INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston is back in Indianapolis after spending time with the USA Basketball Women's National Team.
Boston, the 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year, was on November's minicamp roster, working out with players from across the United States.
"It was super exciting," said Boston. "I had a lot of fun being able to compete on the same court as the women I've been going against for our season. It was really nice and really special."
The players who will represent Team USA at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris will be competing, as a country, for their eight consecutive gold medal.
Boston hopes her name will make the cut.
"It would mean the world," said Boston. "Being an Olympian is something I've always wanted to do. People dream of becoming that, and so with the opportunity, I'd be so excited for it."
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In the meantime, Boston is enjoying the WNBA off-season, but she isn't slowing down.
Boston is one of the newest analysts for women's basketball games in the Big Ten Conference. Fans can catch her on NBC and Peacock this season, with her national debut set for Friday, Nov. 17.
"I am super excited," said Boston. "I thank God I went to school, and that was my major. I'm really excited for it. It's something that I've wanted to do, to continue to be able to stay with the sport even when I'm not exactly playing. To be able to talk about it, there's nothing better than that."