Aliyah Boston’s decision to drop out of Team USA for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifiers in Puerto Rico broke a lot of hearts, but the Fever No. 7 recently revealed more about the injury that compelled her to step down.

Aliyah Boston had to pull out of the FIBA World Cup qualifiers after a lower extremity injury in Unrivaled. Here's what the Indiana Fever coach said.

The Indiana Fever were supposed to have two players competing for Team USA in the FIBA Women's World Cup Qualifying Tournament in Puerto Rico, which starts on March 11 and ends on March 17. Star guard Caitlin Clark is still competing in the tournament and will be suiting up for Team USA on Wednesday.

Aliyah Boston's opportunity to represent Team USA in Puerto Rico was abruptly halted by a lower-leg injury, leaving her sidelined and watching as teammates moved forward, turning w

The Fever star suffered an injury during the Unrivaled regular season. Here’s what we know about her status.

Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston's recent injury makes her status unclear.

Aliyah Boston suffered a right lower-extremity injury while playing for Phantom BC in Unrivaled on February 27. She left that game and did not return. According to IndyStar, “Aliyah Boston will return to Indianapolis for further evaluation.

The league announced on Sunday that Ghost Gang stars Aliyah Boston (right lower extremity) and Dana Evans (left lower extremity) would miss the remainder of the three-on-three tou

The revelation of Boston's season-ending injury comes just one day after she was named the 2026 Unrivaled Defensive Player of the Year. She averaged 18.9 points, 9.7 rebounds and 2.1 blocks this season, finishing with 29 blocks in just 14 games. She was also named second-team All-Unrivaled for her efforts this year.

Caitlin Clark will be heading to Puerto Rico as part of Team USA's roster for the upcoming FIBA World Cup Qualifiers.