Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston impressed in Team USA’s win against France in the FIBA World Cup final. Despite playing just 15 minutes, she tallied seven points, one rebound, one assist and one block.
Boston was 3-of-3 from the field in the Americans’ 97-79 victory, recording the best plus-minus rating on the team at +16 — tied with Kahleah Copper, who had 15 points for the squad.
Following the win, Boston was naturally in a celebratory mood. She also made sure to commemorate the occasion with Caitlin Clark and Stephanie White, who are both part of Team USA as a player and assistant coach, respectively.
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On her Instagram stories, Boston shared the Fever’s post showing a photo of herself, Clark and Coach White together while flexing their gold medals.
“winning gold with your people,” Boston wrote in the caption of her post, along with gold medal and heart emojis.
In another post, Boston also shared how she truly feels about winning the championship in her and Clark’s FIBA World Cup debuts with Team USA.
“always blessed,” Boston stated on X. “Feels great to bring home the gold!!!”
Boston, Clark and Coach White now return to the Fever as gold medalists and world champions. While they won’t have much time to celebrate since the WNBA season will resume soon, their title experience will definitely be beneficial in their quest to win another championship.
Perhaps in the next month or so, the three will be flexing another championship with the rest of their Fever teammates.
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