Caitlin Clark Roast’s Fever -teammates Sophie Cunningham, Lexie Hull after Photoshoot

• Caitlin Clark did a playful excavation on her Indiana Fever -teammates Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull for a Fotoshoot they did together
• “A little less tanning. A little more boll ladies,” said the basketball star
• The three athletes are ready for the beginning of the WNBA season 2025, which will start later this month

Caitlin Clark Am not afraid to do some fun on her Indiana Fever teammates.

After Sophie Cunningham shared a Instagram It contained pictures of her and Lexie Hull during a photoshoot in their official team shirts, Clark, 23, shared a playful excavation in the comment section.

“A little less tanning. A little more boll ladies,” she commented.

In the shared pictures, Cunningham, 28, could be seen holding a basketball as she posed next to Hull, 25. The two were similar to each other with her long blonde curls and matching uniforms.

Cunningham even noted his similarities and formed the post, “See Double.” Hull added in the comment episode “MHMMMM 😍😍😍.”

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Clark, Cunningham and Hull will start playing in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA )’s 2025 season later this month.

Cunningham joined Indiana Fever this season after playing for Phoenix Suns, while Hull was picked up by Indiana Fever during the 2022 WNBA draft.

When it comes to Clark, who set many records while playing for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes before being picked up by Indiana Fever during the draft 2024, she will start her second season with the team.

Before the beginning of the season, Clark told reporters that she spent her downtime becomes “stronger” So that she could play her best during her second season.

“It was my biggest focus in the off -season, just tried to get stronger and really work on it,” she told reporters after an exercise, according to Indianapolis star.

“And (I am) really grateful to Sarah, our strength and fitness coach, put in a lot of time with me, and we were here consistently,” Clark continued.

She added, “I think it was the biggest to myself, is just having that texture, being able to work with it for six months, or what it was. So I really feel much stronger.”

When it comes to returning to Indiana’s dressing room and reuniting with their teammates, Clark told reporters, “The vibbs are really good.”

“Of course we probably aren’t in the heat of battle yet, we compete here with each other, but at the same time all here support each other and have fun and enjoy it,” Clark said according to ESPN.