Autism Awareness All Start Game Standouts

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The Autism Awareness All‑Star Game creates a platform for some of the top senior athletes in the area while raising awareness and shining a light on autism. Coach Chris Williams and 4RYouthNYC continue to raise the bar for young people across New York City and beyond.<br><br><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='3142678' first='Daquan' last='Bryant']</strong> | <strong>St. John's Prep</strong> - He continued to display his complete feel for the game, using change of direction and creativity to excel as a playmaker. He earned MVP honors through his ability to attack off the drive, knock down jumpers, and create scoring opportunities for others.<br><br><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1782680' first='JJ' last='Addison']</strong> | <strong>Wings Academy</strong> - He was fluid as a ball handler, using hesitation moves and burst to get downhill and draw multiple fouls. He moved well off the ball, consistently putting himself in scoring position. He rebounded effectively and pushed the break several times, leading transition and connecting on an easy lob and a smooth jumper. He also showed he's an underrated defender, switching comfortably and holding his own across matchups.<br><br><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2303121' first='Kamryn' last='Boyd']</strong> | <strong>Louis Brandeis High School</strong> - He delivered an impressive all around performance, knocking down jump shots and throwing down powerful dunks. He finished well in transition, showing good body control. Boyd also served as a playmaker, using his dribble‑drive to create an open jumper for a teammate. He didn't shy away from contact, grabbing multiple rebounds in traffic by using his strong frame and physicality.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2759594' first='Rich' last='Jackson']</strong> | <strong>Thomas Jefferson HS</strong> - He is arguably one of the most college ready players in New York City. He maintained strength and control with the ball, consistently getting downhill and finishing through traffic using his powerful frame. He knocked down shots and helped create opportunities for his teammates.<br><br><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2303123' first='Ryan' last='Edwards']</strong> | <strong>Eagle Academy Bronx</strong> -&nbsp;He showed his offensive versatility, knocking down standstill threes and moving well off the ball to exploit angles for easy buckets. He also saw the floor well, executing a sharp pass that led directly to a layup. He didn't shy away from contact, pulling down multiple rebounds, on both sides, in traffic by using his strong frame and toughness.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Additional Standouts</strong><br>[player_tooltip player_id='3150815' first='Ibrahima' last='Camara'] - <strong>St. Raymond High School for Boys</strong><br>[player_tooltip player_id='1543639' first='Keiji' last='Clifton'] - <strong>Louis Brandeis High School</strong><br>[player_tooltip player_id='3142688' first='Myles' last='Perry'] - <strong>St. John's Prep</strong><br>[player_tooltip player_id='3266170' first='Myles' last='Herbert'] - <strong>St. Mary's</strong> <strong>(Manhasset)</strong><br>[player_tooltip player_id='3555722' first='Talen' last='Knowles'] - <strong>Eagle Academy Bronx</strong><br>Tyree Horne - Brooklyn Collegiate</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->