From being told she was “too aggressive” as a kid in Alaska…To logging 12-hour roundtrips just to hoop…To training with a WNBA vet and leading on a 16U squad…🔥 In this episode of The Underdawg’s Voice Podcast, Coach Que sits down with 6’1” Class of 2029 forward Aliah Newsome, whose journey is built on sacrifice, support, and straight-up grind. Born on a military base and raised by two athletic parents, Aliah was underestimated early on — but she never backed down. From varsity minutes in 7th grade to dominating with Southeast United, she’s rewriting what it means to be “too much.”🎧 Don’t miss her mindset, work ethic, and the powerful story behind her rise. This is the kind of underdawg energy we live for.👇 COMMENT: What part of Aliah’s story inspired you most?🎯 Unlock your own underdawg mentality. Check out our Underdawg’s Voice Academy for courses, mentorship, and the tools to level up.🔗https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com/home🔗 https://linktr.ee/sqbasketballchronicles👕 Rep the grind: https://underdawg-voice.myspreadshop.com/What’sONE sacrifice you’ve made for your dream that nobody sees?

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