Sophie Cunningham gives Fever fans another chance to connect as meet & greet event gets new date
Indiana Fever fans will have another opportunity to connect with Sophie Cunningham after her live autograph signing received a new date. The event, organised...
Indiana Fever fans will have another opportunity to connect with Sophie Cunningham after her live autograph signing received a new date.
The event, organised by Prime Time Sports and Framing, will now take place on September 15 at noon ET after originally being scheduled for August 25.
The updated date is listed on the company's official eBay Live page, where Cunningham is the featured guest. Prime Time Sports also describes the event as a live-streamed private signing on their official website.
Sophie Cunningham event set for September 15
The rescheduled signing will give fans and collectors a chance to interact with Cunningham away from the basketball court.
Rather than watching the Fever forward compete in a WNBA game, supporters will be able to see her take part in a private signing while interacting with collectors and signing memorabilia.
Details regarding available items and participation can be found through Prime Time Sports and their eBay storefront.
The new date also comes before Indiana's return to action following the league's break for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
For Cunningham, the event provides an opportunity to spend time with the Fever supporters who have developed a strong connection with her.
Her aggressive style of play and willingness to defend her teammates have contributed to that bond, making the signing another chance for fans to connect with a player who has become a popular figure in Indiana.
The original August 25 date was postponed, meaning collectors will have to wait until September 15 for the event.
When the new date arrives, Cunningham will turn her attention away from the court for the signing before preparing for the Fever's return to WNBA action.
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