Fever share Lexie Hull’s move away from basketball

Lexie Hull is amid a productive season with the Indiana Fever. She is a big part of their rotation and has been contributing solid numbers for the team. The veteran guard is also part of different activities off the court, with her latest shared the the Fever on Sunday.

Hull is coming off a seven-point, six-rebound performance against the Connecticut Sun on Friday. While it’s not eye-popping stats, she was instrumental in the 111-91 win. Her off-ball movement, energy and timely baskets helped Indiana secure its second consecutive victory and seventh in the last nine outings.

The Fever are 26-14 for the season and fourth in the standings. They have four games left after the FIBA World Cup break, with their eyes set on securing a top-three seed.

Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull (10) warms up.

Lexie Hull latest off-court move documented by Fever

Hull was in attendance at Victory Field as the Indianapolis Indians celebrated her on Lexie Hull night. The 26-year-old threw the first patch and met some fans for pictures and autographs. The Fever documented her activities, posting a video of with highlights of her day.

“Hi guys, it’s Lexie,” Hull said. “I’m here at the Indians game. Excited to meet some fans and throw out the first pitch… Thanks for coming along at my day at the ballpark. We had a lot of fun.”

“Thanks for coming along at my day at the ballpark!”

follow along as Lexie Hull met fans & threw out the first pitch for Lexie Hull Night at the @indyindians game pic.twitter.com/7WxA3vs6uF

— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) August 30, 2026

However, the Minor League team lost 9-6 to the Columbus Clippers despite Hull’s presence. Indianapolis is 34-23 this season and remains on top of the International League West.

Meanwhile, Hull and the Fever have three weeks off before they return to action on Sept. 18. They will visit the Toronto Tempo at Coca-Cola Coliseum to resume their regular season. The team has secured a playoff spot but need to win as much games as possible to be in the best position to contend for a title. Indiana will continue to rely heavily on Hull’s ability to produce solid numbers in support of Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston.