Coast To Coast: From New York to California, 10-year old Samaya Clark-Gabriel is taking her slick dribbling skills and remarkable story to NBC’s Little Big Shots, airing this Sunday, March 8 (8:00 PM EST) and hosted by Melissa McCarthy.
Samaya Clark-Gabriel has performed with a basketball in her hands and a smile on her face since she was 5-years old.
Entertaining audiences with her complex dribbling skills, Samaya has been on the floor multiple times with the world famous Harlem Globetrotters, has appeared on ESPN, Good Morning America, CBS Sports, and with Rolling Stone and People Magazine. She’s even donned a few Wooter Apparel jerseys over the last few years by taking part in community outreach events with organizations like Ballin’ 4 Peace while being heralded for her commitment to excel as a student-athlete.
Now Brooklyn’s favorite 10-year old baller who draws inspiration from NBA and WNBA stars Kevin Durant and Skylar Diggins is taking her game to the production lots and stage at Television City in Hollywood, California.
Samaya will be featured on the upcoming episode of NBC’s Little Big Shots, hosted by Melissa McCarthy airing on Sunday, March 8 (8:00 PM EST).
It’s only fitting that Samaya sported her own customized Wooter Apparel basketball uniform for the show complete with sublimation printing and the “Samaya CG” script and logo on the jersey and shorts.
Just as Little Big Shots and Melissa McCarthy shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of young people around the country who are inspiring and motivating others through their incredible talents, Samaya continues to make an impact even when the basketball isn’t in her hands. Along with speaking to New York school kids about bullying prevention and taking part in fundraiser events with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Samaya remains focused on giving back and using her platform to spread positivity.
She’s also super quick with flashing a crossover and going behind the back.
Make sure to catch Samaya on Little Big Shots this Sunday.