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Athlete Feature: Aliyah Boston

Athlete Feature: Aliyah Boston Athlete Feature: Aliyah Boston

Our for today is the amazing Aliyah Boston. Boston plays the forward position as a Junior for the national champion-winning University of South Carolina women's basketball team. Boston has been a great contributing factor to the success of the Gamecocks Women's Basketball Program over the past few years. Over the span of 3 years, Boston has averaged outstanding numbers: averaging a double-double in every game, she gets around 27 points per game, 10 rebounds per game, and almost 3 blocks per game. 

This past March, Boston came under the spot-light as one of the most dominant forwards in women's basketball history. She has racked up numerous accolades in her first two years as a . Just a few include National Player of the Year (The Athletic), National Freshman of the Year (ESPN, USBWA, WBCA), 2x All-SEC First Team, 2x SEC Defensive Player of the Year, All-America First Team , SEC Tournament MVP,  and SEC All-Tournament Team.  She is also a 2x SEC Academic Honor Roll winner. 

Boston's dominance does not seem to be slowing down as she is projected as the number 1 pick in the 2023 WNBA draft. 

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TikTok: @aliyah.boston

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* Originally published on June 10, 2022, by Mary Archibald

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