When Edmund Hillary set out to climb Mt. Everest in May 1953, the world said it couldn't be done. For Ultimate Hoops Las Vegas players, Travis "No Fly Zone" Scribner stood as the impenetrable mountain no player has been able to climb. With 459 career blocks (#2 on UH All-Time List) Scribner has swatted away every player who tried to climb his summit.

Last night, on Tuesday, November 12, 2013, 60 years after Hillary became the first man to climb Mt. Everest, someone finally reached the summit of Mt. Scribner.

Chase Skinkis proudly planted his flag on the head of Scribner in The Mob's (5-0) 122-39 dismantling of Born & Raised 2.0 on Tuesday night at the Summerlin Life Time Fitness.

And if the historic dunk wasn't enough, Skinkis also finished the game with 27 points, 20 rebounds, 15 assists and four steals. His 55.3 PPR rating was tops in UH Nation on Tuesday night.

As of Wednesday morning, no video or photos of the historic dunk has surfaced. The UH media has been camped outside the homes of Skinkis and Scribner in Las Vegas to try and get an interview.

Thus far, the two UH legends have turned reclusive, trapped by the media inside their homes. However, they did post some tweets on the dunk via their twitter accounts, displaying mutual respect for one another.

If anyone uncovers footage of the dunk, please pass it along. A hefty reward awaits you.