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Growing up, Natalie White �20 competed on some of New York City top basketball teams. She went on to play club ball at 网曝吃瓜, where she was also a women basketball manager. During her years on the court, one thing remained constant: White had to shop for sneakers in the men or kids� section. 淭he lack of women basketball shoes not only has a negative social implication攖hat women don檛 belong in basketball,� she said, 渂ut it also has negative performance implications, because women feet are different than men.� So, during her senior year at the Carroll School, the finance and entrepreneurship major launched , a company that designs basketball shoes specifically for women攍ighter, with a higher arch and a narrower heel. Proper-fitting sneakers, of course, are just the first step toward equality in the sport, White said. 淭here needs to be greater investment in and greater financial opportunity for women who play basketball.澛�