Restricted free agent Lexie Hull is signing a multiyear deal to return to the Indiana Fever, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
Hull announced her return in a TikTok with close friend and Fever star Caitlin Clark.
Hull, a 6-foot-1 guard, was a popular free agent who weighed several options but opted to return to the Fever and keep their young core together, sources told ESPN.
Indiana is looking to continue to build around its All-WNBA talent in Aliyah Boston and Clark. In addition to re-signing Hull, the Fever have brought back franchise stalwart and 2025 first-team All-WNBA selection Kelsey Mitchell on a one-year deal at the $1.4 million supermax.
Known for her grit and hustle, Hull registered career highs in points (7.2), rebounds (4.3) and assists (1.8) last season with the Fever, where she started 30 of 44 games and helped them to a surprise semifinal berth despite a rash of injuries. She also shot 36.7% from the 3-point arc last season.
Hull has spent her entire career in Indiana after the Fever drafted her sixth overall in 2022. She won a national championship with Stanford in 2021 and the inaugural Unrivaled title with Rose BC in 2025.
The Fever are also signing free agent forward Monique Billings and guard Ty Harris, sources confirmed to ESPN.
The 6-foot-4 Billings arrives in Indiana after spending the 2025 campaign with the Golden State Valkyries, who selected her in their expansion draft out of Phoenix. She posted 7.3 PPG and 4.5 RPG in 2025, primarily coming off the bench.
Prior to her time with the expansion team, she completed stints with the Mercury, Dallas Wings and spent the majority of her career with the Atlanta Dream, who in 2018 drafted her in the second round out of UCLA.
Harris joins the Fever after stints in Dallas and Connecticut.
She was limited to just five games last season with a knee injury but had a career season in 2024 with the Sun, averaging 10.5 points and 3.0 assists per game while shooting 39.5% from the 3-point arc. Harris spent the 2023 and 2024 campaigns in Connecticut playing under current Fever coach Stephanie White and the staff she ultimately brought over to Indiana from Uncasville.
The Indy Star was first to report the news of Harris' agreement with the Fever.