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Indiana Fever selects Aliyah Boston with first overall pick

Photo caption: Aliyah Boston Three-time AP All-America First Team selection Aliyah Boston of South Carolina tonight was selected by the Indiana Fever with the first overall pick of WNBA Draft 2023 presented by State Farm, which was held at the acclaimed Spring Studios, located in the Tribeca section of New York. The consensus 2021-22 National Player … Indiana Fever selects Aliyah Boston with first overall pick Read More »

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