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“Legacy of Champions: A’ja Wilson and Aliyah Boston Pledge Multi-Million Dollar Gift to Elevate Gamecocks Women’s Basketball”
Story:
In a groundbreaking act of generosity and legacy-building, WNBA superstars and South Carolina legends A’ja Wilson and Aliyah Boston have announced a multi-million dollar endowment to support the University of South Carolina women’s basketball program. The gift, reported by ESPN, marks one of the most significant athlete-driven contributions in NCAA women’s sports history.
The endowment will directly fund scholarships, player development, mental health resources, and NIL support—ensuring future generations of Gamecocks have the tools to thrive on and off the court.
“We’re champions because of what South Carolina gave us,” Wilson said in an emotional joint statement. “Now it’s our turn to give back and help the next wave of Gamecocks dream bigger.”
Boston echoed the sentiment: “This isn’t just a donation—it’s a promise. A promise to keep the doors open, to keep the legacy strong, and to help more young women turn potential into power.”
The move cements Wilson and Boston not only as legends of the game, but as leaders shaping the future of women’s college basketball. Their partnership with Coach Dawn Staley, who praised the gift as “transformational,” continues to shine as a model of excellence, community, and purpose.
With this endowment, the Gamecocks aren’t just building for the next season—they’re building a dynasty that lasts generations.
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