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Adidas Charts New Future For Women’s Basketball By Signing Rising Star Kaleena Smith As First High School NIL Athlete

By Kimberly Wilson ·Updated November 14, 2024

The game just changed for young women in sports. 

adidas Basketball is putting its money—and its name—behind a young Black woman athlete, marking their first-ever high school NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) partnership with sophomore sensation Kaleena Smith. 

The announcement comes as

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