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Renée Lee
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Gabby Douglas, Rachel Ballinger & More Take The Nike Sport Court At VidCon 2019

Renée Lee
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCLA chapter.

VidCon 2019 was full of amazing activations, offering attendees unforgettable and exciting experiences. This year, for the first time ever, Nike hosted an activation and brought the Nike Sport Court to VidCon! Her Campus at UCLA had the amazing opportunity to witness attendees interacting with some of their favorite athletes, digital creators and Nike expert coaches. 

Nike advocates that “Sport Changes Everything” and through this massive sport court activation, the company united athletes with content creators, to reach out to kids and show the positive impact that sport can have on their lives. Each session was lead by Nike’s own expert coaches and elite athletes, incorporating different activities, games, drills and sports, to encourage physical activity. 

We attended several of Nike’s sessions on Saturday. The Nike Sport Court – Meet & Play with David Dobrik, consisted of a basketball session with YouTube personality, David Dobrik, guided by Nike coaches. Kids were able to learn about the sport with drills.  

The Featured Creators Basketball Game featured the creators, David Dobrik, Ambers Closet, Alex Wassabi, Rachel Ballinger, Dormtainment Crew, Michelle Khare, Sofie Dossi, Gus Johnson, Brent Rivera, AdamW, Tristan Jass, Jeff Wittek and Ilya Fedorovich. Split into two teams, these beloved creators went head to head in a thrilling basketball game. Attendees were able to cheer on from the sidelines, as some of their favorite YouTube stars showed off their moves. 

The Nike Sport Court enabled attendees to participate in the ultimate sport activation and engage with some of their favorite online creators. Sport has the power to change anyone and anything, and every session showcased the latest in Nike performance innovation. 

Renée Lee

UCLA '20

Renée is an alumna at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and served as the HCUCLA Editor in Chief and one of the Campus Correspondents for the 2019-2020 school year. She is passionate about storytelling and pushing for more Asian American representation in fashion and entertainment.