Aliyah Boston Weighs In on Caitlin Clark’s Social Media Comeback

Caitlin Clark has just wrapped up her inaugural professional season as the WNBA’s top draft pick, leading the Indiana Fever to their first playoff appearance since 2016 and earning the title of 2024 Rookie of the Year. With her debut season concluded, Clark is now enjoying her first extended break from the sport since the start of her senior year with the Iowa Hawkeyes. Typically reserved on social media, the WNBA All-Star has been notably more active this offseason. Before this, Clark’s last TikTok came during Iowa’s Final Four run in April.

On Monday, she shared a video of herself golfing with Fever teammate Lexie Hull. Just days later, after being named to the 2024 All-WNBA First Team, she posted another video reflecting on her historic rookie season. Her All-Star teammate, Aliyah Boston, took notice of this increased social media presence, commenting: “Woahhh I’m loving the TikTok posts.” Clark playfully replied, “I want to be you. You are my biggest inspo babes.”

The camaraderie between Clark and Boston blossomed throughout their first season together in 2024, creating a formidable duo on the court. As the Fever’s consecutive No. 1 overall picks, they propelled the team to a postseason berth, though their run ended in a first-round sweep by the Connecticut Sun. Their on-court synergy promises even greater potential for their sophomore season.

In her debut WNBA season, Clark delivered an impressive average of 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, and a league-leading 8.4 assists per game. Boston, meanwhile, contributed 14.0 points and 8.9 rebounds per contest. With this dynamic pair leading the charge, the Indiana Fever are poised to build on their progress as they head into their second year together.