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Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah never considered playing Division I basketball while growing up in Nigeria. Now she’s poised to become one of the Big
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To provide opportunities and empower young women to become leaders in their communities through sports and education
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Young women are provided little to no access to after-school sports programs, which are important to social development
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We welcome coaches, former athletes, and administrators who are passionate about our mission to run basketball camps
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With your charitable donations, we'll continue to provide young African women the opportunity to fulfill their athletic and educational goals
DetailsPallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah never considered playing Division I basketball while growing up in Nigeria. Now she’s poised to become one of the Big
Olamide Aborowa arrived in Austin with nothing more than a duffel bag and a backpack. It was a tangible reminder of how far
When a brilliant 14-year-old steps onto a basketball court to play for the first time, anything can happen. She could quit after
Mobolaji Akiode is the type of passionate individual who makes others better by her very presence alone. The sort whose palpable aura
Mobolaji Akiode, CBA ’04, likes a good challenge. From playing on the 2004 Nigerian national team that earned Africa’s first-ever Olympic women’s basketball win to
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