Aliyah Boston Breaks Fever Franchise Record with Six Straight Double-Doubles
Indiana Fever center Aliyah Boston continued her dominant run with a 16-point, 12-rebound performance in Sunday’s win over the Seattle Storm, securing her sixth consecutive double-double—a new franchise record for Indiana (ESPN.com).
With that latest effort, Boston now sits in fourth place on the Fever’s all-time rebounding list—surpassing Tammy Sutton‑Brown—in less than three full seasons in the league (ESPN.com).
Not Just a Rebound Machine—She’s a Playmaker Too
On top of her scoring and rebounding achievements, Boston has demonstrated remarkable court vision for a center. She is the only WNBA center this season with 100+ assists, a milestone highlighting her refined offensive versatility (Facebook).
Boston is averaging a career-high 3.8 assists per game, which leads all centers in the league. Her overall stat line for the 2025 season includes 15.5 points, 8.3 rebounds, 1.0 steals, and 1.0 blocks per game, while shooting at an efficient 54–55% from the field (ESPN.com).
A Season to Remember
Boston’s breakout postseason run comes amid Indiana’s challenging season without Caitlin Clark, who has missed a significant chunk of games. Despite Clark’s absence, Boston has anchored the team with consistent performances, leading Indiana’s offensive and defensive efforts and helping them stay competitive at 16‑12 overall (SBNation.com).
Swish Appeal’s latest MVP ladder ranks Boston among the league’s top performers partly due to her elite efficiency and all-around contributions—which now include her playmaking abilities as a true 3-level weapon (Swish Appeal).
In Summary
- ✅ Six consecutive double‑doubles, setting a new Fever record
- 📈 Moved into fourth place on the franchise’s all‑time rebounding list
- 🅰️ Only center with 100+ assists this season
- 🚀 Career‑best averages: 15.5 PPG, 8.3 RPG, 3.8 APG on 54‑55% FG
- 🏆 Emerging as one of the league’s most efficient and complete bigs amid team adversity
Boston’s evolution into a central force for Indiana—both as a scorer and a facilitator—is clear. Her next challenge: keep that record-breaking streak going and continue reshaping expectations for what a WNBA center can contribute on all fronts.
