Aliyah Boston hypes former teammate "Queen Breezyyy" ahead of final year with Gamecocks

Indiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston is rallying behind former South Carolina teammate Bree Hall, who is entering her final year with the Gamecocks.

The WNBA star took to Instagram and delivered a sweet message for Hall. The Gamecocks star is expected to have a solid year for her team as they go for back-to-back NCAA women's titles, potentially their third in four seasons.

Boston shared a photo of "Queen Breezy" on her IG stories and captioned it with:

"Queen Breezy [heart emojis] last year best year."

Queen Bree

Aliyah Boston and Hall were teammates at South Carolina from 2021 to 2023, helping the Gamecocks win the 2022-23 NCAA title. Even when Boston moved on to the WNBA, they have seemingly remained close.

Hall had a banner campaign in 2023-24 as she was thrust to a more significant role, posting career-high averages of 9.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 26 minutes. She saw her year end with another national title after they defeated Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes in the championship game.

South Carolina begins its 2024-25 campaign on Monday against Michigan.

South Carolina coach "proud"of Aliyah Boston making it to the WNBA

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley is proud of what her former star Aliyah Boston's WNBA career with Indiana Fever and continues to root for her as she advances in her league journey.

Boston spent four years with the Gamecocks, where she established herself as a true workhorse, averaging 14.1 points and 10.8 assists throughout her run. She was also a key piece for the South Carolina team that won the national championship in 2022.

In a conversation back in April after the Gamecocks advanced to the NCAA championship game, Staley told Boston, who was then doing sidecourt reporting duties for ESPN, how proud she is of her.

"Proud of your professionalism, proud that you know the game so much that you are representing at the highest level," Staley told Boston

Check out their conversation below.

In the recently-concluded WNBA season, Aliyah Boston continued with her ascent, averaging 14 points, 8.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.2 blocks in 31 minutes. This earned her second-straight All-Star selection.

Together with former collegiate rival Caitlin Clark and veteran Kelsey Mitchell, she also was a key moving piece for the Fever in breaking a playoff drought that lasted for eight years.