New Wings guard DiJonai Carrington has announced that she will be supporting a new shoe deal ahead of her first season in Dallas.

On Thursday morning, Reebok announced that they have agreed to a multi year deal with Carrington.

Carrington’s father, Darren, was endorsed by Reebok as he played safety in the NFL for eight seasons.

“I’m excited to continue the family legacy and join the Reebok Basketball roster,” said Carrington.

Reebok Basketball is officially back, and I can’t wait to bring the energy on the court in the new Engine A.”

According to the agreement, Carrignton will represent Reebok during company events as well as on the court.

Back in February, the Wings landed Carrington in a four-team deal with the Sun, Mercury, and Fever.

Last season with the Sun, Carrington averaged 12.7 points, 5 rebounds, and 1.6 assists with nearly two steals per contest.

That effort earned Carrington the WNBA’s most improved player award and an all-defensive team nomination.