
Jason McElwain Speaker & Booking Information

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Jason McElwain
He is best known for having autism and scoring 20 points in a high school game in 4 minutes inspiring millions of people
McElwain's journey began when he was appointed as the manager of the Greece Athena High School Trojans men's basketball team in 2003 by Coach Jim Johnson. For three years, McElwain supported the team from the sidelines, but on February 15, 2006, he got his chance to shine on the court. In a senior night game against Spencerport High School, McElwain was subbed in with just over four minutes left. What followed was nothing short of extraordinary, as McElwain sank six three-pointers and one two-pointer, finishing with 20 points in a brief but unforgettable performance.
The impact of McElwain's achievement extended far beyond the basketball court. Footage of his performance quickly went viral, and he became a media sensation, with his story being featured on ESPN and other major outlets. In 2009, a short film titled "The Magic Of J-Mac" was released, chronicling his life and the incredible moment that captured the hearts of sports fans around the world. McElwain's story has since been a source of inspiration for athletes and individuals facing challenges, proving that perseverance and passion can lead to extraordinary outcomes.
In addition to his basketball success, McElwain has also pursued marathon running, further showcasing his athletic abilities and determination. His story continues to inspire, and he has become a sought-after public speaker, sharing his experiences and motivating others to overcome obstacles. McElwain's legacy is one of resilience, and his contributions to both sports and the autism community remain significant.
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