Fever release renderings for new three-story, $78 million training facility

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Fever release renderings for new three-story, $78 million training facility

Fever release renderings for new three-story, $78 million training facility

The Indiana Fever revealed renderings of their new $78 million practice facility on Thursday. The Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center is set to become the largest and most advanced training facility in the WNBA, and it is expected to open before the 2027 WNBA season, according to a news release.

Fever release renderings for new three-story, $78 million training facility

The Indiana Fever revealed renderings of their new $78 million practice facility on Thursday. The Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center is set to become the largest and most advanced training facility in the WNBA, and it is expected to open before the 2027 WNBA season, according to a news release. The 108,000-square-foot, three-story building will become the year-round home of the Fever and is located in downtown Indianapolis, near Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Fever and the NBA’s Indiana P

The Indiana Fever just gave fans a spectacular first look at the future. On Thursday, the franchise unveiled the official renderings for their new, state-of-the-art training complex, a project that signals a massive commitment to the team and the WNBA at large.

Dubbed the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center, this $78 million, three-story facility is poised to become the largest and most advanced training hub in the entire league. Slated to open before the 2027 season, it represents a game-changing investment in player development and wellness.

The 108,000-square-foot building will serve as the Fever's year-round home, strategically located in downtown Indianapolis just steps from their game arena, Gainbridge Fieldhouse. This proximity creates a seamless professional ecosystem for the athletes.

"These renderings bring our vision into focus," said Fever team president Kelly Krauskopf. "Every element... has been intentionally designed around our players... This will set a new standard for women’s sports."

That standard includes an incredible array of player-centric amenities. The design features light-filled dual practice courts, a comprehensive recovery suite with sauna and massage rooms, a luxury locker room, and a chef-driven nutrition program. Beyond pure athletics, it will also house a content studio, a player salon, and dedicated child care spaces, addressing the holistic needs of the professional athlete.

A central gathering space called "The Hub" will celebrate team history and achievements, while the ground level will include fan-facing experiences and a public Hall of Excellence, connecting the community to the franchise's legacy.

The player-driven design philosophy has already earned high praise. Star center Aliyah Boston stated, "I am grateful that our organization continues to invest in the Fever and set the standard for player care... I can’t wait until we make this building our home."

With construction already underway since last summer, the Fever are building more than a facility—they're constructing a flagship destination that elevates the entire professional sports landscape in Indianapolis and beyond.

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