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Gamecocks’ Aliyah Boston named Naismith National Player of the Year

MINNEAPOLIS — After a season-long campaign, South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston won the 2022 Naismith Trophy for women’s National Player of the Year.

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Aliyah Boston, Kim Mulkey Win Associated Press Women's Player, Coach of the Year

The Gamecocks forward and the Tigers coach are adding more hardware to their collections.

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Dawn Staley, Aliyah Boston take home Coach of the Year and Player of the Year ahead of Friday’s Final Four

Dawn Staley and Aliyah Boston are big winners on Wednsday!

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Aliyah Boston Named Naismith Player of the Year, Defensive POY

The South Carolina junior averaged 16.8 points and 12.2 rebounds per game this season.

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Familiar names are set for NCAA women’s Final Four

With all the upsets that occurred during the women’s NCAA Tournament this year — a record number of double-digit seeds won — three No. 1 seeds and No. 2 seed UConn remain.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Key Factor for Each Team in the Women’s Final Four

First Thoughts on the Final FourStanford coach Tara VanDerveer has instructed junior guard Haley Jones a lot over the her first three seasons with the Cardinal. So it was only fitting that over the weekend, Jones elected to return the favor. Playing the role of Dance Teacher Jones, the Pac-12…

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South Carolina’s Offense Quiets Critics, Dismantles Creighton to Return to Final Four

Aliyah Boston was just one piece of the Gamecocks’ roster that was firing on all cylinders Sunday to make back-to-back Final Four appearances.

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Creighton Carries ‘Why Not Us’ Mindset Into Daunting Matchup With South Carolina

Creighton Hopes to Overcome Size Disadvantage With Offensive Firepower vs. South CarolinaOn Friday night, before No. 10 Creighton knocked out No. 3 Iowa State, the Bluejays took a few moments to watch the program that would await them if they won: South Carolina. The No. 1 overall seed was on…

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Aliyah Boston Helps South Carolina Overcome Offensive Struggles to Reach Elite Eight

The Gamecocks star put up 28 points and 22 rebounds as South Carolina rebounded from a second-round slog to cruise into the Elite Eight.

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South Carolina takes down UNC to advance to Elite Eight

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Top-seeded South Carolina survived another close fourth quarter to advance to the Elite Eight.

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Women’s Bracket Breakdown: State of the No. 1s, Players to Watch and More

State of the No. 1 seeds, players to watch, our national champ prediction and more.

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Aliyah Boston Sets New SEC Record for Most Consecutive Double-Doubles

The junior continued her dominance on Thursday, recording the 51st double-double of her career.

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No. 1 in the SEC! South Carolina takes down Tennessee in front of sellout crowd

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The stakes were high surrounding the No. 1 South Carolina women’s basketball team as it hosted ESPN’s “College GameDay,” its first ABC broadcast, the season’s first sellout crowd at Colonial Life Arena and the No. 12 Tennessee Volunteers on Sunday.

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Aliyah Boston Ties SEC Record With 19th Consecutive Double Double

The junior continued her dominant season by making history with the 50th double double of her career.

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She Wanted a Scholarship. Now She’s the Face of Women’s College Basketball.

Aliyah Boston is a double-double machine, TikTok queen and the biggest reason South Carolina has been No. 1 all season.

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