Aliyah Boston reacts to gold medal victory with Team USA

Aliyah Boston added another feather to her cap as Team USA captured its fifth straight FIBA World Cup on Sunday. The Indiana Fever star was a consistent contributor throughout the tournament. She reacted to the national team’s triumph via a post on X.

Boston finished the gold medal matchup against France with seven points, one rebound and one assist in 15:33 minutes. She shot 3-of-3 from the field and was a +16. The four-time WNBA All-Star also played good defense and made her presence felt, particularly inside the paint.

Breanna Stewart led Team USA’s attack with 22 points on 7-of-10 shooting, 10 rebounds and four assists. Jackie Young and Kahleah Copper contributed 18 and 15 points, respectively. Caitlin Clark and Chelsea Gray added 12 each in the 97-79 win.

Indiana Fever center Aliyah Boston (7) looks on in the first half against the Las Vegas Aces.

Aliyah Boston posts reaction to Team USA winning the FIBA World Cup

Boston shared how she felt after Team USA’s triumph. They went undefeated in the tournament with a 6-0 record and won five games in double digits. The 24-year-old’s latest social media activity has since been viewed almost 60,000 times.

“always blessed Feels great to bring home the gold!!!” Boston wrote.

always blessed Feels great to bring home the gold!!!

— Aliyah A. Boston (@aa_boston) September 13, 2026

She will have four days to rest and return to practice with Indiana before its next game. The team will visit the Toronto Tempo on Friday for the first of its four remaining matchups. Boston and Co. will then have a two-game homestand versus the Washington Mystics and Minnesota Lynx. Their last assignment is against the Lynx on Sept. 24 at Target Center.

The Fever are 26-14 and currently fifth in the WNBA standings. They share the same record as the Atlanta Dream but don’t own the tiebreaker. Both teams are one game back of the Las Vegas Aces. All eight playoff berths have been clinched; however, the finals seedings will be determined in the final week of the regular season.