more athletes willing to do the same. Wishing Sophie a great birthday and continued success this season.show more

🚨 UPDATE: Sophie Cunningham was reportedly the ONLY player... again to place her hand over her heart during the USA national anthem at a recent game God bless Sophie Cunningham! She's on the RIGHT side of history, supporting America, defending girls and doing the right thing! 👏🏻show more

Hugh Laurie Backs Sophie Cunningham on Fairness in Women’s... Sports The House star recently made his position clear in support of the WNBA player. In a recent exchange he said: “No, I don’t believe men should compete against women. I thought I’d made that pretty clear… And yes, I support Sophie Cunningham.” I’m glad to see more people speaking up for fairness and protecting women’s sports categories. It’s a simple matter of equality. Thank you, Hugh.show more

🚨 OMG. WNBA player DiJonai Carrington just ATTACKED Sophie... Cunningham in the face and neck, got ejected, and then cried "white privilege" on social media Literally a straight shot that could've SEVERELY injured Cunningham. This is anti-white targeting. Cunningham was visibly furious. They are NOT going to stop until they hurt her. It has to stopshow more

🚨 UPDATE: Sophie Cunningham's name has been BANNED from... the WNBA subreddit because she opposes men in women's sports A cesspool of MENTAL ILLNESS! If anything, this is an endorsement that she has common sense.show more

And Sophie Cunningham was NOT PLEASED with DiJonai Cartington’s... wild foul on her in the air. And it was about to be a REAL BRAWL 🎥 The Whole Delivery #WNBAshow more

Sophie Cunningham signs our poster with “Keep being you,... we are behind you” for Save Women’s Sports Leader & College Athlete from Texas Brooke Slusser after the game! Thank you to Sophie Cunningham for signing posters and taking pictures with everyone after the game. Thank you to everyone who attended today’s rally & game ❤️ Men do not belong in women’s sports or private spaces.show more

DiJonai Carrington ejected after hard foul on Sophie Cunningham... Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected in the first quarter Saturday after a flagrant 2 foul on Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham. This AI dramatization shows the sequence: Cunningham went up for a layup when Carrington hit her high in the face from behind. Cunningham fell to the floor, got up, and shoved Carrington before teammates separated them. Officials reviewed the play and ruled the foul “unnecessary” and “excessive.” Carrington looked stunned as she left the game. The WNBA needs to do a better job protecting its players from these kinds of hard, unnecessary fouls. Stars shouldn’t have to absorb contact like this and then fight through the aftermath.show more

The women's game has never been more popular, thanks... to stars like Caitlin Clark and JUJU WATKINS! Jaime Maggio sits down with Sophie Cunningham to talk about the growth of the game and what to expect in the WNBA tonight at 5:45/10:45 @kcalnewsshow more

🚨 UPDATE: Attorney General of Florida James Uthmeier says... if WNBA players like DiJonai Carrington launch violent attacks in FLORIDA — like she did against Sophie Cunningham — he'll bring ASSAULT charges "The WNBA knows better than to play games down here in Florida, because I'll be charging people with assault!" 🔥show more

Here’s footage from the Fever* vs Dream game showing... Atlanta refusing to be on the court for the National Anthem & only making their way onto the floor once it was over… Insanely disrespectful to America 🇺🇸 *Sophie Cunningham was only player with her hand over her heartshow more

Trans activists confront Sophie Cunningham supporters outside the Indiana... Fever's game in Minnesota as Cunningham's stance on protecting women's sports becomes a major flash point across the WNBA. Videos show protesters shouting insults through megaphones, attempting to snatch XX-XY Athletics shirts, displaying a vulgar sign over supporters, and one physical confrontation that requires security intervention. It's the third supporter rally organized since Cunningham publicly said female athletes "shouldn't have to go against biological men." Read more⬇️show more

🇺🇸🏀⚡️- WNBA star Sophie Cunningham, who has faced backlash... for defending the removal of transgenders from women’s sports, was fouled hard by her Black opponent, DiJonai Carrington, who was then ejected from the game. Carrington later took to social media and claimed that White privilege was the reason for her ejection. It’s worth noting that the WNBA does not seem to enforce strict rules against racial attacks within its league, as exemplified by Caitlin Clark being repeatedly attacked by Black opponents.show more

Sophie Cunningham was out signing autographs for little girls... before her game in Dallas. She’s a true role model and hero to so many young girls and their parents. The WNBA and the Left hate her for it.show more

WNBA Officiating Is A Joke: There’s no other way... to put it! The constant mauling of Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham is out of hand! Cunningham got taken out by a falling Bria Hartley with a knee injury. Indiana rallied from 21 down to beat the Sun 99–93 in OT! That is the biggest comeback in franchise history. UPDATE: An MRI has been scheduled for Monday, presumably when the team returns to Indianapolis.show more

The Indiana Fever shut down a question about Sophie... Cunningham's comments on women's sports before abruptly ending a postgame press conference. After Aliyah Boston answered a separate question, an OutKick reporter attempted to ask Boston about Cunningham's recent remarks on transgender athletes in women's sports. A Fever representative quickly jumped in, saying, "We’re going to wrap up here." The exchange was also omitted from the Fever's official YouTube upload of the press conference.show more

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham Reportedly Dominate WNBA Jersey... Sales at 71% — (Video: AI) According to recent reports, these two stars currently hold the top two spots in WNBA jersey sales and together account for a reported 71% of the league’s total merchandise sales in that category. This is a massive show of fan support for Clark and Cunningham, who have brought enormous visibility, excitement, and revenue to the league. Their popularity has helped drive overall interest and growth in women’s basketball at a time when the WNBA needs exactly that kind of star power. Given the clear positive financial impact these two players are having on the league and the sport as a whole, you’d expect the WNBA to prioritize protecting them more aggressively on and off the court. Does the fact that Clark and Cunningham dominate 71% of jersey sales prove that star power and talent are what truly drive interest and revenue in women’s basketball? (Sources: Sportskeeda / TheseLeagues)show more