Aliyah Boston's boyfriend Tre-Vaughn Minott shows support for Fever star's latest double-double

The Indiana Fever squared off against the Atlanta Dream on Sunday, and Aliyah Boston delivered a spectacular performance, helping her team secure its 19th win of the season with a final score of 104-100. Boston was an unstoppable force on the court, especially on the glass. The Dream had no answer to the relentless rebounding prowess of the 6-foot-5 Indiana big.

After her great performance, Boston was applauded by her boyfriend, Portland State Vikings center Tre-Vaughn Minott, who posted an Instagram story praising his girlfriend. Minott shared the Indiana Fever's Instagram post featuring Boston's picture and her stats from the night with a double-double written boldly on the post.

Minott accompanied a two-word caption with his story displaying his support for his girlfriend and her team.

"Go Feves," Minott wrote.

Tre-Vaughn Minott shared a two-word reaction to girlfriend Aliyah Boston's double-double performance. (Credits: @4_realtv/Instagram)

Boston scored a phenomenal double-double on the night, netting 30 points, collecting 13 rebounds and dishing out five assists. She went 11 of 16 from the field and 8 of 8 from the charity line in 41 minutes of game time. She has become the perfect rim player the Fever had desperately lacked in the past.

Aliyah Boston is a dominant force on the paint, allowing her teammates, especially Caitlin Clark, to be versatile and shoot from downtown. Boston is averaging 14.3 points, 9.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists this season and holds the seventh place in the season rebounding chart.

Aliyah Boston praises comeback ability of Indiana Fever

After delivering a great performance on Sunday, Aliyah Boston attended a postgame press conference. Talking to the reporters, she praised the comeback ability of the Indiana Fever as a team and shed some light on her thoughts concerning the future.

"I think right now we're kind of in the space where we just have to make sure that we are keeping our foot on the gas," Boston said. "I think we know that we are very capable of beating any single team just because of the way we play, the pace that we play at and just the weapons that we have all around the floor."

Moreover, she explained how the Fever came back from a 15-point deficit against the Dream and forced overtime to ultimately win the game. Boston highlighted that the team took time-outs and discussed the executions and getting stops. She affirmed that the Fever were in a good spot and asserted that her team was capable of coming back regardless of the time or situation in the game.