Brianna Turner, a former player for the Indiana Fever, has accused the organization of firing a male staff member due to sexual harassment allegations during her tenure. Turner made these claims on X following comments made by current Fever player Sophie Cunningham regarding the participation of trans athletes in women's sports. Cunningham expressed her desire to protect young girls in sports from competing against biological males. In response, Turner criticized Cunningham's stance, asserting that the Fever's handling of harassment issues poses a greater threat to the sport than trans athletes. Turner emphasized the need to address sexism, misogyny, homophobia, and racism in sports. The Indiana Fever released a statement affirming their commitment to maintaining a respectful workplace and stated they do not comment on personnel matters involving former employees. It is currently unclear if the WNBA will investigate Turner's allegations.
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Brianna Turner alleges Indiana Fever covered up harassment claims
Brianna Turner has accused the Indiana Fever of covering up harassment allegations after the organization reportedly fired a male staff member. This statement came in response to comments made by Sophie Cunningham regarding trans athletes in women's sports. The Fever has stated their priority is to maintain a respectful workplace but did not comment on the specific allegations.
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Former Fever player responds to Sophie Cunningham by alleging Indiana harassment cover-up
Brianna Turner alleges Indiana Fever covered up harassment claims