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Indianapolis is set to host the AT&T WNBA All-Star Weekend at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, featuring the All-Star Game, a skills challenge, and performances by renowned artists. The weekend will also include the fourth annual WNBA Live fan event and a symposium focused on women’s mentorship in sports. Fans can engage in various activities, including youth clinics and interactive experiences, making it a celebration of women’s basketball and community spirit.
Indianapolis will host the AT&T WNBA All-Star 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, marking the event’s debut in the city. The festivities are slated for the weekend of July 18-19, 2025, with the All-Star Game taking place on Saturday, July 19, at 8:30 p.m. ET, broadcast live on ABC.
The weekend will kick off on July 18 with a 3-point contest and skills challenge planned for 8 p.m. ET, which will be available for viewing on ESPN. This event brings together some of the best talents in women’s basketball and aims to showcase the league’s vibrant community.
On June 30, team captains for the All-Star game were announced. Caitlin Clark, representing the Indiana Fever, received a remarkable 1,293,526 votes. Napheesa Collier of the Minnesota Lynx garnered 1,176,020 votes. Their leadership will play a crucial role as they select their respective teams for the game, which promises to deliver thrilling matchups and a showcase of individual skills.
The All-Star team rosters were revealed on July 8, featuring exciting lineup decisions. Clark selected her teammate Aliyah Boston as the first overall pick, while Collier opted for Breanna Stewart as the second choice. Coach Sandy Brondello and her New York Liberty staff will lead Clark’s team, while Collier’s team will be under the guidance of Cheryl Reeve and her Lynx team. The uniforms for the event will see Clark’s team wearing gradient designs, while Collier’s team will sport black uniforms, adding to the visual spectacle of the competition.
A key highlight of the All-Star weekend is the fourth annual WNBA Live fan event at the Indiana Convention Center, scheduled for July 18-19. This event celebrates the intersection of basketball, entertainment, and culture, offering fans a unique experience to engage with their favorite players and the league.
Fever Fest will take place at Everwise Amphitheater on July 19, featuring an array of performers including The Kid LAROI, Cedric the Entertainer, Leslie Jones, Aida Rodriguez, G-Eazy, BIA, and 803Fresh, all hosted by Deon Cole. Following these performances, the All-Star watch party will commence at 8:30 p.m., allowing fans to cheer on for their favorite players in a festive environment.
Further enriching the weekend is the WISE-er Symposium, set for July 18, which focuses on mentorship and leadership for women. The symposium will feature keynote speaker Candace Parker along with a panel of female WNBA presidents, empowering attendees with insightful discussions on women’s roles in sports.
In addition to professional events, the weekend will also cater to youth activities, including dribble events and clinics hosted by former players, promoting youth engagement in sports. Family-friendly activities and an exhibition centered around women and girls in sports are also planned, ensuring that the event appeals to audiences of all ages.
Fans can look forward to even more interactive experiences at WNBA Live, which will provide opportunities for meet-and-greets with athletes, panel discussions, custom merchandise, and various basketball contests. The WNBA Events App, available in both Apple and Google app stores, will help fans navigate activities throughout the weekend, ensuring they do not miss any of the fun and excitement that the AT&T WNBA All-Star 2025 has to offer.
As the countdown to the All-Star weekend begins, anticipation builds for what promises to be an unforgettable celebration of women’s basketball in Indianapolis.
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