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About Laila Blair — NBA basketball athlete

Laila Blair is an emerging professional basketball talent and former University of Houston standout with a strong personal brand built around faith, perseverance, and authenticity. Her content blends athlete storytelling, lifestyle moments, and travel to Ireland, making her a compelling partner for brands looking to reach engaged sports and women’s lifestyle audiences.

Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?

Laila has a kindred spirit. She is very down to earth and leads with putting God first. She is a relentless worker on and off the court and always strives to make herself better than she was the day before. She is very photogenic as you can see and loves to smile.

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Fr. Mathews Basketball Club

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Team Captain
Named American Athletic Conference Player on January 10
Named to the American Athletic Conference Honor Roll of the Week twice
Led the Cougars in games played (34), points (451), points per game (13.3), field goals attempts (447), field goals made (153), 3-pointer attempts (195), 3-pointer made (62), free throw attempts (101), free throws made (83), assists (81) and minutes played (982)
Contributed to the teams national ranks in steals (No. 14 – 341), steals per game (No. 32 – 10.0) and rebounds (No. 52 – 1259)
Helped tied the No. 2 single game record in 3-pointers at Florida State with 13
Finished the season ranked in all-time individual season stat ranks at No. 4 all-time in games played (34), No. 5 in free throw, No. 8 in 3-point attempts (195) and No. 10 in 3-pointers (62)
Scored a career-high 28 points against Baylor in Cancun, Mexico
Posted 20+ points in all three games during the American Conference Tournament (22, 23, 25)
earned American Athletic Conference Freshman of the Week honors twice during freshman season
closed out the season eighth all-time in freshman scoring average
fifth all-time in freshman three-point shooting percentage
fifth all-time in freshman freethrow shooting percentage
ninth all-time in freshman assists
sixth all-time in freshman assists average
closed out the season with 2021 WNIT Fort Worth Region All-Tournament team honors and a selection to the 2021 American Athletic Conference All-Freshman team

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