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  YOUTH  

Many members of the Max's All Stars family have active roles in developing the next generation of basketball stars. We are extremely proud to support these youth basketball organizations. Max's All Stars is excited to be involved with these programs and looking to help others as well.

Next Generation

The next generation of great Max's All Stars is growing up right before our very eyes! Jackie Margulis is a rising future coach who is getting hands-on experience with our men's team. Since joining Max's All Stars as a player/coach intern in Fall 2023, she has compiled a 51-8 (.864) overall record and won five championships. Jackie loves shooting during pre-game warm-ups and started taking basketball lessons at Fastbreak Sports in Spring 2025.

Kaheem Davis' son, KJ Davis, is a superstar in the making! He loves showing off his skills during pre-game warm-ups at our games, but he also plays competitively in all sorts of different leagues/tournaments. KJ also has a little brother, Luka, who has great athletic potential as well!

Jerrell Lewis' son, Adonai (aka AD), has been sharpening his skills with the New Heights basketball program and at Liberty Avenue Middle School where his uncle, Max's All Stars Hall of Famer - Jason Lewis, is a coach as well. AD played in the 7th Annual Max's All Stars Hall of Fame Game at age 13, taking the place of his father, Jerrell, and held his own vs our veteran players.

Adonai Lewis, Dez Herring, Jackie Margulis, Kaheem Davis Jr, and Luka Davis received the first-ever Max's All Stars Youth Basketball Achievement Awards at the 7th Annual Max's All Stars Hall of Fame Game on September 7th, 2025.

Past Efforts/Notable Alumni

In 2015 and 2016, Max’s All Stars Youth Basketball Program hosted 41 workouts. We also competed in 21 games, finishing with an 8-13 record and reaching the ABC Hoops Junior Basketball League semifinals. Three members of Max’s All Stars Youth Basketball Program went on to play collegiate hoops – Donovan Cola, Justin Cardenas, and Keone Billey. Justin and Keone were members of Max’s All Stars Youth Basketball Program in 2015 and 2016. They both attended our weekly workouts led by Patrick James, Jason Lewis, Corey Orgias, and Troy Whittington. Justin played in 8 games for Max's All Stars and Keone played in 17. Justin played basketball for Thomas Edison Career & Technical High School from 2016 to 2019 and went on to become a member of the College of Staten Island Men’s Basketball Team (2019-2023). Keone played on the Kingsborough Community College Men’s Basketball Team as a freshman (2019-2020). Donovan was a member of Max’s All Stars Youth Basketball Program in 2015 and went on to play for the Hunter College Hawks Men’s Basketball Team (2022-2025).

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