Being HEEM isn’t about a nickname. It’s about a feeling.

It’s the fire that burns when you step on the court, knowing you’ve put in the work when no one was watching. It’s the quiet confidence in your chest, the knowledge that you belong here — no matter the crowd, no matter the moment. Being HEEM means carrying your story with you: the wins, the losses, the nights under dim park lights, the mornings when your body ached but you showed up anyway. It’s pride without arrogance, strength without needing to prove it, and the unshakable belief that the game will always reward the ones who give it their all.