What Caitlin Clark and Others Said at Indiana Fever Training Camp

The Indiana Fever are officially back. Training camp has opened ahead of the highly-anticipated 2026 WNBA season, and the Fever, like all teams, will have to get acclimated to the ramp up for the season quickly. That's because free agency, the WNBA Draft, and camp have all taken place in rapid succession after the new CBA was agreed to last month.

The good news for the Fever is that the core of the squad remains the same, so it shouldn't take long for the chemistry to be recaptured.

Here is what Caitlin Clark and others had to say as camp opened.

Caitlin Clark Talks Health and Credits Front Office

Clark appeared in only 13 games in 2025 due to a litany of injuries, so her health remains top of mind for fans. Clark reiterated that she is 100% before making it clear she is on board with the team's plans not to push her too hard in training camp.

"I'm the person that doesn't want to sit out a single rep. I want to be in there every single time. I just love competing and I love playing. None of that has changed. But I think just being a little bit smarter with my body, and understanding what it takes...taking care of my body at this point in the season is probably the most important thing," she said.

"Nobody get hung up on this, I don't want this to be a story," she later added when talking about the leadership opportunity watching from the sidelines can bring—again emphasizing that she is a full-go.

Clark also spoke on the team's offseason.

"I think it went great. You have to give our front office credit, it's a very condensed timeline."

She went on to express gratitude for the players like Kelsey Mitchell, Lexie Hull, and Sophie Cunningham who decided to return and the players who joined the team in free agency.

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