So she took her problem straight to the top, writing a letter to the Golden ... site on Thursday reveals that the Curry 5 shoes are indeed available in the girls' section. Morrison told Teen ...

Shortly after Curry's letter was posted to Twitter on Thursday, Under Armour's website started including the Curry 5 shoes under the girls' section.

The point guard is a man of his word, and the Curry 5 is now listed under the "Girls Basketball Athletic Shoes" category on Under Armour's website. And people say the art of letter writing is dead.

Morrison requested that he make his signature shoes available for girls. He promptly responded to Morrison's letter and urged Under Armour to list children's sizes for the Curry 5s in a more ...

A 9-year-old girl ... Curry pointing out that his namesake sneakers appeared to be available for sale only to boys, and not only did Curry respond, he made a change. Riley Morrison wrote in her ...

a letter written by a 9-year-old girl named Riley started circulating on social media. The letter was addressed to Curry, asking him why his new shoes are available for boys — and not girls ...

But an omission on the Under Armour website for Curry’s latest basketball shoes prompted a 9-year-old girl to write a letter to the Golden State Warriors superstar, reminding him that “girls ...

The Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry reached out to Under Armour about an issue with girls shoes after a thoughtful young fan wrote him a letter.Riley Morrison, from Napa, California ...

A young girl who was upset because she couldn't get Steph Curry sneakers in a girl's size sent a letter to the Golden State Warrior's superstar. Riley Morrison says she never expected Curry to ...

Morrison, who famously wrote a letter to Steph Curry last month wondering why his Under Armour basketball shoes weren’t available in girls’ sizes, found two packages addressed to her from the ...