The Indiana Fever signed DeWanna Bonner in February, hoping to bolster their roster with much-needed championship experience. However, the veteran forward will now miss her third consecutive game. She did not travel with the squad for Thursday's clash with the Golden State Valkyries, and according to ESPN, she is listed as out. The Fever had a rough time when Caitlin Clark was ruled out for a few games because of a left quadriceps strain, which she suffered in her team's 90-88 loss against the New York Liberty last month.Clark missed five games, and Bonner held the fort during the star guard's absence, helping the Fever secure two wins.However, since Clark's return to the lineup in the team's 102-88 win over the Liberty on Saturday, Bonner has been sidelined for undisclosed personal reasons. The two-time champion remains one of the league's finest forwards, and her absence has been noticeable.She is averaging 7.1 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game while switching between starting and bench roles. She has played nine games this season while starting three. Her best performance was against the Washington Mystics on May 28, when she scored 21 points in an 83-77 loss.Fever coach Stephanie White on DeWanna Bonner's absenceIndiana Fever coach Stephanie White did not provide much clarity about DeWanna Bonner's availability in the near future."Stephanie White says DeWanna Bonner’s status is “purely day-to-day” and she didn’t specify if she would be going on the Fever’s weeklong road trip starting on Thursday," Indy Star's Chloe Peterson tweeted on Tuesday.The Fever are scheduled to go on a three-game road trip starting Thursday. Their first game is in the Bay Area against the Valkyries, followed by a trip to Sin City to face the Las Vegas Aces and the Storm in Seattle.However, it is unclear whether Bonner will be available for any of the games. This road trip will be an endurance test for the Fever squad and a coaching battlefield for White, who may have to make do without one of her most important players.