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Athlete Bio#
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Height
6'4"
Age
23
Hometown
Worcester, MA
Education
Worcester Academy ‘19
Quick Facts
- Daughter of Cleone and Algernon Boston
- Has one sister, Alexis Boston
- Born in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands but moved with her sister to live with their aunt Jenaire Hodge in Massachusetts when she was 12
- Began playing basketball at age 9 after watching her older sister
- Favorite school subject is Spanish
- Favorite player is Breanna Stewart
- Hobbies include watching movies, swimming and shopping
- Inspired by her family.
Career Highlights
- World Championship U-19, Bangkok, 2019 (Team - Women)
- World Championship U-17, Minsk, 2018 (Team - Women)
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