Stephanie White was introduced as coach of the Indiana Fever on Monday, and she was flanked by Fever general manager Amber Cox and team president Kelly Krauskopf. The dais alone is an indication the Fever are serious about not just replicating their 2012 championship season, but exceeding it.

White, who spent the last two seasons coaching the Connecticut Sun, has deep roots in the state of Indiana. The West Lebanon native played her collegiate ball at Purdue, then four seasons with the Fever at the WNBA level. She first joined the Fever as an assistant coach in 2011 before she was elevated to head coach for the 2015-16 seasons.

Stephanie White is returning home. The Indiana Fever announced White as its next head coach on Friday, just days after she left the Sun following two seasons and one WNBA Finals appearance. White, who was the 2023 WNBA Coach of the Year, is an Indiana native and former star guard at Purdue.

New Fever head coach Stephanie White is excited about getting creative with stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston.

Stephanie White said she is thrilled about every aspect of returning to her home state for her second stint as Indiana Fever head coach. But the chance to work with the past two WNBA Rookie of the Year award winners,

Stephanie White officially returns for a second stint as head coach of Indiana Fever. And she had a clear message to the team's young stars Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark. Stephanie White had her introductory press conference after coming back as head coach of the Indiana Fever on Monday,