From Fresno to the Fever, Aari McDonald blends speed, skill and resilience, carving her mark on the WNBA while balancing life, love and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Check all about the Indiana player.

Not only was Barnes a massive part of turning things around but so was star guard Aari McDonald, who followed her coach from Washington to Tucson and helped build a tough physical program. While in Tucson,

The Indiana Fever announced Friday that guards Aari McDonald and Sydney Colson will both miss the remainder of the 2025 WNBA season.

The Indiana Fever saw both Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald go down with injuries against the Phoenix Mercury, and things don't look good.

The Indiana Fever announced on Friday afternon that they’ll be without two rotation players for the rest of the season: guards Sydney Colson (torn left ACL) and Aari McDonald (broken right foot). That means they officially have no healthy point guards, as Caitlin Clark remains sidelined with a right groin strain she re-aggravated last month.

The Indiana Fever faced a desperate situation as they headed into Sunday’s game vs. the Connecticut Sun without guards Sydney Colson, Aari McDonald and Caitlin Clark.

Those fears were confirmed on Tuesday with the team announcing guard Sophie Cunningham is out for the season with a right knee injury suffered in the second quarter of the Fever's stirring 99-93 overtime win against the Connecticut Sun.

The response from Indiana, though, was indicative of the resiliency that has come to define the team this season. Despite only having three available guards and running a variety of zone defenses only installed during shootaround on Saturday morning, the Fever controlled the game from nearly start to finish, knocking off the Sky, 92-70.

Stephanie White’s Strong Message After Fever Sign Guard With 0 WNBA Minutes originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Stephanie White and the Indiana Fever found themselves with a point guard problem as Caitlin Clark (groin), Aari McDonald (foot) and Sydney Colson (knee) are all dealing with injuries.

Watch Aari McDonald's career-high performance with the Indiana Fever! This WNBA highlight reel showcases why she's becoming one of the most exciting guards in the league.

These rankings reflect where each WNBA team stands after week 11 of the 2025 season. Teams are ranked 1-13 and are grouped by tiers.