12-year-old Norwalk boy catches his first two dunks
Chase is a part of the Arise Foundation program ran by Bryant Bracey in Norwalk.
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Dec 5, 2023, 1:10 PM
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4ds agoChase Fogle, 12, of Norwalk, had a great weekend in New Jersey catching his first two dunks.
Chase is a part of the Arise Foundation program ran by Bryant Bracey in Norwalk, which helps student athletes with academics assistance and helps get them ready for the next level in athletics.
Chase currently plays for the Riverside Hawks located in New York City.