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From Tamika Catchings' record-breaking retirement ceremony to Shenise Johnson's free throw perfection, continue reading as we countdown the Top 16 Fever moments of 2016.

The WNBA is offering an assist to players trying to stay safe while traveling overseas. The league has partnered with LiveSafe, a safety communications platform, to provide a mobile security app to its 60-plus players competing in Russia, Turkey, China and other countries this offseason. The app debuted this week, and players are already signing up.

Coleman appeared in 32 games (21 starts) in her third year with the Fever and averaged 8.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, and two assists in 24.4 minutes per game. She shot 34.6 percent from the field, 26.8 percent from 3-point range, and 75.3 percent from the charity stripe.

Prior to tipoff of Wednesday's playoff game, Fever players took part in a silent protest to bring light to pressing social issues in America today. In an effort to clearly define her position, Fever forward Marissa Coleman has penned the following statement to fans.

The Indiana Fever have signed forward Marissa Coleman to a multi-year contract extension, it has been announced by President and General Manager Kelly Krauskopf. Per team policy, terms of the contract are not announced.

The Indiana Fever certainly had a remarkable amount of momentum going into the Olympic break, having won five of their last six contests and defeating the New York Liberty in their last contest on July 21. They may have even been playing some of their best basketball of the season in those six final games before the break.

As part of the Indiana Fever ‘s Read Like a Pro initiative and the Indianapolis Public Library’s Call-The-Fever program, Fever players Marissa Coleman, Briann January, Maggie Lucas and Jeanette Pohlen attended the Indianapolis Public Library's Central Branch in downtown Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon to read with third graders from Charles W. Fairbanks Elementary School.

The Indiana Fever took part in a bootcamp workout Thursday morning at former Fever player Tully Bevilaqua's Gym41.

Through the Fever’s Read Like a Pro initiative you can hear your very own Indiana Fever players reading a book through the Call-The-Fever program presented by Old National Bank with the Indianapolis Public Library.

In a 90-79 opening night loss to Dallas, the young Fever backcourt gave the franchise a lot to be excited about this season. Tiffany Mitchell, Erica Wheeler, and Brene Moseley combined for an enormous 38 points – almost half of the team’s total. With veteran Fever guards Briann January and Marissa Coleman on the sidelines, these young newcomers will carry the backcourt in the season’s opening games.