Vincent Mhire transitions from basketball player to videographer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 11:22 PM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026
Vincent Mhire, a recent graduate from Kickapoo, has shifted his focus from basketball to videography. Initially sidelined by an injury, Mhire discovered a passion for creating sports videos and has since gained over 40,000 Instagram followers. Despite receiving college basketball offers, he opted to pursue a media career instead. Mhire aims to expand his brand and secure videography opportunities with an NBA team or player.
- •Mhire graduated from Kickapoo High School.
- •He gained popularity by creating hype videos for local schools.
- •An injury led him to explore videography during summer tournaments.
- •He had college basketball offers but chose videography instead.
- •Mhire plans to work in sports media and social media growth.
- 11:22 PMYahoo Sports — From Kickapoo basketball star to viral sports videographer
"Kickapoo graduate Vincent Mhire has transitioned from basketball player to successful videographer, choosing to pursue his media career over playing college basketball.
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