Aliyah Boston added another franchise milestone Sunday, raising her career total to 2,245 points and moving into fourth place on the franchise scoring list. The achievement strengthens her standing across three major career categories during the 2026 WNBA regular season.
What happened
Boston reached the scoring milestone during the regular season, continuing her climb through the franchise record book. Her 2,245 career points now place her at No. 4 in franchise history.
The latest move follows progress in other categories entering August. Boston began the month third in franchise field goals and second in rebounds.
Why it matters
The scoring rise gives Boston top-four positions in three major franchise career categories at the same time. She is fourth in points, third in field goals and second in rebounds.
That combination places her near the top of the franchise lists in both scoring and work on the boards. It also gives Boston multiple opportunities for further movement before the 2026 regular season concludes.
By the numbers
Boston’s career scoring total stands at 2,245 points, the fourth-highest mark in franchise history. Her field-goal standing is one place higher at No. 3, while her rebounding position is higher still at No. 2.
Those three rankings provide the clearest measure of her current place in the franchise record book. The scoring milestone is the newest addition, joining the field-goal and rebound positions she carried into August.
Each category remains active as Boston continues through the schedule. Every additional point, made field goal and rebound will add to career totals that already rank among the franchise’s highest.
What to watch next
Boston’s totals will continue to rise through the rest of the regular season. The remaining schedule will determine whether she can gain more ground in scoring, field goals or rebounds before the year ends.
Her newest benchmark puts the scoring list alongside the other franchise categories to monitor. With top-four standing secured in all three, the focus now shifts to how far those career totals can advance during the balance of the 2026 campaign.