LaMelo Ball Day In The Life | Melo Honors Mom's School Legacy Three Years After Suffering Stroke

Three years ago, LaMelo Ball’s mother, Tina, suffered a stroke. That ended her 24-year tenure at Vernon Middle School, where she started off as a physical education teacher and went on to become the athletic director. This November, two days before LaMelo became the Charlotte Hornets’ No. 3 pick in the NBA draft, he and CloseUp360 led a special day for her back on campus, where she was surprised by her former staff friends and received two Outstanding Achievement awards. Also, in honor of Tina, 100 Vernon students will be taking Yellowbrick courses this school year. LaMelo is also providing a 20 percent discount on two of Yellowbrick’s most popular online courses—Sneaker Essentials and Streetwear Essentials—tying in with his favorite interests off the court. After finishing either course taught by top instructors and industry experts, you’ll receive a certificate of completion to assist you with your career endeavors. CLICK HERE TO ENROLL NOW: https://www.yellowbrick.co/closeup360-tina-lamelo-ball For global distribution inquiries to secure rights for CloseUp360's Tina and LaMelo Ball feature, please e-mail: sai@alliance-media.tv For more exclusive features with NBA players off the court, check out CloseUp360. Website: https://CloseUp360.com YouTube: https://YouTube.com/CU360 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CloseUp360

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