Caitlin Clark has helped bring millions of fans to the women's basketball with her signature shots from the midcourt logo and passing ability.

Clark is expected to be taken first by the Indiana Fever in the WNBA draft.

As part of the five-week online course at IUPUI, members of the Fever will learn ways to raise social awareness of the causes they support, as well as enhance their philanthropic activities and advocacy through their platform as athletes.

The WNBA stood with major sporting leagues across the country postponing games for several days last week.

Two former Indiana Pacers and Fever players and Butler Universitys head basketball coach are joining a demonstration Sunday to encourage voter registration and protest police brutality.

The Minnesota Lynx defense forced 21 turnovers and held Indiana to 35.7 percent shooting in the league's first Game 5 since 2009.

Following the championship game, the Fever will return to Indianapolis on Thursday morning. The team is expected to arrive at Indianapolis International Airport just before noon. The Indianapolis Airport Authority will throw a Fever Welcome Back Rally at Civic Plaza when the team arrives.

As they've done all playoffs, the Fever found a way to stave off elimination. Indiana is 5-0 in elimination games this postseason and 9-2 since the 2012 playoffs when it beat Minnesota for its lone title.

Briann January scored 17 points and Tamika Catchings had 11 points, nine rebounds and five assists for the Fever, who nearly won their second straight game on the road to open this rematch of the 2012 series won by Indiana.

Indiana Fever fans will have a chance to get free tickets to see Game 3 of the WNBA Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.