Kelly Krauskopf has resigned from her position as president of the Indiana Fever, the Women’s National Basketball Association team announced on Friday. Krauskopf’s departure marks a significant change in the team’s leadership, though no specific reasons for her decision were disclosed.

During her tenure, Krauskopf played a key role in overseeing the operations and development of the Fever franchise. Her leadership contributed to the team’s efforts both on and off the court, as the Fever sought to build competitive rosters and strengthen their presence in the league and community.

The announcement did not specify a timeline for naming her successor or detail any transitional arrangements. The Fever organization is expected to initiate a search for new leadership as it looks to continue its growth and maintain stability within the WNBA.

Krauskopf’s exit comes amid ongoing changes in the league, with several teams reviewing their strategies and personnel as the WNBA prepares for upcoming seasons. The impact of her departure on the Fever’s future plans will be closely watched by stakeholders and fans alike.