Introduction to Kobe Bryant:
Kobe Bryant (1August 23rd, 978-June 26th, 2020), born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, was an American basketball player and shooting guard, nicknamed "Peter Pan" and "Black Mamba", and one of the greatest players in NBA history.
Kobe Bryant's Early Experience:
1978 On August 23rd, Kobe Bryant was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At the age of 3, Kobe began to play, and his favorite team since childhood was the Lakers. At the age of 6, Kobe went to live in Italy with his father. 199 1 year, the Kobe family moved back to the United States.
In high school, Kobe attended Raul Merion High School in Philadelphia. In his freshman year, Kobe led Raul Merion High School to a record of 3 1 win and 3 losses. Among them, in the match with Ma Puer High School, Kobe got the highest score of 50 points in his high school career; Against Chester High School, Kobe scored 34 points 15 rebounds, 6 assists and 9 blocks.
Kobe's social activities:
Charities:
Kobe and Vanessa are keen on charity. They set up the Kobe Bryant Family Foundation, whose mission is to reduce the number of homeless people in Los Angeles, help build some permanent houses, and provide some educational consultation and career resources to help those young people and families who need help.
During his career, Kobe cooperated with the Make-a-Wish Foundation to help more than 65,438+000 children with serious diseases realize their wishes. Kobe Bryant is also an ambassador of the All-Star After-School Counseling Association, a national charity organization in the United States, which has founded many schools.
Kobe goes to school to communicate with young people whenever he has the chance, and provides suitable young people with free opportunities to study and train in Kobe basketball camp.
Basketball activities:
On 20 17 12 19, the Lakers held a retirement ceremony for Kobe Bryant at Staples Arena. At the ceremony, Kobe's two jersey numbers, No.8 and No.24, were retired by the team at the same time, becoming the first player in NBA history to retire two numbers from the same team.