Stephanie White disputes foul call limiting Aliyah Boston's playing time
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 1:20 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White expressed her disagreement with a foul call against Aliyah Boston during a game against the Washington Mystics on September 21, 2026. Boston was assessed her fourth foul in the third quarter, leading to an unsuccessful challenge from White that affected her playing time, limiting her to 19 minutes. Indiana lost the game 93-77, marking the end of a three-game winning streak. White struggled with Boston's foul trouble, which hindered the Fever's defense against Washington's strong frontcourt. The Fever, now 27-15, face a challenging end to the regular season with two critical games against the Minnesota Lynx ahead.
- •Aliyah Boston faced foul trouble, limiting her to 19 minutes.
- •Indiana lost to Washington, ending its three-game winning streak.
- •The Fever are currently fifth in the WNBA standings.
- •Indiana plays the Minnesota Lynx next, needing wins to secure playoff position.
- •Kiki Iriafen scored 21 points for Washington, contributing to the victory.
- 1:20 AMYahoo Sports — Stephanie White disputes controversial Aliyah Boston foul call
"Stephanie White made her disagreement clear after an unsuccessful challenge contributed to Aliyah Boston’s limited playing time against Washington.
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