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Trick  Shots  For  Charity

For Charity

Support Jordan Hulls as he raises money for kids battling cancer. Click here to donate to the Never Lose Hoop Fund.

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The Home Run Shot consists of current Chicago White Sox player AJ Reed hitting a ball into a goal in centerfield. 

The Raising The Bar Shot consists of 5x national champion high jumper Liz Evans leaping over a high bar swishing a shot. 

The Chest Pass Shot

The Chest Pass Shot consists of Mr. Olympia finalist Derek Lunsford making a shot from a bench press. 

The Double Play Shot

The Double Play Shot consists of former MLB players Jeremy Lucas and Tyler Wampler turning two for their shot.

The Brown vs Blue Shot

The Brown vs Blue Shot consists of Indiana State center Justin Gant racing against Purdue guard Maynard Lewis to make a trick shot from the bleachers. 

The Bobsledding Shot

The Bobsledding Shot consists of 3x USA National Champion and USA World Cup Member Bruce Rosselli sledding down Deming Park hill for his shot.

The Hole-In-One Shot

The Hole-In-One Shot consists of professional golfer Thomas Goss chipping his shot into a goal located on the green.

The Balcony Shot

The Balcony Shot consists of University of Evansville's all-time leading scorer Sara Dickey, as she sinks a shot from a balcony.

The Water Tower Shot

The Water Tower Shot consists of major leaguer Brady Shoemaker ricocheting his shot off of the Brazil water tower.

The Breaking Barriers Shot

The Breaking Barriers Shot consists of Clarence Walker, who was the first African American to play in a collegiate postseason.

The Four Wheeler Shot

The Four Wheeler Shot consists of country star Dylan Schneider launching a ball into goal while on a moving four wheeler.

The Sycamore Building Shot

The Sycamore Building Shot consists of 1948 All-American 

basketball player Duane Klueh dropping a ball from pristine heights.