Aliyah Boston Earns New Nickname From Indiana Fever Teammate After Historic Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Sunday afternoon’s clash at Climate Pledge Arena saw the Indiana Fever (17-12) notch a 78–74 victory over the Seattle Storm (16-13).

With her selection, Boston joins Tamika Catchings, Caitlin Clark, Katie Douglas, and Kelsey Mitchell as the only Fever players to win three or more Player of the Week Awards. Of the now-five-member group, Catchings still leads with nine honors during her memorable 15-year career with the franchise.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever center Aliyah Boston was just recognized with a very special honor. She was named the WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week for Week 9. This is the third time Boston has been named player of the week throughout her career.

Despite not having Caitlin Clark for seven games, the Indiana Fever has won five consecutive games. The most recent was against the Seattle Storm, 78-74. This leaves them with a r

The Indiana Fever sit at 14-12, sixth in the WNBA standings, depsite being without the services of star guard Caitlin Clark for over half the season. Clark has

Boston, 23, poured in a double-double in Indiana's win, scoring 16 points and grabbing 12 rebounds in a game that marked the 16th contest that Caitlin Clark has missed due to injury this season. The former No. 1 pick (2023) out of South Carolina has taken full advantage of her opportunities this season, averaging 15.5 points and 8.3 rebounds.

Aliyah Boston's sixth straight double-double leads Fever to fifth straight win, their longest streak in 10 years.