"Tennis barbie": Sophie Cunningham, DeWanna Bonner and more react to Lexie Hull's stylish photos from tennis photoshoot

Lexie Hull's Indiana Fever teammates Sophie Cunningham and DeWanna Bonner were among many who reacted to her latest Instagram post in collaboration with women's activewear and athleisure brand, Athleta, on Monday.

The post featured Hull rocking a white and green tennis outfit, and Cunningham and Bonner took to the comment section along with many others to shower love.

"tennis barbie 😍😍" Cunningham commented.

"Cutie 😍" Bonner commented.

Cunningham, Bonner and more react to Hull's stylish photos from tennis photoshoot (Image: @lexiehull IG)

"Spring pre-season activities in @athleta," Hull captioned her IG post.

Lexie Hull is set to start her fourth season in the WNBA after averaging 5.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.1 assists while shooting 44.1% from the field, including 47.1% from deep in the previous season. She had an eventful offseason and will kick off her 2025 campaign as the Indiana Fever host the Washington Mystics for their first preseason game on Saturday.

Caitlin Clark & Co. surprise Lexie Hull after engagement news

Earlier this month, Lexie Hull announced her engagement to former professional baseball player, Will Matthiessen. Hull took to Instagram to post snaps of the seaside proposal, and shared the news in the caption.

"Engaged to my best friend 💛 cheers to forever!" Hull captioned the post.

Celebrating the milestone in her personal life, Lexie Hull's Indiana Fever teammates pulled off a sweet surprise for her during their training session last week.

Caitlin Clark led the charge as she sprinted across the court to place a tiara labeled 'bride' on Hull's head, while Aliyah Boston followed with a bunch of celebratory balloons. The entire Fever squad then circled around Lexie and celebrated the bride-to-be with cheers and claps.

Lexie Hull and Will Matthiessen have been together since their time at Stanford University. Both were standout athletes for the Cardinals, with Hull carving out a career in women's basketball while Matthiessen pursued baseball.

Matthiessen was selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the sixth round of the 2019 MLB Draft and played in the minor leagues until his recent retirement in March 2024. He currently works at Sapient Capital.

Meanwhile, Hull and the Indiana Fever are expected to have a deep run in the upcoming WNBA season after they made their first playoff appearance since 2016 in the previous season. The Fever had a big offseason, making big moves during free agency, and are poised to be a championship-contending team.