Aliyah Boston's boyfriend Tre-Vaughn Minott reacts in 3-words after monstrous dunk in latest outing

Modified Dec 22, 2024 16:16 GMT

Aliyah Boston's boyfriend, Tre-Vaughn Minott, expressed his thoughts on his recent game on his social media handle. On Saturday, the Portland State Vikings player shared a video on Instagram of his monstrous dunk against the CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners.

He expressed his thoughts on his play in the caption of his upload:

"Great team win."

Boston's boyfriend reacts to his dunk on his IG story. (Credits: @4_realtv/Instagram)

The Vikings faced Bakersfield on Saturday and came out with a close 59–58 win. Boston's boyfriend helped his team in the matchup, with his dunk being his only highlight.

Minott scored four points, collected three rebounds and dished out a single assist to help his team win. Isaiah Johnson took center stage and shouldered the responsibility to secure the win for his team. Minott's teammate scored 14 points and collected six rebounds.

Boston and Minott started dating in 2020 and have been together for more than four years now. The two often post each other's pictures on their social media handles.

As a couple, Minott and Boston have a unique way of expressing their love and commitment to their partner. They both wear the same jersey number: No. 4.

Fever star Aliyah Boston gets her jersey retired from her alma mater

On Dec. 15, Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston got her jersey retired from her alma mater, Worchester Academy. The former Rookie of the Year posted pictures of herself on her Instagram handle to commemorate the event. She added her thoughts on her achievement in the caption.

"Feeling blessed to get my jersey retired," she wrote.

Boston's teammate and the reigning Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark dropped in the comments section of Boston's post and wrote:

"Yass sista."

Caitlin Clark comments on Boston's jersey retirement post. (Credits: @aliyah.boston/Instagram)

The first entry on the post featured a picture of Boston standing beside her framed No. 00 jersey with a flower bouquet in her hand. The Indiana Fever star is the first female basketball player at the Worchester Academy to have her jersey retired.

Boston had a successful career at the high school level. She won Gatorade Massachusetts Player of the Year honor three times in a row (2017-2019) while wearing a Worchester jersey.

The Indiana Fever star is enjoying the offseason but will be back on the court to play in the inaugural season of Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart's 3x3 basketball league, Unrivaled.