Jason McElwain

Jason McElwain, commonly known as J-Mac, is an American athlete who gained national attention in 2006 when he scored 20 points in a high school basketball game.

Jason's most remarkable achievement was when he scored 20 points for his high school basketball team in just four minutes, becoming an overnight sensation in the sports world.

Jason, who has autism, was the team manager for the varsity basketball team. In the last game of the regular season, he was allowed to dress as an honorary player and was put into the game with four minutes remaining. What followed was an unbelievable display of skill and determination as Jason scored six three-point shots and one free throw, captivating the crowd and the nation.

Jason's incredible achievement had a lasting impact on the autism community and inspired people worldwide. He became a role model for individuals with autism, showing that they can achieve great things with hard work and perseverance.

Since his famous basketball game, Jason has continued to inspire others as a motivational speaker. He has also advocated for autism awareness and acceptance, using his platform to educate and support individuals with autism.