2011 Indiana Miss Basketball among Indiana Fever broadcasters for 2025 WNBA season
Indiana starts with a preseason matchup against the Washington Mystics on May 3. A day later, the Fever will take on the Brazil National Team in Iowa.
On May 2, the Fever announced its TV and radio broadcast teams for the upcoming WNBA season. This season, the Fan will be the Fever's official radio broadcast partner, according to a release.
'We're thrilled to bring the Indiana Fever to the airwaves on The Fan, which has a strong reputation for their top-tier sports coverage and commentary,' PS&E CEO Mel Raines said. 'This partnership is an exciting way for us to make Fever basketball more accessible and grow our fanbase across Indiana and beyond.'
The radio broadcast team will be made up of John Nolan and Bria Goss. Goss is an Indianapolis native and was the 2011 Miss Basketball winner for Ben Davis.
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